International Museums Day is on 18 May 2020 and in celebration of the theme equality and diversity, I curated an online exhibition on the topic – Diversity,…… Read more “International Museums Day 2020: Diversity and Inclusion”
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Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts
The inaugural ‘AI and art futures symposium’ (12 September 2019) explored the interplay of art market futures, art and data, and the role of the tangible and…… Read more “Art (I)rrelevance Symposium: Academics, Collectors, Funders and Artists Talk Data, AI and Arts”
2019 Knowledge Quarter Conference: The Future of Knowledge
It was a pleasure to be asked to part of the plenary session The Future of Knowledge Sharing. Start from the premise that over the next decade…… Read more “2019 Knowledge Quarter Conference: The Future of Knowledge”
The Arts+ Future of Culture Festival: Highlights & Reflections
The Frankfurt Book Fair is commonly referred to as the biggest book fair in the world. While I don’t know if that’s actually true, I can confirm…… Read more “The Arts+ Future of Culture Festival: Highlights & Reflections”
A First Look at the Berlin Biennale 2018
I visited the two main sites of the Berlin Biennale 10 this weekend: KW Institute of Contemporary Art and Academie der Kunst. The first artist I encountered was…… Read more “A First Look at the Berlin Biennale 2018”
60 Second Tour: High Museum of Art
Where is the High Museum of Art? Many recognise Atlanta as a US city, but don’t know exactly where it is or what’s there. Atlanta is located…… Read more “60 Second Tour: High Museum of Art”
How to Deconstruct the White Gaze: Made Visible at The Yard Theatre
In my recent blog, The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldrige: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts, I reflected on the many ironies that underpin the casting of…… Read more “How to Deconstruct the White Gaze: Made Visible at The Yard Theatre”
60 Second Tour: Blue Rider Group at Lenbachhaus
In honour of International Women’s Day, I’m posting this 60 Second Tour featuring the works of the Blue Rider Group (Der Blaue Reiter). Those who have an…… Read more “60 Second Tour: Blue Rider Group at Lenbachhaus”
The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldridge: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts
Whether you believe racism, a lack of good performances, or bad luck is the reason why no black actors were nominated for the Academy Awards this year,…… Read more “The Oscars, Othello and Ira Aldridge: The Paradox of Race in the Performing Arts”
60 Second Tour: Wonder at Renwick Gallery
The Renwick Gallery is part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. After a period of closure for renovation, it has re-opened with an exhibition called WONDER.… Read more "60 Second Tour: Wonder at Renwick Gallery"
