Afterall's 2024-25 Workshop Builds Sustainable Art Writing Ecosystems Across Southeast Asia
Afterall is launching a new workshop for 2024-2025 called 'Art Writing and Publishing in Southeast Asia: Sustainable Ecosystems and Infrastructures,' funded by a British Academy Writing Workshop Alumni Grant. The goal is to reconnect with those who participated in the 2021 program to foster fresh research ecosystems and encourage sustainable art practices. This workshop will include eighteen participants, such as lara acuin, Dini Adanurani, Vincent Ardidon, Van Do, and several others. Collaborators like Thanavi Chotpradit, Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez, and Tram Luong will facilitate peer learning and innovative approaches to art writing.
Key facts
- Afterall's 2024–5 workshop focuses on sustainable art writing ecosystems in Southeast Asia.
- The project is supported by a British Academy Writing Workshop Alumni Grant.
- Eighteen participants from across Southeast Asia are involved in the program.
- The workshop re-engages participants from a 2021 program to develop new research infrastructures.
- Participants include writers, curators, researchers, and cultural workers from multiple countries.
- The initiative aims to foster peer learning and experimental art writing forms.
- Collaborators hosting the program include Thanavi Chotpradit, Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez, Tram Luong, Brigitta Isabella, and Lyno Vuth.
- The 2021 workshop was titled 'Terms and Conditions of Writing and Publishing Art in Southeast Asia.'
Entities
Artists
- lara acuin
- Dini Adanurani
- Vincent Ardidon
- Van Do
- Hung Duong
- Roma Estrada
- Lyra Garcellano
- Prapan Jangkitchai
- Danielle Khleang
- Sheau Yun Lim
- Moeng Meta
- Tam Nguyen
- Nuttamon Pramsumran
- Akmalia Rizqita 'Chita'
- Ibrahim Soetomo
- Ariane Sutthavong
- Phoo Myat Thwe
- Dominic Zinampan
- Thanavi Chotpradit
- Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez
- Tram Luong
- Brigitta Isabella
- Lyno Vuth
Institutions
- Afterall
- British Academy
- Kultursinema
- ARKIPEL Film Festival
- Locarno Critics Academy
- Á Space
- Artforum
- ArtAsiaPacific
- Mekong Review
- Grana Books
- Lasalle College of the Arts
- SEAsia Scholars Award
- Art & Market
- Plural Art Mag
- International Examiner
- Henry Art Gallery
- University of Washington
- Malaysia Design Archive
- cloud projects
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Chulalongkorn University
- Silpakorn University
- Circle Theatre Bangkok
- Loei Art Fes
- Parallel Normalities
- RUBANAH Underground Hub
- Jakarta Biennale
- Hyphen—
- Taman Ismail Marzuki
- inappropriate BOOK CLUB
- Tambisan sa Sining
Locations
- Metro Manila
- Philippines
- Jakarta
- Indonesia
- Manila
- Hanoi
- Vietnam
- Kuala Lumpur
- Malaysia
- Cambridge, MA
- USA
- Singapore
- Phnom Penh
- Siem Reap
- Cambodia
- Tokyo
- Japan
- Thailand
- Myanmar
Sources
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