Emily Lee - foto © Betul Ellialtioglu / Framer Framed Emily Shin-Jie Lee
Emily Shin-Jie Lee works at Framer Framed on residencies, partnerships and research projects.
Emily studied anthropology at National Taiwan University and obtained her Research MA Art Studies degree from the University of Amsterdam. Her thesis explored artist-in-residence programmes in ethnographic museums from a decolonial perspective. Emily is interested in forms of collaborative art practices and ways to create spaces of affective encounters. Her curatorial work is often realised through discursive formats involving multiple partners and interlocutors.
Emily is one of the founding members of Lightbox, a public photo library and center for contemporary photography in Taipei; and co-founder of Hide & Seek Audiovisual Art, a multidisciplinary collective focusing on cultural mediation and alternative pedagogy. Prior to her relocation in the Netherlands, she worked at galerie nichido Taipei with a focus on exhibition projects between and across Taiwan and South/East Asia.
Agenda
Book Launch: Archipelagic Affects
Netherlands launch of the publication Archipelagic Affects, co-published by Framer Framed and the Jan van Eyck Academie
Book Launch: Archipelagic Affects
Taiwanese launch of the publication Archipelagic Affects, co-published by Framer Framed and the Jan van Eyck Academie
Book Presentation: 'Art for (and within) a Citizen Scene' & 'Be Water, My Friend'
A joyous sharing on writing, reading and book making at documenta 15, Kassel
Magazine
Action Research / Bookshop Selection / Diaspora / Shared Heritage /
Podcast /
Podcast: Emily Shin-Jie Lee on the making of 'Art for (and within) a Citizen Scene'
Collectives / Bookshop Selection / East Asia / Southeast Asia /
