黃姍姍

Huang Shan Shan is the Director of Jut Art Museum, which is affiliated with JUT Foundation for Arts and Architecture in Taipei, Taiwan. Jut Art Museum is also a member of Chinese Association of Museums in Taiwan.

Huang was born in Taipei, Taiwan in 1979. After completing a BFA from Department of Fine Arts in the National Taiwan Normal University, she obtained her Master's degree in Culture Resource Studies and completed all credits of the corresponding PhD program at the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo, Japan.

During her postgraduate studies, she accumulated experiences as an independent curator and published various articles in professional art and cultural publications. Shan Shan once worked for the YOKOHAMA 2005: International Triennale of Contemporary Art, did an internship in Mori Art Museum in Japan and served as a Research Fellow at the Graduate School of Arts Management and Cultural Policy in the National Taiwan University of Arts. In 2010, she joined JUT Group and oversaw the process of initial planning, founding and construction of Jut Art Museum while she worked in the JUT Foundation. Since the opening of Jut Art Museum in 2016, she has been in charge of coordinating the Museum’s operation and management, and curating part of its exhibitions. Her field of expertise encompasses museology, curatorship, and art administration.

Research Interests and Curatorial Themes:

1.Contemporary museum management and operation.
2.Urban issues: exploring various possibilities for the relationships between human and space.
3.Interdisciplinary dialogue between contemporary art and architecture as well as various forms of perceptions.

• 2019

  Paradise Lost – Gazing at Contemporary Urban Civilization and its Metaphor, in Jut Art Museum, Taipei, Taiwan

• 2018

  The Flying Land, in Jut Art Museum, Taipei, Taiwan

• 2017

  The Flying Land, in Quartair Contemporary Art Initiatives, Hague, Netherlands

• 2010

  Di-stances: D-tone Contemporary Video Installation Art Exhibition & Le Fresnoy Video Film Festival, in Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan

• 2008

  Flowers, or not?, in VT Artsalon, Taipei, Taiwan

• 2007

  Flowers, or not?, in Tokyo Wonder Site, Tokyo, Japan

• 2006-2011

  Doctoral course in Cultural Management, Culture Resource Studies, the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo, Japan (completed all credits towards a PhD)

• 2004-2006

  Master’s degree in Cultural Management, Culture Resource Studies, the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo, Japan

• 1999-2002

  Bachelor of Fine Arts from Department of Fine Arts in the National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan

• 2020-

  Director, Jut Art Museum, JUT Foundation for Arts and Architecture

• 2020-

  Adjunct Professional Specialist (Assistant Professor Level) in Soochow University (Course: Public Relations of Museums)

• 2020/2-2020/9

  Adjunct Professional Specialist (Assistant Professor Level) at the Graduate School of Arts Management and Cultural Policy, in National Taiwan University of Arts (Course: Arts Management)

• 2014-2020

  Supervisor, Jut Art Museum, JUT Foundation for Arts and Architecture

• 2011-2014

  Head of Marketing Team, JUT Foundation for Arts and Architecture

• 2010-2011

  Deputy Manager, MOT/ARTS Space, JUT LIVING

• 2009

  Research Fellow at the Graduate School of Arts Management and Cultural Policy in the National Taiwan University of Arts

• 2008-2009

  Global COE Program Research Fellow at School of Humanities and Social Sciences of Waseda University, Japan

• 2005-2008

  Curator Assistant to Mr. Yamano Shingo, in YOKOHAMA 2005: International Triennale of Contemporary Art

• 2018

  The Flying Land, Exhibition Catalogue, Taipei: Jut Art Museum

• 2010

  Di-stance, Exhibition Catalogue, Taipei

• 2008

  Flowers, or not?, Exhibition Catalogue, Taipei

• Translation

• Group honors

• 2020

  Best Concept of Exhibition in TAIWAN DESIGN BEST 100 by Shopping Design for the exhibition SOS Brutalism – Save the Concrete Monsters! (Produced by Jut Art Museum) (Group honors)

• 2020

  Golden Pin Design Award for the exhibition Human Nature: Generosity and Its Form (Produced by Jut Art Museum) (Group honors)

• 2019

  Jut Art Museum named as the Best 10 Creative Sites by La Vie (a media platform dedicated to design and culture in Taiwan) (Group honors)

• 2017

  Best Concept of Exhibition in TAIWAN DESIGN BEST 100 by Shopping Design for the exhibition Home 2025 (Produced by Jut Art Museum) (Group honors)

• Personal honors

• 2016

  Production Grants to Independent Curators in Visual Arts, from National Culture and Arts Foundation, Taiwan (for the exhibition The Flying Land in Taipei and Hague)

• 2015

  Production Grants to Independent Curators in Visual Arts, from National Culture and Arts Foundation, Taiwan (for research in the Netherlands)

• 2010

  Grant to Residence Program, from Contemporary Art Foundation of Taiwan (for the internship program in Mori Art Museum)

• 2007

  Grant to Emerging Curator, Tokyo Wonder Site, Tokyo, Japan