The Tanoto Art Foundation connects and engages people to the art of our time.
Mission
The Tanoto Art Foundation (TAF) is a Singapore-based not-for-profit foundation. Through exhibitions and programming, TAF is dedicated to nurturing dialogues around the experience of contemporary art in Southeast Asia. We aspire to deepen the appreciation and engagement with art, creating a space where artists, audiences, and diverse voices can come together.
The Team
Wong Binghao
Curator
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Wong Binghao (they/them) is a writer, editor, program organizer, and curator with a decade of experience as an institutional and independent cultural worker.
Naomi Tan
Communications Manager
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Naomi is an experienced communications professional with a strong understanding of the art world, shaped by her extensive background in gallery management, exhibition curation, and strategic communications. Prior to joining Tanoto Art Foundation, Naomi worked with international art galleries where she drafted press releases, artist bios, and other key communication materials. Her passion for art and storytelling drives her to create meaningful platforms where artists can share their voices and ideas, while establishing deeper connections between creative communities and the wider public. At Tanoto Art Foundation, she continues to leverage her communications expertise to amplify the foundation’s mission of celebrating art, seeding cultural exchange, and facilitating opportunities and engagements.
Tobias Berger
Strategic Advisor
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Based in Hong Kong, Berger now serves as the Curatorial Director at Serakai Salons and Projects. Tobias was Head of Art and Curator at Large at Tai Kwun Contemporary between 2015 to 2024. From 2010-2015 Tobias served as the first Curator of Visual Arts for the M+ Museum in Hong Kong. During his career, Tobias has served in various curatorial roles for institutions across the region and globally including at the Nam June Paik Art Center (Korea), Para/Site Art Space (Hong Kong), ARTSPACE, Auckland and Museum Fridericianum (Germany). He also curated the Baltic Triennial of International Arts, the Fotofestival Manheim, Ludwigshafen and Heidelberg, the Hong Kong pavilion at the Venice Biennale, and the New Zealand pavilion at the Sao Paulo Biennial.
