Date: 01.06.2019
Location: Ca Phe Thu Bay Tre, Ho Chi Minh City
In June 2019, San Art delivers the second edition of Uncommon Pursuits, this time, as a workshop centered on the intersection between visual art curation and theatrical production through hands-on theater-making exercises and intensive discussions about the performative body, sound, space, and time.
The workshop instructors come from a wide range of visual and performative disciplines, including theater and film studies, physical theater, Noh acting, new media, theater design and theater production. Through the process of presenting and...
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Opening: 20.04.2018
Exhibition on view until 21.04.2018
Location: San Art reading room
3F, 264 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, District 3
A few memories of our past programme Back-to-Back: A Collaborative Series of Discursive Encounters that took place in April 2018.
In week 3 of Back-to-Back, we looked at Relational Aesthetics and Participatory art. Our core reading included essays by Nicolas Bourriaud, Claire Bishop, Anthony Downey, Thomas J. Berghuis and Joan Kee. Participants were asked to contribute by bringing visual material and questions to fuel discussions. While we began the...
Opening: 13.04.2018
Exhibition on view until 14.04.2018
Location: San Art reading room
3F, 264 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, District 3
A few memories of our past programme Back-to-Back: A Collaborative Series of Discursive Encounters that took place in April 2018.
In week 2 we delved into Performance Art, a complex and non-linear thematic that spans over centuries and geographical boundaries. So instead of trying to create an irrelevant chronology of performance, we decided to change things up! Our participants were paired up and asked to prepare a short presentation...
Opening: 06.04.2018 @6:30pm
Exhibition on view until 07.04.2018
Location: San Art reading room
3F, 264 Nam Ky Khoi Nghia, District 3
A few memories of our past programme Back-to-Back: A Collaborative Series of Discursive Encounters that took place in April 2018.
Week 1 focused on Conceptual art, as we explored key texts written by Apinan Poshyananda, Joseph Kosuth, Pamela Corey, Elisabeth Schellekens and Joan Kee. While initially questioning the value of “ideas” in art, the cognitive importance of aesthetics and debating the relevance of essays originating from the West,...
