Space-making in Arts: ESEA Arts Producer Sharing
Curated by Howl Yuan
16th June | 14:30 - 16:00 | Venue: Soft Ground
If we imagine the realm of arts as a landscape, then there are particular types of people putting their effort into making, caring and facilitating space for arts. They might not stand right in the spotlight but they play vital roles that shape the landscape of arts and cultures.
This interactive sharing invites ESEA (East and Southeast Asia) background theatre producer, artspace director and curator to share their insights on space-making, and respond to questions 'Is it important to advocate ESEA arts producers?' and 'How do we navigate our practice through identity politics?' and suggestions for future arts space makers.
Collaborating with podcast Ming Strike, this event will be recorded and later shared with wider audiences.
Panellists (in order of photos)
Dot Zhihan Jia
Dot Zhihan Jia (she/her) is a curator based in the UK. Her work holds diasporic feelings as worldmaking and translation as close reading.
https://www.instagram.com/dotjia/
Mingyu Lin
Ming is a director for stage and screen, she’s a Resident Artist at York Theatre Royal, Joint Artistic Director of Ellandar Productions and a Reader for Traverse Theatre and the Bruntwood Prize.
https://www.ellandarproductions.com/
Eelyn Lee
Eelyn Lee is an award winning artist and filmmaker of Hong Kong-English heritage. With ‘organising’ a key aspect of her practice, Eelyn has convened a range of community building projects including the ESEA Artists’ Futures Town Hall [Sheffield, 2023] – a place to imagine new landscapes for ESEA artists in the UK and beyond.
Collaborator
Ming Strike is a monthly podcast about current events and challenges in performing arts through the eye of Asian art practitioners living in the UK.
https://mingstrike.com/
Sunday 16th June 2024
14:30 - 16:00
Tickets - Free Entry