With “More Than a Guided Tour” series at RAM, we invite scholars, critics, curators, and media professionals to share with the audience their unique perspectives into our exhibition on view while literally walking you through it before a sit-down session of themed talk and discussion.
This talk includes two parts. In the first part, the speakers introduce the history, concept and changes of the Münster Sculpture Project including the 2017 edition with several examples of artworks on the exhibition. This part of the talk covers significant aspects like the role art museums in the project, the relationship of the project and its venue, with time, body, and space, and the publicness and independence of exhibitions. The second part of the talk would be on how the project cooperat
In this dialogue, we discuss the forgotten history of early phase of Pan-Asianism of Japan and China and see what alternative suggestions history has to provide for imagining an Asia with virtues of equal and peaceful co-existence of diverse cultures.
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Isabella Yang (Director Guided Tour) Language: Chinese
The panel will question if China is indeed focusing on the so-called “soft side” of its urban development. What is the role of cultural buildings in place-making and city branding? What is the relationship between cultural institutions and their buildings? And what role play real estate developers in this?
This Workshop invites children to an exhibition hall of RAM, where imaginative language and body gestures are used to guide children into the world of art. Would artworks become more intriguing if they are made to look less serious?
Tours are held at 2:30pm and are free for visitors with a valid ticket. Guide: Chen Dan Language: Chinese
Catherine Wagner’s lecture entitled Place History and the Archive covers a 40-year traj
