Through the panoramic photos of the Bund taken by the Kung Tai, we turn time back to the middle and late 19th centuries. From this historical aspect, we are committed to exploring disappearing areas that convey neglected histories, talking about the complex story within the context of urban life and scene, and re-acquainting this "new look" of the Bund.
Through the panoramic photos of the Bund taken by the Kung Tai, we turn time back to the middle and late 19th centuries. From this historical aspect, we are committed to exploring disappearing areas that convey neglected histories, talking about the complex story within the context of urban life and scene, and re-acquainting this "new look" of the Bund.
Khek Dhang Ke offline event is coming! In 19:30 June 11th，let’s party and dance together at RAM Station in Yuanmingyuan Road! Embracing the most gentle summer night in the Bund area!
“As you go… roads under your feet, towards the new future” symposium is the first public moment of sharing not only our research, but also our mode of working based on relationality and interdependence that we bring with us as we move forward. “As you go…” is a long-term project and research centres around the unheard voices and raising awareness to the shared problems underlying different contexts, ranging from China to Balkan, from Ethiopia to Central Asia.
Flaneur in The Insular Cities: Island Ecology is an internet-based residency project. It explores the topic of islands collectivity as artistic experimentation with Island Ecologies as a point of departure.
Rockbund Art Museum is very pleased to announce our collaboration with Jasphy Zheng on Stories from the Room (Shanghai), 2020, a newly commissioned project initiated by the artist and supported by RAM CURTAIN New Commissions Series. Invited by Larys Frogier, director of Rockbund Art Museum, Stories from the Room is an ongoing work conceived by Jasphy Zheng, who will present her two-year Stories from the Room project as a temporary installation hosted by the museum.
KUNCI experiments with methods in producing and sharing knowledge through the acts of studying together at the intersections between affective, manual and intellectual labor. As part of the spirit of producing and sharing knowledge through the acts of studying together, KUNCI devises the School of Improper Education (SoIE) at the end of 2016. In the lecture, KUNCI member Rifki AP will share the concept and practice of “Nyantrik”.
In the talk, Amy Lien and Harry Burke will be jointly responding to the CPA research theme of ‘Institution Building’. Assessing various case studies in Asia, their presentation will explore points of difference and convergence shared between large-scale institutional structures and self-organized collectives.
