T/HCPA 006-2024 International Cooperative Standard for Exhibition Curating
T/HCPA 006-2024 International Cooperative Standard for Exhibition Curating
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This standard specifies the principles, processes, and requirements that curators and institutions in China should follow when cooperating with international curators and institutions, including but not limited to the exchange of exhibits, the alignment of curatorial concepts, legal and copyright issues, promotion and publicity, risk management, financial arrangements, personnel training, technical support, and project evaluation. This standard applies to all forms of international curatorial cooperation activities conducted within the People's Republic of China, including projects between art museums, cultural institutions, art centers, galleries, and independent curators, with exhibitions ranging from official and non-governmental organizations to public welfare and commercial activities. Main Technical Content: This standard focuses on all aspects of international curatorial cooperation, starting with terms and definitions, and establishes a systematic and actionable technical guide. The core of the standard is to clarify cooperation guidelines, standardize cooperation processes, and supplement them with specific requirements in terms of law, intellectual property, financial management, risk control, and ethical norms, helping all parties effectively prevent risks and improve efficiency in practical operations. Terms and Definitions: By defining key concepts such as "international curatorial cooperation" and "exhibits" in a unified manner, this standard provides a common language foundation for different entities (art museums, cultural institutions, independent curators, etc.) and reduces misunderstandings. Cooperation Principles: When conducting international curatorial cooperation, it is necessary to strictly adhere to the four core principles of "legality and compliance, equality and mutual benefit, respect for cultural diversity, and protection of intellectual property", ensuring the legitimacy, effectiveness, and cultural value of the cooperation