Seet Yun Teng works between curating, writing, producing and making. With an interest in alternative formats of exhibition-making and interdisciplinary collaborations, she has worked curatorially and produced across a range of exhibitions, events and platforms.

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These include Curator at interdisciplinary space Appetite (2022-2023); Co-Curator for self-initiated Arts-Business x Business-Arts Residencies (2021-2022); Documentation Lead for art-tech studio Feelers (2021); Curatorial Assistant for international studio-based Residencies Programme at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore (2019-2021); Curator of “immaterial bodies” as recipient of the Curator Open Call at Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film (2020); Co-Curator of “objects in the mirror” at independent art space Supernormal (Co-Curator, 2019); and Curator of esteemed artist and scholar Anne Morrell’s solo exhibition at Constance Howard Gallery and Goldsmiths Textile Collection London (2018), amongst others. She received an Honourable Mention (Curator category) in the 2021 IMPART Awards. She writes on a freelance basis for various online platforms.

 

Her curatorial and research interests revolve around materiality & material cultures; affect & embodiment; weaving & textile histories. Her curatorial practice has previously been concerned with the relationship between affect and bodies, the agency of objects, notions of hybridity, transformations and transmutations in alternative futures, and the phenomenological experience of seeing, encountering, and believing.