Hanayrá Negreiros
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Hanayrá Negreiros

Fashion scholar and curator explores how Afro-Brazilian dress traditions challenge dominant fashion narratives- from politics of archives to the transformative power of craft: “I’m particularly interested in how garments, family photographs, and oral histories can function as counter-archives, opening space for other narratives and timelines to emerge, especially those rooted in Afro-Brazilian experiences. These projects are both academic and personal, and I hope they can contribute to a broader conversation about what we consider as legitimate sources of fashion history.”


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FUMIO NANJO

FUMIO NANJO

Explore Fumio Nanjo's visionary curatorial journey— from shaping arts institutions to conversations on the future of cities. He reflects on the future: Media and technology-oriented art will require museums to change fundamentally. We'll need technical specialists, not just curators. Museum professionals will need technological literacy.”

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PROVIDENCE/ ARTISTS’ PHOTO ALBUMS

PROVIDENCE/ ARTISTS’ PHOTO ALBUMS

Artists’ Photo Albums invites practitioners to open their digital drawers, showcasing never-seen-before work, inspirations, and unanswered questions. Through the first edition titled Providence we dive into Lina Choi’s artistic research, which explores bodies of water through sound—focusing on aural imagery and embodied listening.

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Thijs Biersteker

Thijs Biersteker

Science and art for planetary change: “I see it as my “job” as an artist to communicate the scientific findings into something relatable, understandable and emotional, as this is the only way the facts become actionable. If we look at the current problems in our world,  the planetary crisis and the biodiversity challenges - we can be really clear.   The science is clear, the solutions are here.”

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