ArtReview hosts discussion on art's social role with Norberto Roldan and Marv Recinto
On October 24, 2020, ArtReview will present 'What Can Art Do?' featuring artist Norberto 'Peewee' Roldan alongside critic Marv Recinto, with moderation by Fi Churchman. This event is part of the third annual symposium titled 'Instructions for the woodcutters: Art, Sustainability and Commitment,' organized by Thanks for Nothing from October 19 to 23, 2020, in collaboration with the Serpentine's General Ecology project and ArtReview. The symposium will explore environmental practices in the realms of art, architecture, and philosophy, using the Philippines as a focal point. Roldan, a multimedia artist and curator, co-founded Green Papaya Art Projects in 2000, while Recinto is a London-based Filipina arts writer. Registration is necessary to attend.
Key facts
- ArtReview convenes 'What Can Art Do?' discussion on October 24, 2020
- Participants include artist Norberto 'Peewee' Roldan and critic Marv Recinto
- Moderated by Fi Churchman, Senior Editor of ArtReview Asia
- Part of Thanks for Nothing's symposium from October 19-23, 2020
- Symposium focuses on environmental and ecological practice in art, architecture, philosophy
- Green Papaya Art Projects founded in 2000 by Norberto Roldan and Donna Miranda
- Norberto Roldan founded Black Artists in Asia in 1986 and initiated VIVA EXCON Biennale
- Marv Recinto studied at Fordham University and Courtauld Institute of Art
Entities
Artists
- Norberto 'Peewee' Roldan
- Donna Miranda
- Martha Atienza
Institutions
- ArtReview
- Thanks for Nothing
- Serpentine
- Green Papaya Art Projects
- Black Artists in Asia
- VIVA EXCON Biennale
- Christie's
- ArtReview Asia
- Fordham University
- Courtauld Institute of Art
Locations
- Quezon City
- Manila
- Philippines
- London
- United Kingdom
- Singapore
- San Francisco
- United States
- New York
- Visayas region
- Asia Pacific