Amanda Ariawan
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Amanda Ariawan is a young curator and art writer based in Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. She obtained her Master of Research in Contemporary Art Exhibition Production degree from Université de Lille 3, France. Since then, her curatorial practice has involved working in response to both gallery settings and unconventional spaces for art. Many of her projects involve social mapping and inclusive public programming. Through her exhibitions, she hopes to amplify the voices of Southeast Asian artists.
Roots of Change: Borneo and More at Indonesian Contemporary Art and Design 14
November 7, 2024 ─ Amanda Ariawan
Lost Words, Found Worlds: On The Library of Unread Books at Blank Canvas, PenangÂ
August 20, 2023 ─ Amanda Ariawan
Flight of Freedom: 93 Birdcages Soar at the Museum MACAN
July 26, 2023 ─ Amanda Ariawan
Unfinished Dialogues: di sini, d.l.l. at Museum MACAN
July 19, 2023 ─ Amanda Ariawan
Memories and emotions imbue Chiharu Shiota: The Soul Trembles at the Museum MACAN
April 4, 2023 ─ Amanda Ariawan
Mella Jaarsma’s latest solo re-explores colonial histories through tea, costumes, and artefacts
November 20, 2022 ─ Amanda Ariawan
Infusions Into Contemporary Art: Unravelling the world with Indonesian Women Artists
April 19, 2022 ─ Amanda Ariawan
