Online Exhibition
Perspectives from Southeast Asia
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11-12 November 2021 and onwards
Held in Europe / Southeast Asia
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We asked TLS participants and international volunteers about their images and imaginations of Southeast Asia. This online exhibition showcases the responses as visual culture.
The King and I (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1956)
Play CrossWorld Puzzle
What are the ideas or things that you can associate with Southeast Asia? Click here
ຈຶ່ງຄ່ອຍສາມາດເຫັນຄວາມແຕກຕ່າງໄດ້.
เอเชียตะวันออกเฉียงใต้ - คิดให้เป็นภาพ.
This audio guide is a rendition of Agustin’s ‘performative
photography’ in Estonia (Nordic Summer University, 2019).
You may need to use your earphones and mobile phone.
‘Southeast Asia must be geopolitically unburdened,
released from its colonial and Cold War psychogeography.
The contemporary and the curatorial can initiate this
redistribution.’ (Flores, 2020)
Ai làm nên Đông Nam Á?
Ai làm nên khối ASEAN?
IMAGINING SOUTHEAST ASIA
This online exhibition is a challenge to view our imagination of Southeast Asia as a visual construct, a model, or even a product. The exhibition focuses on images that are often excluded by the visual language of touristic snapshots and travel selfies, and yet left embedded in camera phones — if not deleted. Hence, these images are not necessarily unseen and untaken.
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Reminiscent of ASEAN-led crowd-sourced photographs of Southeast Asia, this gallery offers various perspectives of the region in participatory ways.
Co-curator Martin Vidanes (Philippines) invites the public to locate their specific geographic co-ordinates while taking pictures of the sky.
A panoramic view of the big picture is thus almost made visible: that despite geopolitical borders, rifts or seas within the region, when looking up at the same sky, we are made one.
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TLS ART PROJECT
11-12 November 2021
11-12 November 2021
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Online Exhibition
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Credits to Zeppelin Universität (ZU), Anja Köhler, and Andreas Meichsner for the photographs of ZU Campus used in this virtual gallery. This online exhibition is sponsored by the Leadership Excellence Institute Zeppelin (LEIZ).
USER GUIDE
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Featured museum images
- Angkor National Museum (Cambodia) via: https://www.klook.com/en-GB/activity/7044-angkor-national-museum-cambodia/
- Balai Pameran Islam Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah (Brunei) via: https://advisor.museumsandheritage.com/supplier-news/beck-successfully-delivers-new-islamic-heritage-centre-brunei/
- Islamic Art Museum Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) via: https://aromasian.com/islamic-art-museum-kuala-lumpur/
- Lao Textile Museum via: https://www.thetextileatlas.com/craft-stories/lao-textile-museum-laos
- Monumen Nasional (Monas) – Museum of Indonesian History via: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Monas_Museum_of_Indonesian_
History.JPG [photograph URL only] - National Art Gallery – National Museum of the Philippines via: http://www.boardinggate101.com/2013/04/national-museum-of-philippines.html
- National Museum Nay Pyi Taw (Myanmar) via: https://teacircleoxford.com/2018/10/15/inside-myanmars-museums-reflections-on-a-growing-sector/
- National Museum of Singapore via: https://sirbtrips.com/en/places/113/national-museum-of-singapore
- Thailand National Gallery – Ho Sin Chaofah via: https://onarto.com/about-thailands-national-gallery-ho-sin-chaofah/
- Viet Nam National Fine Arts Museum via: https://azlocaltrip.com/vietnam-fine-arts-museum/
This project is supported by the Transcultural Leadership Summit.
