OFF LAB#1/2014: Pop Up Museum
A site-specific workshop and residency program for students, emerging artists, and invited international artists to collaborate on community engagement and contemporary art research, resulting in a Pop-up Community History Museum exhibition.
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- Entry fee
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- Location
- Baan Noorg Collaborative Arts and Culture and Nongpho community sites, Thailand
- Exhibition window
- Jun 14, 2014 → Jun 14, 2014
About
Overview
Pop Up Museum is a site-specific workshop program that gathers students, practitioners, and emerging artists to analyze, discuss, and debate theoretically and practically in an interdisciplinary mode toward social conditions and community engagement. Participants work with visiting international artists, activists, curators, and educators to develop collaborative and social practice abilities. The program is part of DAY OFF LABoratory, a pilot project run by Baan Noorg Collaborative Arts and Culture.
Duration & Exhibition
- Workshop program: April 25 – June 1, 2014
- Pop-up Community History Museum exhibition and public discussion program: June 14, 2014, 10am – 7pm
Location
Baan Noorg Commulab and public spaces in Nongpho community, Thailand
Participants & Organizers
- Directors and Curators: jiandyin (Jiradej and Pornpilai Meemalai)
- Guest speakers from Thailand and abroad
- Invited artists from Taiwan, Thailand, and other locations
- Students from Thammasat University and other institutions
- Community members from Nongpho
Program Structure
The program divides into 8 sessions of 3 days each (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) between April 25 and June 15, 2014. Participants create five site-specific museum projects and collaborate with international artists on contemporary art works.
Organized By
- Baan Noorg Collaborative Arts and Culture (initiator and organizer)
- Thammasat University (co-organizer)
- Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Thammasat University
- Theme
- The program explores community engagement, social practice, and the role of museums in reflecting on local community conditions and culture through site-specific artistic research and collaboration.
- Eligibility
- Open to students, practitioners, and emerging artists; participants selected for the program.
- Audience
- Students, practitioners, emerging artists, visiting international artists, activists, curators, educators
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