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Committed to supporting artists, curators, and researchers by offering them time and space to pursue their research without the pressure of deadlines and production commitments, the Residencies Programme values the open-ended nature of artistic research and embraces multiform expressions of creative enquiry. Aiming to facilitate the production of knowledge, this studio-based programme is dedicated to established and emerging artists and serves as platform for critical exchange in Southeast Asia. The Residencies Programme offers a wide spectrum of programmes aimed at sharing the process of artistic research with the public - Residencies OPEN / Studio Sessions / Insights, which range from open studios, artists’ talks, conversations, performances, and screenings. The Residencies Programme unfolds through annual cycles and runs by nomination only. Every year, a rotating pool of curators and arts professionals from all over the world is invited to nominate two artists for the residency. The nominated artists are subsequently invited to submit a research proposal along with their portfolio and CV. Ultimately, the Residencies Committee, an international panel of experts, reviews the submitted materials and designates the artists who are awarded the residency.

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Corinne Diserens

Residency period

11-16 April 2016

About

Corinne Diserens (b. 1960, France) is guest curator for the Taipei Biennial 2016. She currently serves as director of the ERG, higher art and research academy in Brussels, Belgium. Some of her notable previous positions include director and chief curator at the Museion in Bolzano, Italy (2007-2008), Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nantes, France (2003-2006), Les Musées de Marseille in Marseille, France (1996-1999), curator at IVAM in Valencia, Spain (1989-1993), and art director at the 1993 Tyne International Biennial sponsored by the Arts Council of Great Britain.

 

Focus

While in residence, Corinne Diserens will connect with local artists and explore the Singapore art scene as well as the region of Southeast Asia. Diserens will also give a public talk discussing the exhibition as medium with the Taipei Biennial as a study, as well as touch on past exhibitions she had curated for artists Dieter Roth, Lygia Clark, and Marcel Broodthaers, amongst others. Diserens will also elaborate on research in the frame of art school and out of school, in relation to her experience as Director of the ERG, higher art and research academy in Brussels, Belgium.

 

Public programmes

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Residencies: Insights | Talk by Curator-in-Residence, Corinne Diserens (France)
13 Apr 2016, Wed 7:30pm - 9:00pm

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Curator-in-Residence Corinne Diserens will speak about the exhibition as medium with Taipei Biennial as a study where she is guest curator and also touch on past exhibitions she had curated for artists Dieter Roth, Lygia Clark, and Marcel Broodthaers, among others. Diserens will also speak about research in the frame of art school and out of school, in relation to her experience as Director of the ERG, higher art and research academy in Brussels, Belgium.

Corinne Diserens is guest curator for the Taipei Biennial 2016. She currently serves as director of the ERG, higher art and research academy in Brussels, Belgium. Some of her notable previous positions include director and chief curator at the Museion in Bolzano, Italy (2007-2008), Musée des Beaux-Arts in Nantes, France (2003-2006), Les Musées de Marseille in Marseille, France (1996-1999), curator at IVAM in Valencia, Spain (1989-1993), and art director at the 1993 Tyne International Biennial sponsored by the Arts Council of Great Britain.

Image credits: Courtesy of Corinne Diserens