Join the book talk on 19 November in London for an insightful discussion on The [Im]possibility of Art Archives: The Theory and Experience in. Lee Kai-chung, an artist and assistant editor of the book, will shed light on the complex nature of art archives in Asia. Co-edited by Pan Lu and Lee, this publication focuses on the challenges faced by artists, curators, and archive-builders in the region. Through examining their practices, Lee's talk will explore the dynamic and self-generative capacity of archives within and outside the art context, while addressing historical, cultural, and geopolitical obstacles. The event will take place at the Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art from 3:00 to 4:30 pm. The book talk is part of Gourd Canteen's ongoing programme, which offers a space for self-organised learning and community support. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the theory and experience of art archives. Admission is free.

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