Timur Si-Qin

Previously featured in the “Art Post-Internet” group exhibition curated by Karen Archey and Robin Peckham at UCCA last year, Timur Si-Qin (b.1984, Berlin) is an artist of German and Mongolian-Chinese decent who grew up in Berlin, Beijing, and the American Southwest. Si-Qin participated in several exhibitions internationally, including “Premier Machinic Funerary: Part II” (Carl Kostyál, London, 2014); “Basin of Attraction” (Bonner Kunstverein, Bonn, 2013); and “Infinite Surrender, Focused Control” (Société, Berlin, 2013). Si-Qin lives and works in Berlin.

Aimee Lin

Editor of ArtReview Asia

Venus Lau

Venus Lau is a curator and writer based in Beijing. After working as an art writer and project curator, she works actively in various cultural spheres across greater China, pursuing multidisciplinary experimentation with potential and emergent cultural productions in the region, while initiating discourses between Chinese art and the cultural structures in other countries. She won the CCAA (Chinese Contemporary Art Award) Jury’s Pick with her proposal actively rethinking on the strategies of institutional critique in China, while exploring the linkage between object-oriented ontology in art. She was the chairman of Society for Experimental Cultural Production, a non-profit organization focusing on new possibilities of cultural productions. Venus Lau is currently working as the consulting curator at UCCA.