April 12, 2023. School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
A third and final panel discussion in the series of dialogues on anti-racism featuring art and design leaders from various backgrounds, this event interrogated how the international art world both perpetuates and can work against racialized inequities.
Watch video documentation here.
- Zoe Butt,curator, writer, and founder of in-tangible institute, Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Victoria Noorthoorn, director of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Smooth Nzewi, curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art
- Vipash Purichanont,curator and lecturer at Silpakorn University in Thailand
- Gio Swaby, interdisciplinary visual artist currently represented by Claire Oliver Gallery
In a conversation moderated by Full-Time Visiting Professor Magadalena Moskalewicz, the panelists shared their perspective on the usefulness of the term “anti-racist” in international contexts, how their practices address racist marginalization, and strategies to circumvent replicating those structures in artistic, curatorial, and institutional practice.
Magdalena Moskalewicz 