dot zhihan jia


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Curating

2021 
The Dwelling Place of the Other in Me
, Power Station of Art, Shanghai
I want a garden, an orchard, and a forest, COOC, Beijing
Don’t mess around when no one is home, Thorn Apple Project, Berlin
Zanele Muholi, Tate Modern, London

2020 
Plusgood
, Enclave Lab, London
As If, Transparent Things, Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, London
Soviet Photobooks, Display at Tate Modern, London

2019 
We are all in the business of fighting for air
, Chisenhale Studios, London
David Goldblatt, Display at Tate Modern, London
Portraits and Community, Display at Tate Modern, London
and the hippos were boiled in their tanks, Chisenhale Art Place, London
Here we are all moving images, Deptford Moving Image Festival
Go Down to South, Enclave Lab, London
There is a Time for Reciting Poems and a Time for Fists, Enclave Lab, London
Delusion, Distortion & Deception, Enclave Lab, London



Public Programme

2023
Exercises in Exchange: Small Bodies of Water, Reading with Dot Zhihan Jia, Spike Island
Feminist Duration Reading Group x Eastside Projects:Care and Collectivity: Card Game and Reading Group

2022
Feminist Duration Reading Group x Chisenhale Gallery & The Mosaic Rooms: Citizen: An American Lyric (2014) by Claudia Rankine and Care and the commons (2021) by Miriam Ticktin
Online panel:  Han Mengyun x Dorota Gawęda & Eglė Kulbokaitė
A Practice of Weaving Language, Shanghai Power Station of Art 

2021 
Feminist Duration Reading Group x Chisenhale Gallery: ‘Salt Fish Girl’
‘Trinh T. Minh-ha’, Feminist Duration Reading Group

2020 
‘The Global and Its Discontents’ Workshop Series, Goldsmiths, UK
The Mosaic Rooms with Angelina Radaković
‘Globalising art institutions in the UK’ with Ying Tan

2019 
‘Curating as Research’ Workshop Series, Goldsmiths, UK
‘Historicity and Indian Modern’ in conversation with Veerangana Solanki
‘A hard white body - Candice Lin’, in conversation with Lotte Arndt





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I am interested in the entanglements of landscape and narratives, that are necessary, if not inevitable, in rewriting certain histories.
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