Jade Meili Barget is a curator and writer based in Paris and Berlin, working on:
𖣂 Networks
☼ Elements
𖦏 Fallenness
Here is a selection of five recent projects:
Gwangju biennale
transmediale
The well tempered
That’s Hot
Fatal & Fallen
For her full portfolio, please send an email.
CV
Bio
Email
Are.na
Instagram
♡ Gwangju Biennale
Pansori: A Soundscape of the 21st Century showcased artworks threading new imaginings of space at a time of climate collapse, with sound as central medium. Through this approach, the exhibition experimented with ways of perceiving accelerating change in planetary conditions.
Artists
Full list here
Curators
Barbara Lagier, Euna Lee, Jade Meili Barget, Kuralai Abdukhalikova, Sophia Park
Artistic director
Nicolas Bourriaud
More here
2024
Katja NovitskovaAgata IngardenCinthia MarcelleAnastasia SosunovaHayden DunhamLucy Raven
Mira MannMira MannAndrius ArutiunianSâadane AfifMarina Rosenfeld
transmediale
𖣂
Each year, the festival investigate emerging cultural and societal transformations instigated by new technologies. The festival shapeshifts to find the form fit for its yearly thematic reflections, which were, in 2021-22, refusal, in 2023, scale and in 2024, content.
Interdisciplinary in nature, the festival features films, performances, conferences, exhibitions, workshops and everything in between. The three editions Jade worked on took place in multiple venues, including the Akademie der Kunste, Berghain, HKW, Kunsthalle Kreuzberg, silent green, as well as distributed in Berlin’s urban infrastructures - spätis, Zu verschenken networks, U-bahn advertising platforms, airport landing strips, satellite maps, and other locations.
Contributors
Full list on each edition website
Curatorial team (over the three editions)
Bani Brusadin, Ben Evans James, Elise Misao Hunchuck, Jade Meili Barget, Jussi Parikka, Lorena Juan, Yasemin Keskintepe
Artistic director
Nora O’ Murchú
More here
2021-22, 2023, 2024
Bahar Noorizadeh & McKenzie WarkChen TianzhuoCasper Laing Ebbensgaard, Kathryn Yusoff, Kerry Holden, Michael Salu Alex Quicho & Noura TafecheKloxiibelaStine Deja
The well tempered
☼
The well tempered is an ever-expanding curatorial project evolving from geoengineering and terraforming fantasies. It explores what is becoming of us as we embrace planetary-scale, intentional interventions on the atmosphere, and what in turns happens to the heavens.
In the form of nights of performances and exhibitions, the programme took place at Espace Niemeyer (Paris), Fondation Fiminco and Frac Ile-de-France (Romainville), and soft power (Berlin).
Contributors
Alex Quicho, Agnieszka Polska, Arash Nassiri, Andrés Baron, bela, Elizabeth Gabrielle Lee, Jürgen Nefzger, Katharina Bosse, Ken Lum, Kloxii Li, Nile Koetting, Phillip Maughlan, Rona Cho & Nozomu Matsumoto, Wang Yuyan, Sasha Litvintseva and Beny Wagner, Yuri Pattison
Curator
Jade Meili Barget with the help of Saki Hibino.
More here
2023 - ongoing
Daisy World installation viewAlex QuichoAlex Quicho
Andrés Baron with Aurélie MassabelabelaSérum Radiance installation viewWang YuyanAndrés Baron with Aurélie MassaSérum Radiance installation viewSérum Radiance installation viewNile KoettingCMMCOmen Central installation viewPhilip MaughanAlex QuichoKloxiiKloxii
That’s Hot
𖣂
Over the course of three summer afternoons by the Humboldthain pool, That’s Hot invited speakers and performers to think through possible tactics of insurgent counter-operations available within the metrics and logics of the digital long-established. The Girl, as theorized by Alex Quicho, was often referred, as well as counter-swarming technics, distraction, intellectual hostility, and thinly veiled naivity.
The events took place at Tropez (Berlin).
Contributors
Alex Quicho, Ana Teixeira Pinto, Caroline Sinders, Christina Lu, Irma Mastenbroek, Jasmine Erkan, Nicole L'Huillier.
Curators
Elise Misao Hunchuck, Jade Meili Barget, Nora O’ Murchú
Thank you to Sophie Boysen, Ziemowit Nowak and Handina Murandu.
More here
2024
Poster design by Bassam Issa Al-SabahJade Meili Barget, Irma Mastenbroek, Christina LuChristina Lu, Irma MastenbroekNora O’ Murchú, Irma Mastenbroek, Christina LuNora O’ Murchú, Alex Quicho, Ana Teixeira PintoNora O’ Murchú, Alex QuichoAlex QuichoNora O’ Murchú, Alex Quicho, Ana Teixeira Pinto, Jade Meili BargetJasmine ErkanNicole L’HuillierNicole L’HuillierNicole L’HuillierNicole L’Huillier
Fatal & Fallen
𖦏
Fatal & Fallen is a growing film and lecture programme, shadow-tracing revenge desires. It finds its origin in the trope of the deadly, deranged and delinquent woman pictured in exploitation and arthouse cinema, across the genres of Hong Kong’s Girls with Guns, Japan pinku eiga, South Korean thrillers and Taiwan’s Black Movies. Over the years, Fatal & Fallen has evolved beyond the mentioned genres, to become an investigation on revenge and bloody take backs, whether human or inhuman.
Changing form each edition, the programme was presented at Asian Film Archive (Singapore), Sinema transtopia (Berlin), Taiwan Film and Audiovisiual Institute (Taipei) and Nguyen Art Foundation (HCHC).
Contributors
Kim Ki-young, Su Hui-Yu, Ouyang Chun, Teruo Ishii, Teresa Woo, Stephen Shin, Lee Tso-Nam, Kim Ho-sun, Kōji Wakamatsu, Waffa Ghermani, Alexander Zahlten, Tingting Hu, Molly Kim,
Laura Treglia, Teruo Ishii, Stephen Shin, Ting-Wu Cho, Nikki J.Y. Lee, Kim Ki-young, Mie Hiramoto, Corey Yuen, Yasuharu Hasebe,
Dan Duyu, SuzukiI Seijun, Park Chan-wook, Tsui Hark, Lee Tso-nam, Chang Hsin-yi, David Chung Chi-man, Corey Yuen, Huang Banjo, Mariko Mori, Ishii Gakuryu, C3LINA, Arlette Quỳnh-Anh Trần, Bassam Issa Al-Sabah & Jennifer Mehigan, Jason Hendrik Hansma, Tu Nhi Đi.
Curators
Elizabeth Gabrielle Lee and Jade Meili Barget
More here
2021 - ongoing
Pistol Opera, Seijun Suzuki (2001)Lecture for Nguyen Art FoundationLecture for Nguyen Art FoundationBlack Cat, Stephen Shin (1991)Lecture at TFAI (2024)Lecture for Nguyen Art FoundationSo Close, Corey Yuen (2002)Lecture for Nguyen Art FoundationLecture for Nguyen Art FoundationLecture for Nguyen Art FoundationLecture for Nguyen Art FoundationSo Close, Corey Yuen (2002)Pistol Opera, Seijun Suzuki (2001)Lecture at TFAI (2024)Live score by Scintii (2024) + Cave of the Silken Web, Dan Duyu (1927)Live score by Scintii (2024) + Cave of the Silken Web, Dan Duyu (1927)Lecture at TFAI (2024)Woman of Fire, Kim Ki-young (1971)Black Cat, Stephen Shin (1991)Ecstasy of the Angels, Kōji Wakamatsu (1972)Blind Woman’s Curse, Teruo Ishii (1970)Pistol Opera, Seijun Suzuki (2001)The Challenge of the Lady Ninja, Lee Tso Nam (1983)Ecstasy of the Angels, Kōji Wakamatsu (1972)