One Size Fits All; or, Whose Public Space?
Truong Tan, Defend Beautiful Art…, 1997. Cho Hang Da, Hanoi, Vietnam. Photo: Veronika Radulovic
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Veronika Radulovic
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Veronika Radulovic is a Berlin-based artist who lived in Hanoi/North Vietnam between 1993 and 2005. After studying Vietnamese lacquer painting, she became DAAD’s first international guest lecturer at the Hanoi Art School, and curated exhibitions and Vietnam-focused projects at venues including the Museum for Lacquer Art Münster; Substation Singapore, and the Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin. In 2010, she led the “Open Academy” project in Hanoi, Hue, and Saigon. Radulovic’s book Sicherheitsabstand (Safe Distance) was published in 2005.
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