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Search / Filter EventsACC Fellow Kenneth WONG See Huat (ACC 2024) will speak at the MuseumNext Forecast Summit 2025 on Dec 18, 11:30 AM ET, presenting “Forecasting Museums through Community, Memory, and Food.”
View EventCreated by gamin (ACC 2013), Between Breaths is a meditation on lineage, transformation, and transcendence—where tradition is reimagined through feminist and intercultural lenses, and breath becomes memory, ritual, resistance, and future.
View EventThis lecture by Kenneth WONG See Huat (ACC 2024) introduces socially engaged art practices in Malaysia, where art intersects with heritage, memory, and community.
View EventIn Situ: Performance as Exhibition, The Malaysian Edition transforms public spaces in Penang and Kuala Lumpur into stages for live encounters between artists and audiences, organised by Belarmino & Partners (ACC 2009).
View EventCameron McKinney's (ACC 2018) dance company, Kizuna Dance, is thrilled to announce its 2025 Season (November 20-23) and the world premiere of their latest work, BREAD AND CIRCUS!
View EventBundith PHUNSOMBATLERT (ACC 2007) will present an exhibition at Transmitter Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
View EventPAN Hsin Hua (ACC 2005), will present his solo exhibition, Phenomena of Qi, at Qualia Contemporary Art in Palo Alto, opening on October 25, 2025.
View EventThis installation, curated by Clara MA (ACC 2021), explores how artisans in Japan utilized materials and handcrafted techniques to forge social relationships and engage with the world around them.
View EventVal LEE's (ACC 2018, 2024) first London solo exhibition The Presence of Solitude
View EventMuseum of the Moving Image will present The Great Adventure of Material World (2019–2020) by LU Yang (ACC 2013), one of the artist’s most intricate and conceptually ambitious projects. This marks the work’s first presentation in a U.S. museum.
View EventHow Much A Heart Can Hold invites the viewer to explore Petah COYNE’s (ACC grants between 1990-1994) work as a multifaceted and long-running conversation about the complexity and creativity of women.
View EventFor her first institutional exhibition in Italy, Yuko MOHRI (ACC 2014) will present numerous installations and sound sculptures, ranging from earlier works to more recent projects, revealing the artist’s unique, intricate assemblages that combine reconfigured found objects and imperceptible phenomena.
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