Ocula Conversation Emi Eu: ‘We have to look at Southeast Asia as one market’ Stephanie Bailey, Singapore STPI's Emi Eu reflects on S.E.A. Focus, an STPI project platforming artists and galleries from Southeast Asia, in the wake of Art Stage's decline in 2019 and ahead of the launch of Singapore's new art fair, Art SG, in October 2020.
Ocula Report New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata: Shows to See Kanika Anand, New Delhi With India Art Fair set to open amid nationwide protests, Kanika Anand introduces shows in New Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata that express shifting socio-political identities, modes of resistance, and explorations of place-making.
Ocula Insight Images from Abroad: Lada Nakonechna at Galerie EIGEN + ART Phoebe Blatton, Berlin Images from abroad , Lada Nakonechna's solo exhibition at Galerie EIGEN + ART in Berlin, considers the barriers that exist between depictions of conflict and their viewers.
Casa Vecina is a cultural institution that is part of the Mexico City Historical Center Foundation (Fundación del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de México, AC). It specializes in the production, display, and research of contemporary art. In addition to the conventional exhibition spaces, it works from a “studio” concept: the purpose of its projects is not to exhibit finished art objects, but to show the process that leads the artist to a final product. Exhibitions, installations, and displays are understood as a continuous process of experimentation. Casa Vecina supports resident artists with the funding and infrastructure necessary to develop their research.
Read MoreAll of the projects that are supported by Casa Vecina are registered and documented. Information about them is available to the public through our Documentation Center, which also offers specialized bibliographies and journals. In addition, Casa Vecina organizes workshops, theoretical seminars, and artistic projects that invite the local community in the Historical Center and other interested public audiences to be involved in the activities.
