susan pui san lok
Associate Professor, Fine Art
Visual Arts
Middlesex University
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- lok, susan pui san (2016) Between the words between the work between us. In: Now and then... Here and there - Black Artists and Modernism conference, 06-08 Oct 2016, UAL, Chelsea College and Tate Britain, Clore auditorium. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
- lok, susan pui san (2015) [Selected artist in 1st Asia Biennial and 5th Guangzhou Triennial]. [Artefact]
- lok, susan pui san (2018) [Installations at Diaspora Pavilion, Wolverhampton Art Gallery]. [Artefact]
- lok, susan pui san (2017) [Installations in Diaspora Pavilion, Palazzo Pisani Santa Marina]. [Artefact]
- lok, susan pui san (2017) Through the gate / an(g)archivery [paper]. In: Deviant Practice, 21 Sept 2017, Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, NL. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
- lok, susan pui san (2018) Through the gate / an(g)archivery [published video/text]. Deviant Practice. In: Deviant Practice, 21 Sept 2017, Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, NL. ISBN 9789082890501. [Conference or Workshop Item]
- lok, susan pui san (2017) Reflecting on tactics of staging and translating in Minh-ha’s Surname Viet, Given Name Nam (1989), and the artist's own work. In: Trinh T Minh-ha: Symposium, 03 Dec 2017, ICA, London. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
- lok, susan pui san (2017) Black Artists and Modernism / women in collections. In: Sackler CPD Programme Study Day: Women in Collections, 19 Oct 2017, Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds, UK. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
- Aikens, Nick, lok, susan pui san and Orlando, Sophie, eds. (2019) Conceptualism - intersectional readings, international framings: situating 'Black Artists & Modernism' in Europe. Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven. e-ISBN 9789490757199. [Book]
- lok, susan pui san (2018) Found and Lost / Waste and Dust? Shimizu, Takahashi, Phaophanit/Oboussier. In: Lust for Dust - Tampered Emotions, 29 June - 1 July 2018, Triangle / La Friche la Belle de Mai, Marseilles. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
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