The current edition of South Korea's Busan Biennale is titled 'Seeing in the Dark,' inspired by both pirates and Buddhist monks, emphasizing alternatives to the European Enlightenment.
Vera Mey and Philippe Pirotte lead the artistic direction of the Busan Biennale, highlighting their previous collaborative work, which focuses on political imaginations connecting Asia and Africa.
Nicholas Mirzoeff's concept of 'the right to look' informs curatorial practices, suggesting that vision involves complex relations of information, imagination, and insight.
Mey's recent visit to Julian Abraham 'Togar's' show at Nottingham Contemporary highlighted community-driven narratives through animated assemblages showcasing Indonesia's cultural rhythm.
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