Topic: How can technology and art intervene in society?

Time: Saturday, July 25th, 2026 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Address: Academic Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor, Guanshanyue Art Museum, Shenzhen

Lecture format: Offline live lecture, WeChat video account

Huang Songhao

Artists and curators. Graduated from the Cross Media Art School of China Academy of Art, currently living and working in Shanghai. He participated in the preparation of the non-profit art organization "Thunderbolt Institute" in 2019 and planned a series of exhibitions and projects on technology art, focusing on the impact of contemporary technology and media on art production. The works have been exhibited at the Shanghai Biennale, Macao Biennale, Ming Contemporary Art Museum, Chi K11 Art Museum, Taikang Space, Goethe Open Space, Long March Space, Beijing Commune, etc.

In the past few years, the time when technology news occupies public attention has greatly increased, and the integration of science and technology seems to have become a cultural context of the times. So, "technology art" began to be defined as an art form and became an indispensable part of various public exhibition halls, art exhibitions, and even shopping malls and other public spaces. Compared to previous art forms, the audience and ecological environment it faces have undergone subtle changes. The lecture will continue the research on "Spatial Media Ecology" conducted by Thunderbolt Institute, and further focus on the social attributes behind "media technology". At the same time, by tracing the modern exhibition system shaped by the World Expo, we attempt to establish a practical path for curating "technology art" based on the current social context.