The Experimenter Curators’ Hub returns for its 12th edition, hosted in person, for the first time in two years, at Experimenter – Hindustan Road on 4 & 5 November 2022. Experimenter Curators’ Hub is a platform for developing and sustaining discourse on curatorial practice and exhibition-making through critical discussion and debate.

To find out more about this year’s Hub, ArtReview spoke with Experimenter cofounders Prateek and Priyanka Raja.

ArtReview What does bringing the Curator’s Hub back to an in-person event mean for the project?

Prateek and Priyanka Raja The Curators’ Hub is essentially about dialogue and intimacy, and unlike a traditional conference or a symposium, it is crucial to have free flowing dialogue, real time through conversation and constructive debate. As a viewer one can view the proceedings of the Hub online but as a participant and someone who is present on-site, the experience is completely different and holistic. One of the crucial objectives of the Hub is the creation of a fearless, free space that allows for a certain candidness between the curators and the audience, further enhanced by a closeness that the Hub has traditionally enabled. And hence we were very keen to return to its physical iteration.

While the Hub will be streamed online on our channels and that of our partners’ for a wider reach, the magic of the hub is in person. For the hub, a physical event means a certain realness, an immediacy and a return to tactility of thoughts and ideas.

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