Archives: Collaborators

David Teh's work spans art history, literary, critical and cultural theory, with an emphasis on contemporary art, public art and new media art. He is a co-founder of Fibreculture, an online community for digital culture and politics. During his 2006 AsiaLink residency, Teh worked at the Office of Contemporary Art a ... Read More

Eugene Tan is an art historian, critic and curator. Born in Singapore in 1972, he received a BSc in Economics and Politics from Queen Mary College, London and a MA (Distinction) in Post-War and Contemporary Art from the Sotheby's Institute, London. He also holds a PhD in Art History from the University of Mancheste ... Read More

Jinsuk Suh is director of alternative Space Loop in Seoul. Jinsuk Suh co-curated the South Korean component of the Move On Asia programme presented during MAAP out of the internet 2006 festival. ... Read More

Hyunjin Shin is first curator at Ssamzie Space in Seoul. Hyunjin Shin curated the Young Video Show Show Show exhibition produced in collaboration with Ssamzie Space as part of MAAP in Singapore 2004. ... Read More

Rachel O’Reilly is a writer, researcher, curator and consultant. She works mostly with film, video and new media practices, projects, and organisations. In 2008 Rachel was commissioned by MAAP to curate Video Ground, which toured to the Bangkok Experimental Film Festival and the Chicago Film Studies Centre. From ... Read More

Johan Pijnappel is a Dutch art historian/curator who has specialised in video/new media art in Asia. In the early eighties he began research on digital arts for which he became more known internationally through his publications for Academy Editions London such as World Wide Video (1993) and Art & Technology (1 ... Read More

Wu Meichun is an independent curator and key figure in the development of Chinese Video and Live Art. In 1997 Meichun curated China’s second video art exhibition, following the 1996 exhibition Phenomenon and Image curated by Meichun’s partner Qiu Zhije. In 1999 Wu Meichun curated the landmark exhibition Post-se ... Read More

  Kim Machan (PhD) is founding director of MAAP and has developed curatorial projects in Australia and the Asia regions through this organisation since 1998. Previously she worked as an independent curator and producer initiating several projects in the mid 1990s including Art Rage: Art Works for Televi ... Read More

Pi Li was born in 1974. Previously an independent curator of visual arts and has held the position of lecturer of Curatorial Studies in the Art Administration Dept. of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing since 2001. Li was the Assistant Curator of the Chinese Pavilion at the Sao Paulo Biennale (2002), Sh ... Read More

Jo Law is an artist filmmaker whose works span a number of fields including experimental film and video, installation, interactive and online platforms, screen cultural program, and critical writing. Law's films and videos have been shown widely across Australia and internationally in screening events such as th ... Read More