On Curating Photography

The 9﻿th SIPF 2024 runs from 18 October to 24 November this year.F﻿or more information and festival updates, visithttps://sipf.sg/

Singapore International Photography Festival

Join a discussion on curating photography, exploring diverse practices, photography's evolving role, and its place in today's visual culture

National Design Centre, Auditorium

9th SIPF: Talks & Tours

A series of blended talks with on-site exhibition tours, bringing you closer to the thought processes of artists and curators.

<h3>On Curating Photography</h3>as part of the 9th Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF)Date: 20th Oct 24 (Sat)Time: 1.00pm — 2.30pmVenue: Auditorium (Level 2), National Design Centre (111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969)Registration: $10 (General), $8 (Concession)Speakers: Gwen Lee [SG], Director of SIPF &amp; DECK; Kim Sunyoung [KR], Senior Curator at Museum Hanmi; Tanvi Mishra [IN], Curator, Writer, Photo Editor; Louise Clements [UK], Director of PhotoworksModerator: Iola Lenzi [SG], Curator, Art Historian, Critic, Educator at University of the Arts Singapore (UAS) &amp; Nanyang Technological University (NTU) —About the TalkJoin this insightful discussion on the act of Curating Photography, where we explore the diverse curatorial practices and examine what it means to curate images in today’s conditions. The conversation will consider the evolving role of photography in today's artistic landscape, and the medium specificity of photography, offering a deeper understanding of photographic curatorial practices in contemporary visual culture.The talk will begin with the speakers each sharing their respective curatorial practices, followed by a conversation led by curator and art historian, Iola Lenzi, before opening the floor for questions.

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