The Making of an Institution — Artistic Research. Prelude of short films by Souliya Phoumivong (Laos), Artist-in-Residence and talk by Rodolfo Andaur (Chile), Curator-in-Residence

As part of The Making of an Institution, Artist-in-Residence Souliya Phoumivong (Laos) will introduce and show his first claymation short film as a prelude to the talk of Curator-in-Residence Rodolfo Andaur.

Originally trained as a painter, Phoumivong will speak about how he first came across the universe of new media to introduce his first claymation film, Big World (2010), realised on occasion of a residency at Youkobo Art Space, Tokyo, Japan. Delving into his own subjective encounters with modernity outside of Laos, the artist will also show snippets of the work he is developing in Singapore.

Rodolfo Andaur’s talk Exposed Territories interweaves narratives collected and accumulated over the last few years about historical and anthropological reflections on the landscape and the borders of the Atacama Desert in South America. Andaur will also discuss how his research aims to reassesses socio-cultural aspects and expose contemporary art experiences into multidisciplinary platforms.

This talk is part of the public programme of The Making of an Institution.

2017-04-05

As part of The Making of an Institution, Artist-in-Residence Souliya Phoumivong (Laos) will introduce and show his first claymation short film as a prelude to the talk of Curator-in-Residence Rodolfo Andaur who will discuss how his research aims to reassesses socio-cultural aspects and expose contemporary art experiences into multidisciplinary platforms.

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