M.A. in Curatorial Practice CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY

Curatorial practice is about the NOW.

Our curators are proactive agents of change. Let's explore creative solutions to the unprecedented challenges of our times. We insightfully reveal and translate the meanings of our collective experience.

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M.A. in Curatorial Practice CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY

The Master of Arts in Curatorial Practice at Chulalongkorn University is a programme that promotes transdisciplinary methodology in the field of curating, embracing both visual and performing arts, as well as design. The programme brings together an international list of leading art professionals in curatorial practices to reflect on contemporary culture and creative expression in the art world.

The programme aims to equip curatorial practitioners with the interdisciplinary rigours necessary to develop a 21st century transnational mindset. Internships and curatorial discourse will be key components of this programme, in which candidates will have hands-on experience working with globally established curators within Asia and beyond.

The faculty benefits greatly from its location, with prominent cultural events happening within close proximity of our campus. Our MA in Curatorial Practice programme partners and collaborates with leading organisations and institutions, both locally and internationally.

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CPCU Chula
+ Years Of
Curatorial Excellence.
+ Research &
Creative Projects.
% Global
Institutional Network.

"Applications for Academic Year 2026 are now open for visionary minds seeking to redefine the boundaries of curatorial practice."

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PROGRAM RESOURCES

A Comprehensive Ecosystem for Curatorial Excellence

CPCU provides a robust framework that integrates intellectual depth with professional practice. From dedicated research labs and extensive archives at Chulalongkorn University to direct partnerships with leading art institutions, our infrastructure is designed to empower curators to navigate and shape the global art landscape.


CRITICAL THEORY & RESEARCH

In-depth exploration of contemporary art history and curatorial frameworks, fostering intellectual rigor and original perspectives.

EXHIBITION MAKING

Hands-on experience in conceptualizing, designing, and executing professional exhibitions within diverse gallery environments.

CURATORIAL LAB

A dedicated space for experimentation where students can test display strategies, spatial narratives, and new media integration.

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIPS

Direct access to leading art institutions, museums, and galleries in Thailand and abroad for immersive industry experience.

CURATORIAL NETWORK

A vibrant community connecting students with international visiting curators, artists, and scholars for collaborative exchange.

RESEARCH ARCHIVES

Access to extensive art archives and specialized libraries at Chulalongkorn University, supporting advanced curatorial research.

Discourse & Engagement

BEYOND THE GALLERY — A KNOWLEDGE ECOSYSTEM

From experimental workshops to international symposia, CPCU’s intellectual calendar serves as a vibrant platform for critical dialogue and creative exchange.

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Curator Lab

Exploring the intersections of spatial design and narrative through experimental exhibition mock-ups. Our students engage with materiality, lighting, and new media to redefine how art is experienced in a physical and digital environment.

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Field Diaries

A collection of reflections from the field. From exploring regional art biennials to behind-the-scenes visits at world-class museums, these journals document the immersive learning journeys and global perspectives of our curators.

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The Public Programme

Extending the conversation beyond the classroom. We host public lectures, symposia, and artist talks that challenge existing frameworks and foster a deeper engagement between contemporary art and the broader community.

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Research Hub

A centralized archive of academic rigor and curatorial inquiry. This platform features student theses, faculty publications, and critical essays that contribute to the evolving discourse of curatorial practice in the 21st century.

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