Member Directory
Jord Earving Gadingan thrives in the provinces and their communities as a development worker and biodiversity advocate. In between, he writes. Art, nature, and governance are commensal to his work.
Amirahvelda Priyono (or Velda) is an emerging art writer and researcher, focusing on Southeast Asia, war, and politics through photography. She is also interested in intergenerational perspectives on art history. She holds a BA in French Linguistics and an MA in Asian Art Histories in Indonesia and Singapore.
Dr. Yanyun Chen (Singapore) is a visual artist, researcher, and professor. She received the prestigious Singapore National Arts Council Young Artist Award (2020) and ArtOutreach IMPART Visual Artist Award (2019). She curated "Collecting Bodies: A Short Story about art and nudities in Asia" (2022) and authored "Tracing Etymology: Origin and Time; Monsters and Demons" (2015). Chen graduated from the European Graduate School Philosophy, Art, and Critical Thought PhD programme (2018) and is a Professor of the Practice in Drawing and Painting at Tufts University School of Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, USA.
Victoria Hertel Velasco is a German-Venezuelan sensory installation artist based in Singapore. In her work, she constructs interactions between diverse material realms to expand our sense of kinship with our surroundings. Through her writing, she reflects on deliberate gestures of impact and how these translate into forms of care for our shared existence. She holds a BFA from the University of Barcelona and an MA in Fine Arts from LASALLE College of the Arts, in partnership with Goldsmiths, University of London.
Kimberly Chan is an artist-curator with a Master of Arts in Museum Studies and Curatorial Practices from NTU. Her practice focuses on the intersection of art and architecture, exploring memories of place and heritage preservation. With a multidisciplinary background in design, she has developed a keen interest in architecture beyond its physicality, where she aims to infuse unique narratives and experiences into the discourse surrounding heritage conservation.
Hannah Jade is a writer and aspiring art curator based in Singapore. She is drawn to Southeast and East Asian artworks and antiquities, as well as the emerging forms of contemporary new media art.
Yvonne Wang is a Singapore-based art writer and publicist. In addition to researching and writing about contemporary art for leading publications, she also collaborates with art platforms to create bespoke content. She holds an MA in Asian Art Histories from Goldsmiths, University of London, and an MSc in Politics and Communication from the London School of Economics.
