Three Curators Shaping the Art We Should See
The Activist Who’s Giving Socially Conscious Artists a Voice
In a corner of Audrey Yeo’s gallery is what looks like a classical oil portrait of a girl reclining in bed – except her face is lit up by the bluish glow of the smartphone in her hand, harshening the lines around her mouth in a terribly familiar way.
You don’t have to know a thing about art to instantly understand and connect to this piece, or to connect to Audrey. “Just imagine,” she says. “Our parents’ generation couldn’t have painted this. It’s works like this that mark our time.”
She has an infectious energy that belies her packed schedule – she recently produced the Asian art fair,
