About KURATOR
KURATOR is a curatorial research platform at the intersection of art and technology.
It has a particular interest in an emerging discourse and practice that links curating with programming, software and networks.
KURATOR’s core activities include:
→ research (in partnership with the
Art and Social Technologies research group, part of
AZTEC (Art Science Technology Research Consortium), University of Plymouth, UK
→ publishing (in partnership with the
DATA browser book series)
→ public events (for instance, the series of public art commissions
Social Hacking, large scale exhibition
After The Net, as part of Observatori 2008 Valencia)
→ software development of online curatorial platforms (for instance
openKURATOR,
kurator software)
→ professional development (such as the
Curatorial Network, with Arts Council England, UK)
→ online resources and hosting (
http://platforma.kurator.org)
The following people are contributing to the KURATOR project:
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Geoff Cox
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Mark James
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Lau Thiam Kok
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Joasia Krysa
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Adrian Ward
KURATOR gratefully acknowledges an ongoing support from
Arts Council England,
Plymouth City Council,
University of Plymouth.
KURATOR supports
PVAC (Plymouth Visual Arts Consortium).
This website is licensed under a
Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported.
