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PROCESS
The eighth edition of QAGOMA’s flagship exhibition series
emphasised performance, figuration and the human form’s
capacity to express social and political ideas. Along with
works by more than 80 artists and groups, the exhibition
project included the ongoing performance program APT8
Live, a conference, APT8 Cinema, and two publications.
The research and development of the APT is a three-year
process, culminating in an intense period for the QAGOMA
design, workshop and installation teams, who work with
artists to realise every piece of this multifaceted project.
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APT8
THE 8TH
ASIA PACIFIC
TRIENNIAL OF
CONTEMPORARY ART
21 NOVEMBER 2015 –
10 APRIL 2016
QAGOMA
CURATORS / CHRIS SAINES, DIRECTOR;
MAUD PAGE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR,
COLLECTION & EXHIBITIONS;
AARON SEETO, CURATORIAL MANAGER,
ASIAN & PACIFIC ART; AND THE
QAGOMA CURATORIAL TEAM
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CLOCKWISE FROMTOP LEFT /
Venkat Raman Singh Shyam paints
his untitled mural for the Kalpa
Vriksha project / November 2015
Nicolas Molé installing
Ils vous
regardent (They look at you)
2015 /
November 2015
Volunteers and staff installing
Haegue Yang’s
Sol LeWitt Upside
Down – Open Modular Cubes
(Small), Expanded 958 Times
2015 / November 2015
Conservators prepare work for
display at QAG / October 2015
Photographs: Chloë Callistemon
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