16 Jan | Collegiality in the Global South
Event Information
About this event
Borne from a desire to connect with colleagues across geographies at a time when travel was largely curbed, ambitious cross-boundary projects offer possibilities for art practitioners to work around restrictions to connect and create. We take a look at the outcomes of these bold initiatives.
Speakers
- DAVID TEH, Writer & Curator; Associate Professor, National University of Singapore
- FANG-TZE HSU, Lecturer, National University of Singapore (NUS); Curator, NUS Museum
- ISA LORENZO, Co-director, Silverlens Galleries
Moderated by NADYA WANG, Editor, A&M
This hybrid event takes place physically at Gillman Barracks, 47 Malan Road, #01-21 (limited to 30 pax) with a virtual livestream on SAW Digital. Register to secure your on-site or online spot!
This panel is co-presented by Art & Market. More information here.
Organiser SAW Dialogues 2022
Organiser of 16 Jan | Collegiality in the Global South
Join us as a we take stock of current practices and gain insights from networks across local and regional art communities.
The year 2022 sees us at an inflection point, made plain in part by the effects of the pandemic. It has hurled us into a technologically sophisticated, hyper-connected future brimming with anticipation and opportunities, yet we cannot deny the dichotomies that have surfaced alongside. Responding to this overarching theme of retrofuturism, we look back while looking forward, ruminating on past lessons learned to make smarter plans for the future.
Streaming live on SAW Digital with selected physical talks at Gillman Barracks, Block 47. More information on www.artandmarket.net/saw-dialogues-2022.
SAW Dialogues 2022 features a series of talks and panels organised by National Arts Council, in partnership with Art & Market and in coordination with our stakeholders, as part of Singapore Art Week.
