Mapping Southeast Asia – Contemporary art and public space
On the occasion of the Asia-Pacific-Weeks Berlin 2015 KfW Stiftung invites you to a panel talk with the current KfW Stiftung grant holders.
Tuesday,19 May 2015, 6pm
Federal Foreign Office, Berlin
Willy-Brandt-Saal
- Welcome
Dr. Ulrich Schröder
Board KfW Stiftung - Dr. Bernd von Münchow-Pohl
Head of Division for Goethe-Institut, Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations, Bilateral Cultural Societies, Federal Foreign Office - Introduction
Dr. Nicola Müllerschön
Programme Manager Arts & Culture, KfW Stiftung
Panel Talk
- Khvay Samnang
Artist, Phnom Penh/Kambodscha - Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai
Artist, Hue/Vietnam - Syafiatudina
Curator, Yogyakarta/Indonesien - Hosted by
Roger Nelson
Independent curator, Phnom Penh/Kambodscha
Participants
Khvay Samnang (based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia) focuses in his work on the humanitarian and ecological impacts of expropriation, land grabbing and unrestrained growth in Cambodia.
Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai (based in Hue, Vietnam) deals with notions of identity, belonging and human rights and talks about her research in fishing communities on the Vietnamese-Cambodian border.
Syafiatudina is the co-director of KUNCI Cultural Studies Center in Yogyakarta, an institutional pioneer in Indonesia. Dealing with the relationship between the public, communities and common property, her curatorial work takes a collaborative and participatory approach.
Roger Nelson (based in Phnom Penh) is an independent curator and scholar. He has directed a large number of curatorial projects and conducted extensive research on contemporary art in Southeast Asia. He is co-founder of the journal SOUTHEAST OF NOW: Directions in Contemporary and Modern Art and fellow at the research programme Ambitious Alignments: New Histories of Southeast Asian Art of The Getty Foundation.
Dates
Tuesday,19 May 2015, 6pm
Auswärtiges Amt, Berlin
Willy-Brandt-Saal
Programme Management
Daniele Leykam
Photo credits:
All Images: Source: KfW Stiftung, Author / Photographer: Raum11/Zappner