Yu'an Huang is an independent curator working between Taipei, London and Berlin. Her relational social-sculpture projects reflect transnational, post-globalisation experience and often centre cross-cultural collaboration. Yu’an co-founded LOA Gallery, London (2018), and has staged exhibitions at The Guardian’s Hall, London (2012); Hackney Wicked Festival, London (2013); and National Taiwan Fine Arts Museum, Taichung (2015). She has spoken at National Taiwan University Art Fair (2015) and Art NPO Poşe, Istanbul (2020), and consults on relocation and cross-cultural issues for Documenta artist Tseng Yu-Chin. Yu’an earned a BA from Chelsea College of Arts and studied Art Business at Sotheby’s Institute.
Yu’an Huang was the 2021 Asymmetry Curatorial Writing Fellow at Chisenhale Gallery.
Marwan Kaabour is an art director and graphic designer based between London and Beirut. His work is varied from designing the Phaidon Rihanna book to rebranding Art Basel Hong Kong. He was a senior designer at Barnbrook Studio until 2020 and has since set up his own design studio. Marwan also founded Takweer, an online visual archive for queer culture in the Arabic speaking world.
Jeanne Constantin is an artist and graphic designer of Swiss heritage based in London. Her work focuses on the paradox and logic between human behaviour and its natural environment. As a designer, Jeanne has worked with ATLAS Arts, University of Oxford, Les Halles de Schaerbeek, and Gallery Bureau des Réalités.
Lara Baclig is a London-based writer and researcher of Filipino heritage raised in Switzerland. As an Ancient History graduate, her dissertation analysed gender constructs and eastern ‘foreignness’ in Ancient Greek society through Euripides' play Medea. She is a writer for ACA Project (Asian Contemporary Art) in France and contributes to U+Zine, Plurality University.
Alison Chandler is a London-based creative writing tutor at Writing Room, trained in counselling and education, whose specialisation is helping writers complete their first full manuscripts.