DAILY DÉRIVE
Ariana Chaivaranon (Curator Dib Bangkok)
& Anna Harsanyi (Curator, Curatorial Fellow KADIST)
The emblematic Daily Dérives, a programme of conversations led by leading figures from the art world, will again welcome this year’s visitors who are eager for expert guidance and the sharp eye of the invited professionals. Each « dérive » remains true to the Situationist meaning of the term, to wander and be drawn “by the attractions of the terrain” (Guy Debord). These unique moments warmly invite visitors to discover the exhibition through the eyes of an expert in a more intimate setting, thus giving rise to invaluable insights and affirming each person in their relationship to contemporary art.
WHEN?
Thursday, October 23rd at 3pm
WHERE?
Meeting point at the entrance
REGISTER
Daily Dérive in English
Ariana Chaivaranon is a Thai-born curator and artist. Before joining Dib Bangkok, Chaivaranon worked at the U.S. National Gallery of Art, the Beijing Palace Museum, UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museums, and The Frick Collection, among others. Chaivaranon’s writing appears in catalogs and publications including Routledge, MoMA Post (NY) and Southeast of Now NUS (Singapore). Chaivaranon participated in the ICI Curatorial Intensive, the Asia Art Archive in America Leadership Camp, and was awarded the ASEAN-China Young Leaders Scholarship. Chaivaranon holds a B.A. from Harvard University and an M.A. from Tsinghua University, Schwarzman Scholars.
Anna Harsanyi is a curator, educator, and arts manager dedicated to presenting art beyond traditional art spaces and engaging new audiences. Her projects explore the visual culture, political potential, and social choreography of everyday life. Anna is currently Paris Curatorial Fellow at KADIST. Previously Associate Curator at Creative Time, she led CTHQ and contributed to the 2024 Creative Time Summit. Her independent projects span public art, social practice, and cross-cultural collaborations in New York, Europe, and Asia. She has taught at The New School and NYU and held education and public engagement roles at MoMA, the Guggenheim, and Art Encounters Biennial.