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{% block main %}
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<h1 class="font-bold">The video art programme of the Asia Art Biennial.</h1>
<h1 class="font-bold">The video art programme of the Asian Art Biennial.</h1>
<h1 class="font-bold">亞洲藝術雙年展錄像計畫</h1>
<div>Curated by Anushka Rajendran</div>
<p>策展人 安努舒卡．拉堅德蘭</p>
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<p>The title <em>Phantasmapolis</em> is a newly coined Greek word comprising “phantasma” (phantom) and “polis” (city-state) inspired by <em>Phantasmagoria</em>, an English sci-fi novel by architect Wang Dahong. Treating “Asian futurisms” as its main theme, the <strong>2021 Asia Art Biennial</strong> <em>“Phantasmapolis”</em> seeks to review Asia’s past and present from the perspective of science fiction.</p>
<p>The title <em>Phantasmapolis</em> is a newly coined Greek word comprising “phantasma” (phantom) and “polis” (city-state) inspired by <em>Phantasmagoria</em>, an English sci-fi novel by architect Wang Dahong. Treating “Asian futurisms” as its main theme, the <strong>2021 Asian Art Biennial</strong> <em>“Phantasmapolis”</em> seeks to review Asia’s past and present from the perspective of science fiction.</p>
<p>The 8 edition of the Asian Art Biennial hosted by the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (NTMoFA) invites Independent curator <strong>Nobuo Takamori</strong> (Taiwan) as the chief curator with a transnational curatorial team that also includes curators <strong>Tessa Maria Guazon</strong> (Philippines), <strong>Anushka Rajendran</strong> (India), <strong>Ho Yu-Kuan</strong> (Taiwan), and curator and art historian <strong>Thanavi Chotpradit</strong> (Thailand).</p>