Alexander Keefe in collaboration with 

Ashoke Chatterjee and Liz Phillips

From the Stillness A Circle None Escapes, 2020

Audiovisual Installation

Co-commissioned by Guangdong Times Museum & KADIST

Courtesy of the artist

Evelyn Taocheng Wang

Eight View of Oud-Charlois No.7, 2019

Ink, Acrylic on Rice Paper, 46x104cm

Courtesy of the artist and Antenna Space

Opening Zoom Session

15:00-17:00, Dec 12, 2020 

Speakers: Hyunjin Kim (KADIST’s Lead regional Curator for Asia), Marie Martraire (Director, KADIST, San Francisco), Nikita Yingqian Cai (Chief Curator, Guangdong Times Museum)

Address: East Wing, Guangdong Times Museum 

Zoom link will be released later 

Online Exhibition

Dec 15, 2020 - Jan 31, 2021   

Frequencies of Tradition, Online Video Exhibition  

Yoeri Guépin, Ho Tzu Nyen, Alexander Keefe in collaboration with Ashoke Chatterjee, Ayoung Kim, Erika Tan, and Ming Wong 

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Screening at Times Museum 

Selected works from the online exhibition will be shown at Times Museum on March, 2020. Please refer to the follow-up announcement for details.

Webinars

Curators, scholars and artists will be invited to give online or offline talks during the exhibition period. Please refer to the follow-up announcement for details.

Hyunjin Kim is a curator and writer and recently curated the Korean Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2019. She was co-curator of the 7th Gwangju Biennale (2008) and worked as Director for Arko Art Center, Seoul (2014-2015). Since 2001, Kim has worked for several institutions, including Ilmin Museum of Art (2013), Van abbe museum, Eindhoven (2005-2006), ArtSonje Center, Seoul (2001-2003), and Ssamzie Space, Seoul (2000). Since 1999, She curated exhibitions and projects including History Has Failed Us but No Matter, Arko Art Center(Seoul 2020);  2 or 3 Tigers, Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin 2017); Two Hours, Tina Kim Gallery (New York 2016); Tradition (Un)Realized, Arko Art Center (Seoul 2014); The Brilliant Collaborator, Ilmin Museum of Art (Seoul 2013); Perspective Strikes Back, L’appartement22 (Rabat 2010); Movement, Contingency and Community, Gallery27 (Uiwang 2007) and Plug-In#3-Undeclared Crowd, Vanabbemuseum, (Eindhoven 2006). Kim has curated solo-exhibition for artists including Nina Canell, Hwayeon Nam, Jewyo Rhii, Haegue Yang, Chung Seoyoung, and commissioned performance/theater works by artists Sung Hwan Kim, siren eun young jung, Jewyo Rhii. Her catalogs and edited publications include Hwayeon Nam, Time-Mechanics, Arko (Seoul 2017); Nina Canell, Satin Ion, BomDia (Berlin 2015); Gao Shiqiang_The Other There, Timezone8 (Beijing 2009); Dolores Zinny and Juan Maidagan, Sala Rekalde (Bilbao 2007) among many others.  

KADIST believes contemporary artists make an important contribution to a progressive society, their work often addressing key issues of our time. A non-profit organization, KADIST is dedicated to exhibiting the work of artists represented in its collection, encourages this engagement and advocates for the relevance of contemporary art in our lives. Its programs develop collaborations with artists, curators, and many art organizations around the world, facilitating new connections across cultures. Local programs in KADIST’s hubs of Paris and San Francisco include exhibitions, public events, residencies, and educational initiatives. Complemented by an active online network, they aim at creating vibrant conversations about contemporary art and ideas.

Guangdong Times Museum celebrates the social values of culture and embrace our communities at home and abroad, attempting to indigenize the language of contemporary art, while also supporting artists to present their critical ideas and to produce ambitious works. By creating a network of thinkers, artists, and initiatives across regions and cultures, Guangdong Times Museum is making Guangzhou a great place for art goers and cultural producers. After a decade of robust programming, Guangdong Times Museum has become a cultural landmark of the city where people can discover art, connect with each other, feel inspired by unexpected learning and worldly experiences.