阿德里娜 洛夫特
Adelina Luft
2018.09.01～2018.09.30
Romania
Adelina Luft (b. 1989, Romania) is an independent curator based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. After finishing a bachelor degree in Public Relations (2012) at SNSPA Bucharest, she left for Indonesia where she finished a MA in Visual Art Studies (2017) at Gadjah Mada University.
Her academic research on South biennials and the long involvement in Jogja Biennale Equator from Indonesia is at the basis of her continual effort to develop horizontal, decolonized curatorial propositions and exchanges. Her final aim is to open a new platform of South-South artistic and discursive encounters to collectively reflect on historical and socio-political common trajectories. Adelina has consistently contributed with exhibition reviews for Sarasvati Art Magazine (IND) and with essays on Indonesian art for various international publications.
Artist Talk | 2018.09.19 (Wed), 19:00 (3F Multimedia Room)
Her academic research on South biennials and the long involvement in Jogja Biennale Equator from Indonesia is at the basis of her continual effort to develop horizontal, decolonized curatorial propositions and exchanges. Her final aim is to open a new platform of South-South artistic and discursive encounters to collectively reflect on historical and socio-political common trajectories. Adelina has consistently contributed with exhibition reviews for Sarasvati Art Magazine (IND) and with essays on Indonesian art for various international publications.
Artist Talk | 2018.09.19 (Wed), 19:00 (3F Multimedia Room)
Romania
Adelina Luft (b. 1989, Romania) is an independent curator based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. After finishing a bachelor degree in Public Relations (2012) at SNSPA Bucharest, she left for Indonesia where she finished a MA in Visual Art Studies (2017) at Gadjah Mada University.
Her academic research on South biennials and the long involvement in Jogja Biennale Equator from Indonesia is at the basis of her continual effort to develop horizontal, decolonized curatorial propositions and exchanges. Her final aim is to open a new platform of South-South artistic and discursive encounters to collectively reflect on historical and socio-political common trajectories. Adelina has consistently contributed with exhibition reviews for Sarasvati Art Magazine (IND) and with essays on Indonesian art for various international publications.
Artist Talk | 2018.09.19 (Wed), 19:00 (3F Multimedia Room)
Her academic research on South biennials and the long involvement in Jogja Biennale Equator from Indonesia is at the basis of her continual effort to develop horizontal, decolonized curatorial propositions and exchanges. Her final aim is to open a new platform of South-South artistic and discursive encounters to collectively reflect on historical and socio-political common trajectories. Adelina has consistently contributed with exhibition reviews for Sarasvati Art Magazine (IND) and with essays on Indonesian art for various international publications.
Artist Talk | 2018.09.19 (Wed), 19:00 (3F Multimedia Room)
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