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. One of our new partner institutions is The Courtauld Institute of Art, one of the world's leading centres for history of art and conservation and home to our Postdoctoral Fellowship in Chinese and Sinophone Contemporary Art.

Dr Wenny Teo, Senior Lecturer in Modern and Contemporary Asian Art, explains how shifting the focus on more global narratives and perspectives has become a seminal mission of The Courtauld as the biggest faculty for art historians in the UK. Moreover, The Courtauld is committed to expanding the landscape of art history today in order to foster and enable more inclusivity and diversity. 

Chinese and Sinophone Contemporary Art and Research Programme

 will be a distinctive opportunity for exceptional Scholars to advance and diversify the study of Chinese and Sinophone contemporary art. At the centre of the diverse programme, which features a lecture series in the Research Forum and an annual international symposium will be The Postdoctoral Fellowship, an exciting opportunity for an early career Scholar to pursue new and explorative research in the field of Chinese and/or Sinophone contemporary art.

FilmINTRODUCING THE 'CHINESE AND SINOPHONE CONTEMPORARY ART RESEARCH PROGRAMME', The Courtauld Institute of Art, London

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INTRODUCING THE 'CHINESE AND SINOPHONE CONTEMPORARY ART RESEARCH PROGRAMME', The Courtauld Institute of Art, London