Fiona Ye is a London-based curator and writer who works across exhibition-making, public programming, and criticism, with a focus on facilitating ongoing artistic and pedagogical exchange.
Her research engages with the history and practice of time-based media art, in relation to global infrastructure, temporalities, race, and affect.
She is the founding director and curator of Video Salon International and the curator of Flatline City Tokyo. Previously, she has delivered curatorial projects at Tate Modern, Artangel, YDP, and the Jacob Lawrence Gallery. She holds a BA in Art History and Communications from the University of Washington and an MFA in Curating from Goldsmiths College, University of London.
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Open to freelance opportunities. CV available upon request. Her research engages with the history and practice of time-based media art, in relation to global infrastructure, temporalities, race, and affect.
She is the founding director and curator of Video Salon International and the curator of Flatline City Tokyo. Previously, she has delivered curatorial projects at Tate Modern, Artangel, YDP, and the Jacob Lawrence Gallery. She holds a BA in Art History and Communications from the University of Washington and an MFA in Curating from Goldsmiths College, University of London.