From APT out: shifts in Asian and Pacific art since 1993

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<p><strong>Conversations | From APT Out: Shifts in Asian and Pacific Art Since 1993</strong><br /><br />Since 1993, The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) has been fostering partnerships and collaborating with artists from across Australia and the Asia Pacific region. Following on from its landmark tenth edition in 2022, this special discussion will explore the shifts in the region from the perspective of key figures involved with APT over its lifetime.</p><p><b style="background-color: initial;">Suhanya Raffel</b>, Director of the M+ Museum for Visual Culture, Hong Kong<br /><strong></strong><strong>Dr. Caroline Turner</strong>, Co-Founder and Project Director for ten years for the Asia-Pacific Triennial projects<br /><strong></strong><strong>Apinan Poshyananda</strong>, Chief Executive and Artistic Director, Bangkok Biennale<br /><strong></strong><strong>Ruha Fafita</strong>, Artist, Brisbane<br /><strong></strong><strong>Lisa Reihana</strong>, Artist, Auckland<br />Moderator: <strong>Reuben Keehan</strong>, Curator, Contemporary Asian Art at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane<br /><br />The Conversations program in Hong Kong is programmed by writer and editor Stephanie Bailey.</p> <section><div><div><section><main></main></section></div></div></section>

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