The Archive

An archive was always a primary component of the Visible City Project. The main form of our research consists of interviews, seminars and symposia recorded on digital video. To that end, we felt it would not only be useful to have access to this research online but that subject matter would be of interest to the public at large. Our archive of research is organized around the main conceptual divisions of our project: artists and curators, collectives, spaces, interventions and lectures and seminars.

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Urban Field Speaker Series 2011

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The Urban Field Speakers Series, now in its sixth season, centres on the role of art in transforming the experience of the city. Through lectures, audio-visual presentations and discussions, it explores how creative practices can help improve the quality of urban life and planning in Toronto and around the world. This series of monthly events brings together an array of international and local participants, including artists, architects, curators, designers and scholars, who are working at the intersections of technology, communications and aesthetics. Reflecting a broad range of perspectives and practices, the events build upon each other to inspire dialogue on the role of the city in art, and art in the city.

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Wei Weng

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Wei Weng is an artist who uses a variety of media to explore ideas of cognition and perception as they relate to ephemeral and permanent spaces. In this interview Wei Weng discusses her time with Arrow Factory (storefront art space in Beijing that she co-founded), her own practice, her ideas about personal mappings and the gallery as public / non-public space.

 

Ning Ying

Ying Click to watch the interview.

Ning Ying is a filmmaker who director the Beijing Trilogy (For Fun) (1993), On the Beat (1995), I Love Beijing (2001), a series of films that explore and analysis the massive changes that China's national capital has undergone in the recent decades.

In this interview Ning Ying discusses her films, her career and her use of urban spaces and architecture to explore cultural identity and cultural memory.

 

Philip Tinari

Tinari Click to watch interview.

Beijing based writer and critic Philip Tinari discusses how he became interested in Chinese art and culture, the emergence and development of the Chinese contemporary art scene, the role gallery spaces played in the movement and the philosophy of artforum.com.cn.

 

 
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