全栈策展 Full-Stack Curation

About this event:

Join us for the very first Minor Talks hosted by Arteology at our newly launched Minor Space. We are honoured to welcome our long-time friend, curator and researcher Iris Long, who will share insights from her curatorial journey—its many practices, challenges, questions, and unexpected turns.

This gathering is conceived as a warm, home-like environment for open conversation.

Whether you are a student, practitioner, researcher, or simply curious about curatorial work, we invite you to bring your stories, experiences, and questions. Together, we’ll exchange thoughts on the processes, struggles, and possibilities of contemporary curation.

Come join us for an evening of dialogue, mutual support, and shared learning.

Guest Speaker:

Iris LONG is an independent curator, writer, and amateur radio operator. She’s also a 2022–2023 Berggruen Fellow and a Swissnex Fellow with her research focused on megastructures of science and technology in China. She has curated or co-curated exhibitions around art, science, and technology, such as “Lying Sophia and Mocking Alexa” (Hyundai Blue Prize), “Blue Cables in Venetian Watercourse” (PSA Emerging Curator’s Program), the third Today Art Museum “Future of Today” Biennial, the art & tech sector of the inaugural Beijing Art Biennial, “Earth Heat Flow: the Visitor Who Returns to Solar Time,” the inaugural exhibition for Chinese National Astronomy, “Cosmological Elements,” “Cosmos Archaeology” (Shanghai Astronomy Museum), and “The Larva of Time” (Institute of Contemporary Arts at NYU Shanghai).

Iris’s research has been presented in “Space in Time: From the Heavens to Outer Space” (Warburg Institute), UCL Institute of Advanced Studies, “Art and Artificial Intelligence” (Open Conference, ZKM), “Art Machines: International Symposium on Computational Media Art (ISCMA)” (Hong Kong), Digital Research in the Humanities and Arts (London), ISEA and so on. She teaches part-time at Central Saint Martins and initiated the first residence programme focusing on astronomy and astrophysics in China (Department of Astronomy, Tsinghua University). In 2021, she initialised “Port: Under the Cloud” , a long-term research and curatorial project on the infrastructures of science and technology in China.


More info: irislong.xyz