This week’s session, Sleepwalker Archives Vol.4: “Objects of Reality” Show & Tell, shifted the curatorial lens inward. Instead of analysing artworks or media environments, we turned to personal objects as triggers of memory, perception, and critical questioning. Each participant was… Continue Reading →

This week, I’ve made significant progress on the direction of my curatorial project, which now takes the working title A System of Her Own. The exhibition will no longer focus on multiple artists rejecting the art world, but instead centre… Continue Reading →

Sleepwalker Archives Vol.3: Sound as a Distorter of Reality, explored the construction of reality through layered sound. Instead of treating sound as passive background or emotional enhancer, we approached it as a material agent that interferes with perception—a participant in… Continue Reading →

This week, I participated in a cross-group curatorial meeting, where I shared my independent curatorial project, Against the System – Artists Who Rejected the Art World, with classmates from outside the Sleepwalkers collective. It was both inspiring and challenging to… Continue Reading →

This week, our collective held a session titled Sleepwalker Archives Vol.2: The Theater of Reality in Contemporary Art. The event centered around a collective screening and discussion of The Truman Show (1998), which we used as a critical lens to… Continue Reading →

In my initial curatorial pitch, Against the System – Artists Who Rejected the Art World, I proposed an exhibition exploring artists who distanced themselves from institutional spaces as an act of resistance. The exhibition aimed to challenge traditional curatorial models… Continue Reading →

This week, our group, The Sleepwalkers, held a meeting at Summerhall to refine our exhibition theme by discussing potential artists and their works. Building on last week’s discussions, we focused on artists whose practices engage with visual perception, media manipulation,… Continue Reading →

This week, our group The Sleepwalkers engaged in an open discussion to determine our collective curatorial theme. Each member proposed a different idea, leading to a thought-provoking exchange on the intersections of perception, space, and narrative construction. After multiple rounds… Continue Reading →

This week’s field trip to Glasgow provided an opportunity to engage with a range of exhibitions and institutions, each offering distinct curatorial approaches. From the historical collections of the Hunterian Museum to the politically charged installations at GoMA, the trip… Continue Reading →