One-on-one tutorials and peer-to-peer discussions with my mentor have given me a different way of thinking . In my initial curatorial ideas, I was too “closed” to the idea of curating around “individual” projects. On the one hand, it cut… Continue Reading →

 short synopsis Do you remember the game you played as a child? Please do not forget to turn around and smile, expecting your heart to remain unchanged.   The theme of my exhibition is PLAY&TIME&HUMAN, they are interconnected and carry each other…. Continue Reading →

For this week’s curatorial session, it was an honor to hear from EMBASSY. This is an artist-led organization, based in Edinburgh, that aims to support early-career artists by promoting exhibitions, commissioning opportunities, events, and public-facing programming. I learned from the… Continue Reading →

On Tuesday, we visited Talbot Rice Gallery, the public art gallery of the University of Edinburgh. The excellent exhibitor James Clegg gave us a presentation on the design of the gallery space and led a workshop. I benefited greatly. Through… Continue Reading →

The second week, we were asked to create our curatorial project. At first, I didn’t have a clue. So in class, Beth guided us through the process of finding and exploring “What is a good curatorial project?” Each of our… Continue Reading →

During our class , each of our students shared an art organization they had visited and found interesting. It was an engaging session, as we got to learn about each other’s experiences and thoughts. As for myself, I shared two… Continue Reading →