Art curation today is no longer limited to gallery walls. It lives across physical spaces, digital platforms, narratives, and experiences that shape how audiences see, feel, and engage with art.

This live workshop explores art curation as a storytelling practice, focusing on how artworks are contextualized, presented, and experienced across galleries and digital spaces. The session looks at curatorial thinking beyond display—covering narrative building, spatial decisions, and sustainable creative practices.

Led by Shinali Jain, visual artist and curator with 7+ years of experience in contemporary art and visual culture and 5+ years in curating exhibitions, this workshop brings together practical curatorial insights, real-world examples, and reflective discussion rooted in current art practices.

What you’ll learn:

• Understanding the role of a curator in physical and digital contexts

• Building strong curatorial narratives and exhibition concepts

• Curating for digital platforms and virtual spaces

• Connecting art, space, audience, and storytelling

• Sustainable and responsible approaches to curatorial practice

• Translating artistic intent into meaningful visual experiences

Who should attend?

• Art and design students

• Visual artists and curators

• Faculty and educators in art & design

• Gallery professionals and cultural practitioners

• Anyone interested in exhibition-making, storytelling, and contemporary art practices

No rigid theory.
No academic overload.
Just clear curatorial thinking, lived experience, and practical insight into how art is shaped for audiences today.

🗓 26th Feb
⏰ 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Live on enCODE