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Collaborative Communities: International Exchange and Residencies (I)
Out of the Matrix: Decoding curation through print practice
Richard Harding
Academic, Curator, Artist
RMIT University
Richard Harding is an artist and educator based at RMIT University School of Art in Melbourne Australia. He is best known for his research into notions of otherness utilising printmaking’s inherent properties of sameness and difference. His research examines sexual orientation, masculinity and codes of representation to explore perceptions of liberation and oppression. Harding’s art praxis is informed by architectural and queer theory utilising reproductive technologies as a vehicle for ongoing studio and gallery investigations. He is aligned with research groups such as Queer(y)ing Practice and The News Network Project producing exhibitions and artworks to encourage discussions of socio-political concerns.
CHUN WAI (WILSON) YEUNG
Student, Student
RMIT University
Wilson Yeung is an artist-curator, researcher, and creative producer. Wilson holds a Master’s degree in art curating from the Department of Art History at the University of Sydney and a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) with distinction awarded by RMIT University. He is a collaborator of Independent Curators International, an alumnus of Shanghai Curators Lab at Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, Shanghai University, and an industry researcher at RMIT University's Contemporary Art and Social Transformation Research Group. Wilson is undertaking a PhD by practice in RMIT's School of Architecture and Urban Design, addressing collective curatorial practices. His texts have appeared on the OnCurating, Public Art Journal, Journal of Urban Culture Research, International Academic Forum Archive and Journal of Public Space. In 2020, Wilson was selected by Sydney’s 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art and London’s International Curators Forum to participate in the 4A Curators’ Intensive.
Splitgraphic biennial 2003-2021—Establishing Sustainable Collaborative Graphic Community
Marina Petit
Curator
Splitgraphic Biennial / www.splitgraphic.hr
Marina Petit has an MA in Art history and English language. During 2006 was an intern at Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice and in 2007 she worked at the 52nd Bienniale di Venezia in the USA pavilion. She has been participating in the establishment and organization of Splitgraphic International Graphic Biennial from its beginnings in 2003. Since 2007 she has been acting as a jury member, curator and general coordinator of Splitgraphic. Recently she curated or participated in printmaking events in Dubrovnik, Zagreb, Vilnius, Krakow, Lodz and Guanlan. She published a book titled “The Architecture in Split 1945-1960” by Architects’ Association of Split in 2010. She is a member of Croatian association of visual artists.
Paper, Wood, Water and Light
Marta Bożyk
Printmaker, Academic, Curator, Artist, Printmaker, Academic, Curator, Artist
Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Poland
1973 - Born in Krakow, Poland. 1993 - 1998 - studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Faculty of Graphic Arts. 1998 - diploma awarded with the Rector's Medal of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. 2013 - assistant professor at the woodcut studio of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. 2013 - Doctorate (PHD) in Fine Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. 2019 - Elected to the Academic Council of the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków for 2 terms. She conducts research and teaching activities, international art projects. Curator of exhibitions. Her works can be found in many art and cultural institutions in the world and in Poland. She completed numerous artistic residencies in Japan, Serbia, Great Britain and Poland. She deals mainly with printmaking. She has had 30 solo and more than 200 group exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
Proposal:
Paper, Wood, Water and Light
Cyanotype: From a Scientific Tool to an International Cultural Exchange Medium
HO Yin Fung
Printmaker, Artist
Hong Kong Open Printshop
With background in different areas of design and photography, FUNG Ho-Yin is also one of the founders of the Hong Kong Open Printshop which enters its 20th anniversary in 2020. His specializes in the alternative photographic processes, and the research in bridging these processes with the digital era. After teaching at the School of Design of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University of over 25 years, Ho-Yin is now devoting most of his time in making his own art as the same time helping the Printshop to explore further developments in various realms.
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