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STATION was developed in response to a brief created in collaboration with Art Monthly, the UK’s leading magazine of contemporary visual art, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.ABOUT THE CURATORS
Hannah Hornby (curator/artist) considers the curatorial’s speculative potential to interrupt our systems of governance and respond to shared urgencies. Fiction, paraspaces and the expanding field are tools to think beyond conventional structures and knowledge production. Hornby worked as an Ambassador for the British Pavilion 2024 Venice Biennale. Selected for the UWE Enterprise Summer Scholarship, she curated Borderlands, during a graduate fellowship at Spike Island.
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Nara Jung is an independent curator specialising in exhibition design. With extensive experience in organising exhibitions, she focuses on the relationship between artworks, space, and audiences. By creating spatial elements and thoughtfully shaping visitor flow, she aims to connect works and space organically, allowing visitors to experience the exhibition as a cohesive encounter rather than a series of individual pieces.
Orphée Kashala is a curator from the Democratic Republic of Congo, his research interests span migration ethics and politics, visuality, semiotics, and postcolonial critical theory. His recent curatorial projects include; Dynamics of Extremely High Entropy (2026) at Nguyen Wahed Gallery, BOHBOH: A Familiar Stranger (2025) at Copland Gallery, and Epiphany (temporaire) at Block 336 (2023) and IKON Gallery in (2024).
Jun Haeng Lee is a curator based in London and Seoul. Her practice interrogates who is assumed to be present in art spaces and who is not, foregrounding accessibility and treating exclusion itself as a curatorial methodology in non-gallery spaces. Recent work includes CACHE: Existing in the Threshold (The Rose Battersea, 2026), a group exhibition held in a pub venue. She co-founded Soufflé Project, a collective for emerging artists and curators.
Jiaao Song is a 2026 CCA graduate from China. His curatorial practice explores how to create conditions that are open to discussion. As a curator, he imagines his projects as porous structures, and is particularly attentive to leaving space, for all participants. He aims to be a curator on making less.
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Nicole Yip is a Singaporean curator whose practice centres on polyphony, dialogue and oral history in creating conditions where multiple voices can emerge on their own terms. Her research examines the uneven dynamics of inherited narratives and transnational histories, with a particular focus on the complexities of overseas Chinese identity formation across the Sinophone world. She is also part of the curatorial collective sept.
STATION was developed in response to a brief created in collaboration with Art Monthly, the UK's leading magazine of contemporary visual art, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.
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Curated by Hannah Hornby, Nara Jung, Orphée Kashala, Jun Haeng Lee, Jiaao Song, Nicole Yip