Nonsuch Foundation Redefines Art Through Creative Collaboration & Cultural Exchange

At Nonsuch Foundation, we redefine the experience of art by serving as a dynamic hub for community engagement, artistic collaboration, and fresh perspectives. Our inclusive spaces promote diverse voices and encourage artists to challenge assumptions, push boundaries, and contribute to the global art community. By facilitating the creation and exchange of artistic knowledge, we inspire both artists and audiences alike.

Our mission is to cultivate creativity, support artistic development, and bridge cultural divides. We provide platforms for dialogue between emerging and established artists from around the world, curate impactful art exhibitions, and broaden access to art both in person and online.

At Nonsuch Foundation, we are dedicated to uplifting contemporary artists, amplifying their voices, and fostering cultural and idea exchanges that encourage curiosity and collaboration. We believe art is a powerful agent for social change, connecting communities and deepening cultural understanding. Our foundation introduces art to new audiences and creates shared experiences that spark dialogue, ignite innovation, and cultivate a sense of belonging.

Through art workshops, residencies, and community-centered initiatives, we continually explore new ways to unite diverse groups and promote artistic expression, ensuring that art remains a catalyst for positive transformation on a global scale.

Cultured Sloth Conversations

Fueling Minds, Sparking Dialogues

China’s Global Vision: A Diplomatic Dialogue

November 3, 2024

In this episode, we explore the insights gathered in “The Future of China’s Development and Globalization,” edited by Henry Huiyao Wang and Mabel Lu Miao. As the global landscape shifts post-Covid-19, with rising geopolitical tensions and climate challenges, this open-access book presents a critical analysis...

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The Art of Future Making: Perspectives on Transformation

November 2, 2024

In this episode, we explore “Preferable Futures”, edited by Irina Kaldrack and Rolf F. Nohr, a compelling examination of how we can navigate the challenges posed by climate change and digitalization. The book offers a rich tapestry of insights on crafting possible, probable, and desirable...

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Jewels, Clocks, and Stars: Horology’s Early Secrets

November 1, 2024

In this episode, we take a closer look at the first issue of the “American Horological Journal, Vol. I, No. 1, July 1869 Devoted to Pratical Horology”, edited by G. B. Miller. This landmark publication covers the fascinating intersection of astronomy and timekeeping, the critical...

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Reimagining History: Lessons from East Asia’s Frontiers

October 31, 2024

Join us for an engaging episode as we unravel the intriguing themes of Tessa Morris-Suzuki’s “On the Frontiers of History.” Have you ever questioned why we accept the boundaries of nations as natural? What stories emerge when we examine the lives affected by shifting borders?...

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From Avarice to Enlightenment: A New Economic Paradigm

October 30, 2024

In this episode, we explore “Foundations for a Humanitarian Economy” by William D. Bishop, a thought-provoking examination of how the ancient wisdom of Boethius can reshape our understanding of economics today. Bishop challenges the mathematical supremacy of modern economic thinking, advocating for a model rooted...

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Sketching the Future: Art, Architecture, and Technology

October 29, 2024

Join us for an exciting episode as we explore “Drawing Futures,” a groundbreaking book edited by Frédéric Migayrou, Luke Pearson, Laura Allen, and Bob Sheil. We’ll dive into the dynamic intersection of drawing, art, and architecture in the age of technology, uncovering how contemporary designers...

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Ink, Power, and The Water Margin’s Legacy

October 28, 2024

Ever wondered how the world of print can transform a story? In this episode, we explore “Bandits in Print” by Scott W. Gregory, where the focus shifts to how the classic Chinese novel “The Water Margin” was shaped and reshaped by early modern print culture....

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The New Frontier of Design: Engaging with Public Interests

October 27, 2024

In this engaging episode of our podcast, we explore “Was ist Public Interest Design?“ edited by Christoph Rodatz and Pierre Smolarski. The book offers a critical reflection on the evolving landscape of design, questioning how designers can engage with and shape public interest. As the...

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Mission

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Collection

Promoting and encouraging the creativity of contemporary artists around the world through curiosity, discovery, engagement, and dialogue.

What we do

Nonsuch Foundation aims to make contemporary art more accessible on a regional and international scale. We have various collections of artworks and strive to maintain a constant balance between artistic, idealist, political, practical, and financial considerations. 

 

We hope to organize cultural events, stimulating discussions, and lectures related to the promotion and access to art for all. Even though the collection is private, we feel that sharing it is the best way to maintain and grow it for generations to come. Learn more.

 

Our Foundation offers free art education through our blogs. In that way, we can help underprivileged people gain access to art education. Learn more here.

Reflections

Cultivating Creativity to Spark Change

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