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A Biocultural Hinge: Theorizing Affect and Emotion Across Disciplines is part of the Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies 2013 International Roundtable series, organized by Adam Frank, UBC Department of English and Shelly Rosenblum, UBC Belkin Art Gallery. A Biocultural Hinge explores questions surrounding the recent interest in the emotions, which has been evident across a wide range of disciplines such as philosophy, literary criticism, sociology, geography, history, anthropology, academic and clinical psychology, the neurosciences, and the visual and performing arts.
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This May, the Belkin Art Gallery is pleased to be a recipient of a 2018 PWIAS International Research Roundtable Award for the project Curating Critical Pedagogies, which interrogates critical practices in contemporary art and curating. The Roundtable will bring participants together for a five-day workshop as well as studio visits and conversations with Vancouver-based artists, curators, academics and critics.
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Speculative Cities, a collaborative project between the Belkin Art Gallery and Emily Carr University of Art + Design, is designed to foster an international dialogue on the contemporary city, focusing on port cities and cities that have reinvented themselves in the past forty years, by bringing together architects, urban planners, artists, curators and scholars from Dubai and Panama City.
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In May 2018, the Belkin received a Peter Wall Institute Roundtable Award for to explore Curating Critical Pedagogies, an ongoing research project devoted to critical practices in contemporary art and curating. The roundtable brought participants together for a five-day closed workshop as well as studio visits and conversations with Vancouver-based artists, curators, academics and critics. This was not a public event but an opportunity to come together to work through inquiries surrounding public engagement in art and exhibitions.
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