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SUMMARY:The Art World 2025
DESCRIPTION:Department of Art History presents\nThe Art World 2025: Blurred lines and new realities\nHow social media\, geopolitics\, creative industries and generational shifts are rapidly reshaping the art world’s markets and modus operandi. \nDate: 23rd March 2025 (Sunday)\nTime: 2pm-3:30pm\nVenue: Grand Hall\, Centennial Campus\, HKU (click here for directions)\nRegistration: CLICK HERE– Registration is now closed\, but we welcome walk-in participants\nFree seating\, with doors open at 1:30pm \nSpeaker: Marc Spiegler (Cultural Strategist) \nSpiegler was the Global Director of Art Basel from 2012 to 2022\, and helped bring Art Basel to Hong Kong in 2011. He now works independently with cultural organizations such as the LUMA Foundation and for companies such as Prada Group\, KEF and Sanlorenzo. In the immersive space\, he is President of Board of Superblue and chairman of the UBS Digital Art Museum’s advisory board. Spiegler has been a Visiting Professor in cultural management at Milan’s Universita Bocconi for a decade and recently cofounded the Art Market Minds Academy\, a virtual education startup.
URL:https://arthistory.hku.hk/index.php/event/the-art-world-2025-blurred-lines-and-new-realities/
LOCATION:Grand Hall\, Grand Hall\, Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre\, Centennial Campus
CATEGORIES:2024-2025,Public Lecture
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SUMMARY:Lee Mingwei and the Art of Transformation
DESCRIPTION:Department of Art History presents\nLee Mingwei and the Art of Transformation\nLee Mingwei’s (b.1964\, Taiwan) artistic practice incorporates aspects of installation\, performance\, and participation. Inspired by multiple sources\, his works follow no set medium or material and are often repeated in different locations. Through his iterative projects he builds connectedness and helps us see art as a space for transformation and change. This talk will cover key works in Lee’s career\, giving special attention to the large-scale sand painting installation Guernica in Sand currently on view at M+. \nDate: 24th March 2025 (Monday)\nTime: 1-2:30pm\nVenue: Venue: Rayson Huang Theatre\, HKU (HKU MTR A2 exit) (click here for directions)\nRegistration: CLICK HERE – Registration is now closed\, but we welcome walk-in participants\nFree seating \nSpeaker: Pauline J. Yao \nPauline J. Yao is an independent curator and writer based in Hong Kong. From 2017 to 2024 she was Lead Curator\, Visual Art\, at M+. Since joining the M+ curatorial team in 2012\, Yao played an integral role in building the museum’s collection and acquiring works of art from East Asia\, Southeast Asia and internationally. She curated the first display of the visual art collection exhibition Individuals\, Networks\, Expressions and organized Antony Gormley: Asian Field\, both in 2021. Other M+ exhibitions include In Search of Southeast Asia through the M+ Collections (with Shirley Surya\, 2018) and Five Artists: Sites Encountered (2019)\, both presented at the M+ Pavilion. Yao is a regular contributor to Artforum International and her writings on contemporary Asian art have appeared in numerous catalogues\, online publications\, and edited volumes.
URL:https://arthistory.hku.hk/index.php/event/lee-mingwei-and-the-art-of-transformation/
LOCATION:Rayson Huang Theatre\, Rayson Huang Theatre\, Main Campus\, HKU\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:2024-2025,Academic Talk,Public Lecture
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