Collaborating with prominent institutions across the UK, Asymmetry's programming creates tailored curatorial and academic opportunities that widen and diversify the spaces for cross-cultural exchange. 

Most recently, we have entered a new pioneering partnership with Tate Modern, a world-renowned centre of contemporary art invigorating London's South Bank for the last 24 years. Our partnership supports two new curatorial posts specialising in the Asia-Pacific region. Alvin Li has since been appointed as 

Watch Gregor Muir, Director of Collection, International Art at Tate, explain what brought us together for the partnership, and how the curatorial roles we support ensure that vital expertise on art from the Asia-Pacific region is embedded in Tate Modern’s global remit. 

Alvin and Hera will drive ambitious research and initiatives towards shaping the future of a truly diverse institutional practice. Working closely with the Asia Pacific Acquisition Committee at Tate, they will contribute to new strategic acquisitions for Tate’s collection, forging new relationships with artists, cultural producers, scholars and curators based in the region. 

Further, Alvin and Hera will also devise and deliver upcoming exhibitions and displays in the museum; including the next Turbine Hall commission with artist Mire Lee, curated by Alvin.

We look forward to embracing the future possibilities nurtured by this invaluable partnership. 

FilmINTRODUCING OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH TATE MODERN Tate Modern, London

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INTRODUCING OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH TATE MODERN Tate Modern, London