
MAPPING ASIAN
ART PRACTICES
IN SWEDEN
MAPPING
ASIAN ART PRACTICES IN SWEDEN

Event
MAAPS Launch: Breakfast Talk

Interview
The Other Side of the Map

Interview
Who Gave Us the Name?

Practitioner
Åsa Polfjärd

Practitioner
Jesper Bror Palmqvist
Practitioner
C. Grace Chang

Practitioner
Andy Yeo

Interview
Reckoning with Sweden

Practitioner
Ebba Hägne

Practitioner
LEO / Liu Chang
Interview
On Art, Identity, and Being Seen

Interview
Reimagining Institutions
About us
Mapping Asian Art Practices in Sweden (MAAPS) is an ongoing project initiated and run by four Stockholm-based curators with roots across Asia.
MAAPS aims to bring together the work and stories of art practitioners based in Sweden who are situated in relation to what is often broadly framed as “Asia” and its diasporas, creating a space where these practices can be encountered in relation to one another. At the same time, we seek to understand and map Asian art practices through conversations and encounters, not through fixed categories. Mapping thus becomes a constellation, forming an ever-evolving contemporary landscape.
This process of mapping takes shape on the MAAPS website – a living archive and open platform where anyone can explore and engage, and where practitioners can also share and document their practices as they evolve.

If you are an art practitioner in Sweden who identifies in relation to Asia and its diasporas – or know someone who should be included – feel free to use the contact form to nominate; you can also contact us via our Instagram or email.
Contact form
