MPhil/PhD Advanced Practices profiles

I believe my association with the Advanced Practices (Curatorial/ Knowledge) programme has significantly contributed to my ability to approach curatorial challenges with a new framework informed by global intercultural interaction.

The think-tank structure makes us learn from each other as much as learning from the programme.

My time and studies with Advanced Practices (Curatorial/Knowledge) has transformed my life. It allowed me to develop a situated vocabulary as well as practice regarding the conflict in the Middle East and the Palestinian struggle from lived experiences, unfinished histories, and entangled modernities and friendships.

The programme allowed me to explore curatorial ideas with peers from around the world, providing a unique context for transcultural research and the space to develop a new way of working as a curator.

Debate does not end with or is restricted by the art-object when the masterful vision of museology is disrupted.

The programme has allowed me to envision new possibilities for my own position as an academic researcher and a professional curator.