People

Doryun Chong is Chief Curator of M+, a museum for visual culture scheduled to open in 2017 in Hong Kong

Heman Chong investigates the philosophies, motivations and methodologies at play in individuals and communities’ imaginings of the future.

Sarah Choo Jing is known for her interdisciplinary approach to photography, video and installation.

Nikhil Chopra’s artistic practice draws upon approaches associated with theatre, portraiture, landscape drawing, sculpture and installation to chronicle the world through live performance.

Nadim Choufi’s work focuses on the material histories and futures of innovation, their social and political driving forces, and the visual and literary practices that surround them.

Kwok Kian Chow is Founding Director of the Singapore Art Museum, as well as the National Art Gallery, Singapore, where he currently serves as Senior Advisor.

Christian Oxenius is an independent curator, writer and researcher.

Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev is a curator who researches artistic practices, the histories of art, and the politics of aesthetics and multispecies co-evolution.

Hiuwai Chu’s areas of interest include conditions of representation and ways of articulating social and political concerns through peripheral narratives.

Susanna Chung is Head of Learning and Participation at Asia Art Archive (AAA).

Tiffany Chung’s cartographic and installation works examine conflict, migration, urban progress and transformation in relation to history and cultural memory.

Guillermo Cifuentes’ video work encompasses filming and editing for experimental and documentary films. His art practice also extends to installation work and stage design.

Ayan Cilmi is a researcher, creative producer and artist who integrates her filmmaking and artistic pursuits with community engagement and societal exploration.