Four leaders from five Southeast Asian art institutions discuss issues faced by respective institutions during the pandemic and the ways they handle those challenges.
23.01.2021 – 23.01.2021
About
Presenting leaders from four Southeast Asian art institutions, this program will discuss about the issues faced by respective institutions during the pandemic and the ways they handle those challenges through connecting with each other.
Discussing strategic foresights from institutions, the role of government, aid from private stakeholder and support from community for the arts, this panel discussion will highlight local “fine grains” from respective countries/cities to stay together and revive.
How does the spirit of adversity and resilience translate into leadership and programs in overcoming the pandemic in Southeast Asian context? How has value, measurement and approach changed in 2020? What are the lessons from a year-long survival from the art sector? Does the impact bring radical takeaways for the future of art sector and society?
This panel discussion will present speakers:
Aaron Seeto (Director, Museum MACAN);
Alia Swastika (Director, Yayasan Biennale Yogyakarta , Indonesia);
Joselina Cruz (Director, Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Filipina);
Russell Storer (Director, Curatorial and Collections, National Gallery, Singapore).
Moderated by Benjamin Hampe (Project Director, ASEAN Foundation).
Schedule
Join the discussion on: Saturday 23 January 2021 at 15.00 – 17.00 (GMT+7)
This program will be held on Zoom Webinar and will be live-streamed on Museum MACAN YouTube Channel. Click the button below to register and get a chance to participate in the Q&A session!
