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Sputniko! and Napp Studio & Architects, Red Silk of Fate – The Shrine, 2023
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Moon and Jeon, The Ways of Folding Space and Flying, 2015
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Mariko Mori, Miko No Inori, 1996
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Etsuko Ichihara, Namahage in Tokyo, 2017
Image courtesy Etsuko Ichihara and ISID OPEN INNOVATION LAB
Astria Suparak, Virtually Asian, 2021
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Anne Samat, Cannot Be Broken and Won’t Live Unspoken, 2022
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Lee Bul, Untitled, 2003
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‘Words and Worlds’ Gallery in New Eden
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: TAN SIULI
Tan Siuli is an independent curator with over a decade of experience encompassing the research, presentation and commissioning of contemporary art from Southeast Asia. Major exhibition projects include two editions of the Singapore Biennale (2013 and 2016), inter-institutional traveling exhibitions, as well as mentoring and commissioning platforms such as the President’s Young Talents exhibition series. She has also lectured on Museum-based learning and Southeast Asian art history at institutes of higher learning in Singapore. Her recent speaking engagements include presentations on Southeast Asian contemporary art at Frieze Academy London and Bloomberg’s Brilliant Ideas series.
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