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The understanding of pain: Collective memory and mystery view Tittle：Collective memory and mystery view Theme：Collective memory, Female perspecitive, pain, identities Concept & Practice： Form：Online exhibition Audience: People interested in feminist art, women art practitioners, students and so on Location:… Continue Reading →
After a short tour of Talbot Rice Gallery and a review of its space and design, this week’s session was given by curator James Clegg, who enthusiastically explained much about curation, how to prepare a curatorial theme, choose… Continue Reading →
In this week’s discussion, I examine the visions, goals, ethics, and values of a range of organizations used as exemplars. One of the teams I worked with focused on the rather specific case of SLIENCE UNIVERSITY (which seems quite… Continue Reading →
Two UK-based arts organisations that I have been following recently are Fruitmarket in Edinburgh, a free public cultural space in Edinburgh city centre that has been providing inspiration and opportunities for artists and audiences in Edinburgh and across Scotland…. Continue Reading →
Welcome to your new blog site! This is your first post. You can edit this or delete it and start blogging. You should read the Terms of Use if you haven’t already. For help and advice on getting started with… Continue Reading →
