Archives: Collaborators

Fatima Lasay is an artist, and writer/researcher working in digital media. She is interested in the social and political dimensions of technologies. Fatima is a member of the Copy/South Research Group, a group seeking to investigate the inner workings of the global copyright system and its largely negative effects ... Read More

Born in Daegu, South Korea 1956, Won-Kon Yi is an artist, critic and independent curator. Yi holds an MFA from Seoul National University & Tsukuba University (Japan) and is an Associate Professor of Dankook University(South Korea). Yi is a Member of the Editorial Advisory Board of the international journal tech ... Read More

Seoung-youn Kim is a curator at Alternative Space Bandee, a non-profit art space located in Busan. Seoung-youn Kim co-curated the Korea component of the Move on Asia screening programme held within the MAAP out of the internet festival 2006. ... Read More

Singaporean Nisar Keshvani heads the University of Central Asia's communications department. He is a consultant, journalist and educator. In the last two decades, he has worked across five continents (Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and Australia/Oceania). He has extensive communications experience having worked ... Read More

Beth Jackson is an independent curator and critic of contemporary art based in Brisbane, writing regularly for arts journals such as Eyeline magazine. She is also currently a full-time curator of public art for Brecknock Consulting, a national consultancy company for contemporary arts and cultural policy, public ar ... Read More

Yasaku Immamura holds the position of director of the Tokyo Wonder Site. Yasaku Immamura co-curated the Japan component of the Move on Asia screening programme held within the MAAP out of the internet festival 2006. ... Read More

Nobuyuki Hiamatsu co-founded + Gallery in 2003, making use of the site Art House Nanafukutei. Nobuyuki Hiamatsu co-curated the Japan component of the Move on Asia screening programme held within the MAAP out of the internet festival 2006. ... Read More

Hisako Hara is Professor, Faculty of General Information, Osaka Electro-Communication University. Hisako Hara co-curated the Japan component of the Move on Asia screening programme held within the MAAP out of the internet festival 2006. ... Read More

Bangkok based curator Gridthiya Gaweewong received her MA in Arts Administration from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1996. She is co-founder and director of Project 304, a non-profit art space based in Bangkok, focusing on multidisciplinary and cross-cultural contemporary art projects by local and in ... Read More

Zhang Ga is a curator, media artist, and professor of communication arts. He has exhibited internationally, organized many conferences, and widely written and lectured on new media art practice and criticism. His past curatorial projects include, Code: Blue, 3rd Beijing International New Media Art Exhibition, Mille ... Read More