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Na Dito (2016) is a curatorial and research initiative founded by Mayumi Hirano
and Mark Salvatus based in Quezon City, Philippines. Developed as a homemade
culture, it uses any possible space as a site for knowledge sharing, inquiry,
and discussion. By organizing and co-organizing a wide range of programs, Load
na Dito hopes to critically address the questions of participation and
collaboration in relation to the practice of contemporary art.
Exhibitions and Projects:
2024
Exhibition: Public Art Abu
Dhabi Biennial, United Arab Emirates, curated by Reem Fadda, Mona Aljadir and
Carmen Hassan
2023
Exhibition: The Collective
School, Asia Art Archive in America, New York, organized by Furen Dai, Ying Chiun Lee, and Alexander Si
Exhibition: Panultol, VIVA
EXCON, Antique
Provincial Library & Local Archives, San Jose, Antique, Philippines
Artistic director: Norberto Roldan
Exhibition: Trace the
Tracelessness of the Ant, PKL Center, Makati City, Philippines
2022
Publication: Buklod — Aklat at
Aktibidad, Quezon City Philippines
Exhibition: The Collective
School, Asia Art Archive Hong Kong, developed
by Susanna Chung, Özge Ersoy, and Rebecca Tso, in close collaboration with
Samira Bose, Noopur Desai, Sneha Ragavan, John Tain, Chương-Đài Võ, Congyang
Xie, and Anthony Yung.
2021
Exhibition: Whose Stories? Kamloops
Art Gallery, British Columbia, Canada, curated by Makiko Hara
Exhibition: de-CONSCIENTIZATION,
curated by Penwadee Nophaket Manont, Silpakorn University Arts Centre,
Bangkok curated by Penwadee Nophaket Manont
Publication: Please... Use
Other Door: Another Look At Exhibition Making
2020
Exhibition: 3rd Kamias
Triennale, Quezon City, Philippines
Exhibition:
Pockets on the Streets, Kyoto City Univeristy of the Arts Gallery, Kyoto, Japan
Conceived by Miro Kasama
2019
Exhibition: Kabit at Sabit,
at various sites across the Philippines
Residency: Pacific Crossings
Pacific Crossings takes place on the unceded Territories of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations. Conceived of by Makiko Hara, Bopha Chhay (Artspeak), Allison Collins (Western Front), and Shaun Dacey (Richmond Art Gallery).
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