Theoretical Reflections: Re-examining Joseph Beuys’ “Everyone is an Artist” in the AI Era   Recently, following feedback from my tutorial and my own reflections on curatorial theory, I’ve been diving deeper into the theoretical underpinnings of my curatorial project—particularly Joseph Beuys’ famous assertion that “Everyone is an artist.” To fully engage with this idea in […]

Reflections and Responses to Recent Teacher Feedback and Tutorial Suggestions I have recently reviewed and digested the blog feedback provided by Frances and the further suggestions I received during the recent Tutorial, and the following are my reflections and plans for next steps. Deepening on Joseph Beuys’ theory of “everyone is an artist”: My teacher […]

Engaging My Audience: Exploring Art Education in the AI Era In developing my curatorial project, I’ve been carefully considering my target audience: art students, and students without an art background. I chose this specific group because they share similarities—such as being within a similar age group and educational level—but importantly differ in their educational backgrounds […]

“Everyone is an Artist?’ Rethinking Art Education in the Age of AI Over the past few weeks, I have gradually clarified the direction of my curatorial project. The core starting point of this exhibition comes from Joseph Beuys’ classic theory: “Everyone is an Artist”. With the rapid development of AI technology, this idea is even […]

Thank you for sharing your ongoing reflections and developments in your blog. Your commitment to exploring socially engaged art through site-specific interventions, especially addressing urban marginalization in China, is both compelling and meaningful. Your blog thoroughly documents your evolving thought processes and clearly shows how you connect theoretical ideas with practical considerations. I found your […]

This Wednesday, during our class discussion, I shared my latest curatorial ideas with Frances and my peers. Their feedback was incredibly helpful and prompted me to critically reassess my previous exhibition concept. I realized that my earlier plans might have leaned too heavily on the technical spectacle of AI, overlooking deeper social and artistic questions […]

This week, our team met at Summerhall to discuss our various projects, which led to insights and a critical reassessment of my curatorial approach. Reassessing my curatorial approach Listening to my colleagues’ different projects, I understood the importance of aligning the scale of the exhibition and artist selection with the resources and experience of emerging […]

Thanks so much to our Frances and classmates for giving me feedback. I’m having second thoughts about my curation based on this. As I reflect on the feedback I’ve received, I realize that my initial approach may have leaned too much into the technical spectacle of AI rather than focusing on the artists and their […]