This week, through course tutor Gabi’s lecture, we studied and discussed curatorial ethics. Through the research of the articles by two scholars, Martinon and Reilly, they both believe that curation is not just a tool, but an expanded role that goes beyond traditional functions and responsibilities. They both believe that today’s curation needs to ethically […]

Through Week 3 Fran Cottell’s lecture, I was inspired by his exhibition venue. Fran Cottell is an artist based in London, known for her experimental installations and performances in unconventional spaces. Her work often challenges traditional exhibition formats, transforming everyday environments into artistic experiences. Since 2001, Cottell has used her own home as the venue […]

Terry Smith systematically describes the complex context in which contemporary curatorial practice takes place, which he calls the ‘visual art exhibition complex’ (VAEC). He points out that modern curatorial activities take place in a multi-layered ecology comprising a variety of exhibition venues, including national museums, commercial galleries, artist spaces, temporary exhibition venues and online platforms. […]

I have visited some large-scale exhibitions or small-scale exhibitions in China, and I have found some problems, that is, after watching them, I only remember the appearance of some art works, but I can’t deeply understand the deeper meaning of them, for example, some large-scale exhibitions are often more like some famous artists and curators […]

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