Azusa Hashimoto is a curator at the National Museum of Art, Osaka, since 2008. She completed her BA in Philosophy at Kobe University and her Master's degree in human environmental studies at Kyoto University focusing on Alberto Giacometti's early works. She undertook a two year internship at the National Museum of Art, Osaka (200-04) and undertook an internship program at Mamco - Musée d'art moderne et contemporain, Geneva, Switzerland (2007). This year she curated Kaza Ana /Air Hole: Another Form of Conceptualism from Asia at National Museum of Art, Osaka, group exhibition of 9 artists, and in October was part of a curatorial research group as part of the Paris FIAC art fair Young Curators Invitation program.

Jaime Pacena II is a graduate of Fine Arts majoring in advertising arts at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines (2001). He has taken Masters courses at the College of Fine Arts, University of the Philippines-Diliman (2003). He is a multimedia artist and a young independent curator who is currently teaching at Asia Pacific College-School of Multimedia Arts. He is a core member of Tutok Artist Collective who advocates on Human Rights Violation and Education and was a grantee of the Jenesys Programme for Curators of the Japan Foundation in 2010 and recently participated as a Philippine delegate in the Travel Study Tour and Symposiums of Asahi Art Festival Worldwide Network in Japan last August. He is active as a freelance graphic art designer and as a video director. He is currently finishing a solo visual art project in Blanc Compound in Mandaluyong this November and is also developing a community based project called Bliss Market in Manila.

Leigh Robb has been the PICA Curator since September 2009. She completed her BA in Art History and Psychology at the University of Queensland in Brisbane (1999), where she also worked at the Queensland Art Gallery on a number of Asian Pacific Triennials of Contemporary Art. Leigh ran the Education and Internship program at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice (2000-2004) and also worked at the American, Canadian and Australian Pavilions at the Venice Biennial. Leigh completed her Masters in Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London (2005) specialising in postmodern theory and conceptual art from the 1960's. She worked as Associate Director of Thomas Dane Gallery, London (2005-2009). Recent curated exhibitions at PICA include solo shows of Jeppe Hein (Denmark); Bevan Honey (WA); John Gerrard (Ireland) and international group show Love of Diagrams, Tarryn Gill and Pilar Mata-Dupont: STADIUM (WA), Alex Spremberg: Wrong Angles (WA).