Elise Luong
Elise is an Australian born artists manager who has spent the last ten years working extensively within a diverse number of contemporary art platforms. Bilingual in English and French, her work includes the project management, development and curation of wildly unique exhibition spaces in Brussels, Berlin and Hanoi, showcasing visual, performing arts and new media. A recent co-author of the internationally distributed book Street Art Today, Elise is dedicated to working alongside and within an international network of artists, designers and creative thinkers. 2016, Elise is invited to participate in International Residency Exchange Program collaborating with Bamboo Curtain Studio, staying in Taiwan for 2 months since 14th of September.
During her residency at Bamboo Curtain Studio she will be developing her own residency project which shall see the light in Hanoi during the course of 2017. Using BSC as a starting point for her research in effective residency management she will explore Taipei interviewing a range of residency managers, artists and creative activists in order to gauge the attributes and problematics facing creative hubs based in Asia.
Collaborative Organization
Works in residency
Audio Essays: What's up with Taiwan?
INTRODUCTION
"What's up with Taiwan?" is the first of a series of audio essays that deal with issues surrounding artist-in-resident programs.
This podcast is the result of a two month research residency completed at Bamboo Curtain Studio in New Taipei City. The residency is part of the “Creative Talents” program and research was conducted from September to November in 2016.
Using BSC as a starting point for my research in effective residency management, I explored Taiwan interviewing residency managers, artists and creative activists in order to gauge the attributes and problems facing creative hubs based in Asia.
