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A two-stage artist residency and exhibition project bringing together Thai and Taiwanese contemporary artists to create site-specific works and explore cultural dialogue.
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Get matched →ThaiTai: A Measure of Understanding is a two-stage contemporary art project by Open-Contemporary Art Center (Taiwan) and jiandyin (Thailand) featuring up to 30 artists from both countries. The project explores dialogue between Thai and Taiwanese artists through site-specific works created during residencies in each country.
Stage 2 takes place at URS21 Chung Shan Creative Hub in Taipei, featuring video installations, documentation, photography, sculpture, documentaries, and other media.
URS21 Chung Shan Creative Hub, No. 21, Sec. 1, Minsheng E. Rd., Zhongshan Dist., Taipei, Taiwan
Stage 1 was held in Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (November 22, 2012 – February 3, 2013). Open-Contemporary Art Center stationed a space in Bangkok for six months to organize artist residency programs. Stage 2 in Taiwan expanded the project scale with Thai artists participating in residencies and creating site-specific works.
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