Week 11 Blog｜Budgeting Practice and Site Visit Reflection: Reconstructing Vanishing Existence
Part 1: Reconstructing Curatorial Logic Within a £10,000 Budget Limit This week, following the curatorial timeline and task…
Deepen the planning of the “Color of Death” exhibition
Background Research:Why Discuss “The Color of Death”? In various cultures, colors have complex and profound connections with death. For instance,…
week10—Collective meeting
Sensory Engagement and Refining the Exhibition Framework Curatorial Progress Update In Week 10, I made several key adjustments to my…
Week 9-Collective meeting
This week (23 March) we held a group meeting organized by Feng Zhao, Xinyao and Chuni, which focused on three…
My Peer Review of Sun Xi
Summary Sun Xi’s blog documents her curatorial development with a strong emphasis on community memory, local history, and participatory practices….
week9 Blog: Rethinking Curation – Finding Power in Subtlety
Exploring Curation Beyond Grand Narratives This week, my perspective on curating has shifted. Through group discussions and site visits, I’ve…
WEEK8: Collaborative Curating and Exhibition Planning
Refining the Exhibition Concept This week’s group meeting was a critical moment in advancing my exhibition concept. The…
Week7 Field Trip
Exploring Curatorial Narratives in Glasgow This week, I had the opportunity to participate in a field trip to…
Reflections on the evaluations given by my peers and teachers regarding my presentation.
One of the biggest issues with my presentation was poor time management. I originally planned to finish within five minutes,…
My feedback on the blog of my peers
(1) Feedback recipient: Shumiao Cheng Link: https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/s2630451_curating-2024-2025sem2/2025/02/10/reconsidering-time-in-curatorial-practice/#comments Feedback content: This blog explores the role of time in curatorial practice, particularly…
