In the world of financial market, the higher risks you take, the greater rate of return you may earn or lose. Does this equation apply to the practice of curation for an exhibition or a symposium at museums and galleries? Can we assume that the more risks are involved, the more successful the outcome of the events could be? Or not?
Curation as Risk-Taking
October 22, 2013
17:00 – 21:00
Symposium at the University of Tokyo, Department of Architecture Coordinated by the Japan Foundation
The invited speakers are:
Timothy Hyde, Associate Professor, Harvard, GSD
Zoe Ryan, Curator, the Art Institute of Chicago
Inderbir Singh Riar, Lecturer, Carleton University
Mark Wasiuta, Adjunct Assistant Professsor, Columbia University
Maria Nicanor, Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim
Peter Zellner, Architect, Principal, ZELLNERPLUS
Sarah Herda, Executive Director, Graham Foundation
Darrin Alfred, Curator, Denver Art Museum