Jiyun Zhang’s blog: Jiyun Zhang / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2] Jiyun’s blogs offer a comprehensive reflection that goes beyond the simple time record of curatorial research and exhibition visits, positioning itself as a critical commentary on contemporary exhibition practices and an introspective… Continue Reading →
The lemon video of this Wednesday’s lecture impressed me very much, and I think it is a very special art form. The instructor asked us to watch the video and write down the ideas in our minds. This is what… Continue Reading →
Today, I suddenly want to discuss the topic of collectivity. This semester, we are very lucky to be in the same group with the current group members, forming our own collective. Our collective name is 11:11, which I think is… Continue Reading →
Yesterday my classmates and I went to Glasgow to visit four pavilions. I would like to make some descriptions of the parts I am interested in. First, in the Hunteria Museum, I learned about the history of ancient Rome, such… Continue Reading →
To Hanyun Xue: I’m glad to have learned more about your personal experience by reading your blog. You have a very strong ability to generalize and outputs a lot of your own ideas in blogs. I think there is a lot for… Continue Reading →
In the sixth week, I showed the contents of the exhibition I planned to the students in the group, and mainly revised the following aspects. The first one was to sort out all the timelines of the development of feminist… Continue Reading →
I went to Glasgow this week to visit the gallery of modern art, which had an interesting exhibition. I’d like to describe some of the parts that stand out. The first hall is a cinema, composed of three large screens,… Continue Reading →
On Wednesday morning, we learned ATLAS Arts, where the online presentation gave me some inspiration. It has the advantages of expanding coverage, long service life, data archive storage and adapting to the trend of digital art. Thanks to these features,… Continue Reading →
The lecture in the fourth week made me understand some of the preparation work before the exhibition, such as the cost, transportation and communication with the artist. We can only see the content of the works in the exhibition, but… Continue Reading →
On Wednesday morning we heard a talk by artist Fran Cottell about house projects, an interesting exhibition that breaks down the boundaries between private and public, art and life, turning private houses into art galleries by installation art that allows… Continue Reading →
