Chen Kan (b. 1999, Shanghai) is an independent curator and printmaker who currently lives and works in Singapore. Chen earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Printmaking from the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, Shanghai University, and completed a Master’s in Contemporary Curatorial Practice with distinction at Glasgow School of Art in 2024.

Chen’s practice centers on the concept of “hospitality,” employing participatory observation as a methodology and focusing on linguistic justice and creative care in contemporary curating. Her recent projects include the interview series Yán Zhī Yǒu Wù: An Untranslated Artist’s Interview (2024–present), which focuses on East Asian women artists; the writing project Artificial Moonlight and Endless Summer (2025–present), which explores Singapore’s multiculturalism; and the exhibition The Curator Is Not Home (One and a Half Space, Shanghai, 2025).