A Reflection on Monologue Dialogue 4: Mysticism and Insecurity. Art in an insecure age
A Reflection on Monologue Dialogue 4: Mysticism and Insecurity. Art in an insecure age
Monologue Dialogue 4: Mysticism and Insecurity (MD4) was a 16-person international group show held at The Koppel Project at Baker Street, London UK, 4 May - 1 July 2017. It was curated by Professor Andrew Stahl (UCL Slade School of Fine Art). The key focus of the project has been to celebrate transcultural conversations by bringing together artists mainly from Thailand and the UK but also from different parts of the world to install or construct work together, and develop existing contacts between UK and Thai universities and in some way to reflect on the transcultural nature of today's discourse for artists. Kai was an invited artist and created a new installation. She was also co-curator of numerous public engagement events in the gallery. This included tours of the exhibition and discussions engaging the public, students and artists. including a discussion and tour. Kai also curated a live performance by artist James Steventon, and wrote an article celebrating transculturalism in a precarious age of protectionism and populism.
Tan, Kai Syng
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Stahl, Andrew
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5 January 2018
Tan, Kai Syng
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Stahl, Andrew
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Tan, Kai Syng and Stahl, Andrew
(2018)
A Reflection on Monologue Dialogue 4: Mysticism and Insecurity. Art in an insecure age
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Monologue Dialogue 4: Mysticism and Insecurity (MD4) was a 16-person international group show held at The Koppel Project at Baker Street, London UK, 4 May - 1 July 2017. It was curated by Professor Andrew Stahl (UCL Slade School of Fine Art). The key focus of the project has been to celebrate transcultural conversations by bringing together artists mainly from Thailand and the UK but also from different parts of the world to install or construct work together, and develop existing contacts between UK and Thai universities and in some way to reflect on the transcultural nature of today's discourse for artists. Kai was an invited artist and created a new installation. She was also co-curator of numerous public engagement events in the gallery. This included tours of the exhibition and discussions engaging the public, students and artists. including a discussion and tour. Kai also curated a live performance by artist James Steventon, and wrote an article celebrating transculturalism in a precarious age of protectionism and populism.
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Published date: 5 January 2018
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Local EPrints ID: 500672
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/500672
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Kai Syng Tan
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Andrew Stahl
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