Amandine Vabre Chau is a French-Hongkonger curator, artist and writer with a focus on the politics of memory and migration. She has a particular interest in Asian contemporary art and the port-city as a site of complex identity formation. Most fascinated by multidisciplinary practices, she hopes to broaden our understanding of heritage, fostering new possibilities for collaboration.

Amandine graduated with honors from the École Nationale Supérieure d'Art de Paris-Cergy in 2022 and worked as an assistant editor for the bilingual online media platform Asian Contemporary Art. In 2023, she curated Between Trenches at The Koppel Project, London, a group exhibition highlighting diasporic and immigrant experiences of young artists. That same year, she co-organised a talk on inclusivity in art schools at the National School of Arts of Paris (ENSBA). She appeared in several group shows including Intérieur/Extérieur (2020) at ENSAPC, France, and Maltaverne in/and/at Aubervilliers (2021) at Ygrec- ENSAPC Art Center, Aubervilliers, France. She was selected to participate in the latest Tsundoku Art Bookfair for PhotoIreland Festival (2023) and had her publication shown at the 2024 BOOKED: Hong Kong Art Bookfair. Amandine was part of the inaugural cohort of New Curators, a paid twelve months curatorial training programme based in London for aspiring curators from lower socio-economic backgrounds, which resulted in her co-curating artist Firelei Báez’s first UK solo show at the South London Gallery.