Part of the Curatorial-Intensive, the public symposium "When Does An
Exhibition Begin and End?" presented Curating Lab 2014 participants with an opportunity to reflect
on the role of a symposium and its public within curatorial practice. Building on lectures and workshops with facilitators Max Andrews and
Mariana Cánepa Luna from Barcelona-based curatorial office Latitudes as well as artist, curator and writer Heman Chong, participants
engaged with the symposium by live-tweeting proceedings, mapping
concepts of the discussions, and devising approaches such as blogging to
document and report the day for those not physically present.
During the symposium, Selene Yap, Wong Yeang Cherng, Euginia Tan and Cheng Jia Yun created concept maps of discussions as they happened.
Photos: Luca Lum
These served as live reportage of conversations as well as effective summaries and recaps of the proceedings of the symposium for those present.
Concept Map of Session 1: In Search of Raffles' Light
Concept Map of Session 2: The Disappearance
Their mapping efforts were also extended beyond the duration of the seminar through sharing on social media platforms.
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Other posts on the Public Symposium:
Recap | Photos | Videos
Live-tweeting by participants
post.scripting | An Interview with Vera Mey
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