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Moderated by Dr. Ong Keng Sen
Synopsis
In this inaugural Per°Form CoThink Lab digital lecture, Shubigi Rao discusses her practice as a writer, artist, and artist-curator for the 5th edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2021, and the overlaps and tensions between them. Shubigi discusses the connections between on-site artistic production and her work as an artist-curator, as well as the ways in which artistic strategies inform curatorial research. Drawing from her curatorial experiences in a pandemic-affected world, she examines the position of artist-curator within a potentially fraught biennale-model, and the forms of knowledge generation that could potentially be sustained through such curatorial research and practice.
About Shubigi Rao
Artist and writer Shubigi Rao’s interests include archival systems, histories, lies and ecologies. Her works examine displacement of people, cultures, or knowledge bodies. Her current project on book destruction and knowledge, “Pulp: A Short Biography of the Banished Book” has garnered numerous awards from AIGA, APB Foundation, D&AD, and the Singapore Literature Prize. She has also been featured in various international exhibitions and is currently the Curator for the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2021.