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SUMMARY:Mattude
DESCRIPTION:Featuring works by Aziziah Diah Aprilya (Indonesia)\nRecipient of the 7th Objectifs Documentary Award\, Emerging Category\nMentored by Jessica Lim\n4 April to 18 May 2025\nLower Gallery 2\, Objectifs\nFree admission \nOpening | 4 Apr 2025\, 12pm – 7pm \nArtist Talk: Aziziah Diah Aprilya – Collecting the Clams\nSat 5 Apr 2025\, 1pm – 2pm | Objectifs Workshop Space (register here) \nMattude is a project where I document the effects of reclamation projects along the coast of Makassar\, my hometown in South Sulawesi in Indonesia. Mattude – a local term which means “collecting the clams” – has also come to represent my way of collecting and sharing stories about the resilience of the coastal women of Makassar. \nThe Makassar city government’s reclamation plans echoes similar developments throughout Indonesia. Reclamation in Makassar started in the late 1990s with road construction\, then housing areas\, flats\, hotels\, malls\, a new port\, and more. To date\, 209 hectares of land have been reclaimed\, and it is expected that thousands more hectares will be created along the west and north of Makassar’s coastline. The Makassar City Spatial Plan anticipates that reclamation will expand 26% of the city area. \nBefore reclamation began\, the coast of Makassar was a lively fishing community where people could get various types of fish\, clams and crabs. For the coastal women\, the sea was a means of livelihood\, a shared social space\, a playground for their children\, and a sacred place for rituals. \nAccording to indigenous coastal beliefs\, ancestors are thought to live in the water in various forms. There are crocodiles\, snakes\, dolphins\, fish\, centipedes\, they say. In Bugis and Makassar culture\, many still believe that each person has twin crocodiles. We call these ancestors ‘Nene’ or grandmother. During certain celebrations\, offerings must be lowered into the sea or river as a sign of gratitude to the grandmother\, ancestors\, and nature. These rituals are said to prevent bad luck and disaster\, and are led by women. \nAs reclamation continues\, the livelihoods and practices of coastal communities have come increasingly under threat. They have lost touch with coastal creatures and tide changes. They are losing their physical and spiritual relationship to the sea. \nSince 2017\, the coastal women of Makassar have gathered as a means of survival and resistance. They organize protests against the reclamation\, and find other ways of making a living. As the excavators reclaim the coast\, these women seek to reclaim their own narratives. \nPresented by Objectifs \nSupported by the Truthseeker Foundation \n___ \nAbout the Artist \nAziziah Diah Aprilya (b.1997)\, also known as Zizi\, is an Indonesian photographer\, writer\, and art and cultural practitioner based in Makassar\, South Sulawesi. Her works often explore environmental\, social-cultural\, and women issues\, and she is also interested in stories about food\, rituals\, and mythologies. Zizi’s work has been exhibited in Jakarta\, Solo\, Yogyakarta\, and Makassar\, and she recently published her first photobook\, Got Your Back (SOKONG! Publisher\, 2024). \nIn Makassar\, she works closely with urban studies collective\, art communities\, and literacy groups. Zizi is part of Diversify Photo and Women Photograph and is frequently involved in film production as a still and behind-the-scenes photographer. \nAbout the Mentor \nJessica Lim is currently the director of Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops (APFW)\, a non-profit association based in Cambodia. For most of her professional life\, she has worked to provide support and opportunities to visual storytellers in the majority world. Her move to Cambodia built on her previous experience with Drik Picture Library in Dhaka\, Bangladesh\, a media organisation dedicated to advocating for social equality\, where she served as a news and photo editor and photographer liaison. She majored in journalism and graduated from the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore in 2006. \nJessica is currently based in Siem Reap\, Cambodia\, where on any given day there is a good chance of meeting water buffalos. \n— \nAbout the Objectifs Documentary Award \nThe Objectifs Documentary Award champions Objectifs’ mission to broaden perspectives through image making\, by supporting original voices in visual storytelling in Singapore and the wider region. The Award enables photographers to work on new or existing projects\, encouraging them to tell stories about their native communities. It welcomes different creative approaches to non-fiction storytelling\, from conventional documentary photography to visual experiments. \nAbout the Truthseeker Foundation \nThe Truth Seeker Foundation believes that education and enlightenment are the best ways to address many of the social issues we face today. Amongst the many causes the Foundation supports\, it advocates for raising awareness of social and environmental issues through photography. \n___ \nJoin us at our related exhibitions and events: \nExhibition: The Forests Listen\, Their Spirits Cry by Gab Mejia\nNature and Spirit: An Artist Talk with Gab Mejia | Sat 5 Apr 2025\, 2.30pm – 3.30pm at Objectifs Workshop Space (Register here) \nExhibition: Tubig Alat (Salt Water) by Geela Garcia\nArtist talk: Geela Garcia – All life depends on Salt | Sat 5 Apr 2025\, 4pm – 5pm (register here)
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/mattude/
LOCATION:Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film\, 155 Middle Road\, Singapore\, 188977\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Event of the Day,Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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SUMMARY:Tubig Alat (Salt Water)
DESCRIPTION:Featuring works by Geela Garcia (Philippines)\nRecipient of the 7th Objectifs Documentary Award\, Emerging Category\nMentored by Jessica Lim \n4 April to 18 May 2025\nLower Gallery 1\, Objectifs\nFree admission \nOpening | 4 Apr 2025\, 12pm – 7pm \nAll life depends on Salt: An Artist talk with Geela Garcia\nSat 5 Apr 2025\, 4pm – 5pm | Objectifs Workshop Space (register here) \nSmoke blankets the room where Emma Ganila has been scooping brine into an assembly line of tin cans. As salt water boils and evaporates in the tins\, blocks of white salt form. Emma has been making Tultul\, an artisanal salt only found on Guimaras island. \nOn Iloilo\, an island right across Emma’s\, Lorlie Noblezada watches her son\, John\, face strong breaking waves as he collects seawater with a bamboo pole to start the process of making Budbud salt. \nEmma and Lorlie are some of the last artisanal saltmakers in the Philippines. Both have been safekeeping traditional saltmaking processes for decades. However\, this craft is in fast decline. \nDespite a long history of saltmaking\, the Philippines\, an archipelago with the fifth-longest coastline in the world\, has not produced enough salt for its own needs for the past 15 years. The country has some of the rarest salts in the world\, including Tultul and Budbud\, and it only needs to ultilise six percent of its coastline to be self-sufficient in salt. But local salts are on the brink of extinction due to unsupportive policies\, industry neglect\, and climate change. \nThe process of making artisanal salt is time-consuming and laborious\, but still\, Emma\, at 74\, spends her day inside the warm and smoky production house to cook blocks of Tultul salt; Lorlie assesses the seasons and checks if the skies are clear to schedule production of Budbud salt. For these matriarchs\, this craft\, as much as it is a livelihood\, is what binds their families’ day-to-day living. \nAll life depends on salt. \nPresented by Objectifs \nSupported by the Truthseeker Foundation \n______ \nAbout the artist \nGeela Garcia is a Filipino photographer and multimedia journalist based in Manila\, Philippines. Her photographic work\, which documents stories of women\, food sovereignty\, and the environment\, aims to write history from the experience of its makers. \nShe received the Seed Award from the Prince Claus Fund in 2023 for her photojournalism work\, and is currently a Shifting Democracies Fellow at Global Press. \nGeela’s writing and photography appear on the Thomson Reuters Foundation – Context News\, South China Morning Post\, and Rappler among others. She is a member of Women Photograph and Diversify Photo Up Next. \nAbout the Mentor \nJessica Lim is currently the director of Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops (APFW)\, a non-profit association based in Cambodia. For most of her professional life\, she has worked to provide support and opportunities to visual storytellers in the majority world. Her move to Cambodia built on her previous experience with Drik Picture Library in Dhaka\, Bangladesh\, a media organisation dedicated to advocating for social equality\, where she served as a news and photo editor and photographer liaison. She majored in journalism and graduated from the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore in 2006. \nJessica is currently based in Siem Reap\, Cambodia\, where on any given day there is a good chance of meeting water buffalos. \n_____ \nAbout the Objectifs Documentary Award \nThe Objectifs Documentary Award champions Objectifs’ mission to broaden perspectives through image making\, by supporting original voices in visual storytelling in Singapore and the wider region. The Award enables photographers to work on new or existing projects\, encouraging them to tell stories about their native communities. It welcomes different creative approaches to non-fiction storytelling\, from conventional documentary photography to visual experiments. \nAbout the Truthseeker Foundation \nThe Truth Seeker Foundation believes that education and enlightenment are the best ways to address many of the social issues we face today. Amongst the many causes the Foundation supports\, it advocates for raising awareness of social and environmental issues through photography. \n_____ \nJoin us at our related events \nExhibition: The Forests Listen\, Their Spirits Cry by Gab Mejia\nNature and Spirit: An Artist Talk with Gab Mejia | Sat 5 Apr 2025\, 2.30pm – 3.30pm at Objectifs Workshop Space (Register here) \nExhibition: Mattude by Aziziah Diah Aprilya\nCollecting the Clams: An Artist Talk with Aziziah Diah Aprilya – | Sat 5 Apr 2025\, 1pm – 2pm (register here)
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/tubig-alat-salt-water/
LOCATION:Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film\, 155 Middle Road\, Singapore\, 188977\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Event of the Day,Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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SUMMARY:The Forest Listens\, Their Spirits Cry
DESCRIPTION:Featuring works by Gab Mejia (Philippines)\nRecipient of the 7th Objectifs Documentary Award\, Open Category\nCurated by Goh Sze Ying \n4 Apr to 18 May 2025\nChapel Gallery\, Objectifs\nFree admission \nOpening | 4 Apr 2025\, 12pm – 7pm \nNature and Spirit: An Artist Talk with Gab Mejia\nSat 5 Apr 2025\, 2.30pm – 3.30pm | Objectifs Workshop Space (Register here) \n\nRevered as healers\, warriors\, and teachers\, the Baylans of the Talaandig-Manobo have long been guardians of the sacred forests of Mount Kaluntungan in the southern Philippine province of Bukidnon\, threatened by an encroaching industrial pace since the Spanish and American colonial period. For the Baylans\, the forest is a sacred site—a portal\, a threshold. Nature and spirit abide in the Talaandig-Manobo narrative.\nGab Mejia pays homage to this verdant landscape and its people by directing our attention to the queer kinship of two central figures: a head spiritual leader Datu Arayan\, and a Baylan initiate and youth leader Krystahl Guina. A new generation of Baylans\, they are also members of the Kulahi Pangantucan Performing Arts Group—storytellers\, performers\, protectors of indigenous heritage. Mejia’s dreamlike portraits animate Datu and Krystal’s deep\, unspoken spiritual connection with their land\, home\, and family amidst the quiet domesticity of their daily rhythms. \nThe Forest Listens\, Their Spirits Cry speaks of a desire to pollinate a dream of a future belonging otherwise. \nPresented by Objectifs and supported by the Truthseeker Foundation. \n\nAbout the Artist \nGab Mejia (he/they) is a queer Filipino photographer\, multidisciplinary artist\, and environmental engineer. Born and raised in the Philippine archipelago\, his work unveils the threads of the climate crisis\, biodiversity loss\, ancestral knowledge\, cosmologies\, and cultural interconnections to confront our socio-political and ecological crises. \nMejia is a National Geographic Explorer\, Climate Pledge Global Storyteller\, Fellow in the International League of Conservation Photographers and 2019 Jackson Wild Media Lab Fellow. His work has appeared in National Geographic\, BBC\, CNN\, ArtPartner\, Vogue\, United Nations\, Manila Times\, Fotografiska Shanghai\, Photo London and TEDx talks amongst other publications and platforms. He is a Board of Trustee for the World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines. \nAbout the Curator \nGoh Sze Ying is Curator at National Gallery Singapore. At the Gallery\, she contributes to the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery long-term display\, Between Declarations and Dreams: Art of Southeast Asia since the 19th century. More recently\, she worked on exhibitions including Living Pictures: Photography in Southeast Asia (2022)\, Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia (2022)\, and Something New Must Turn Up (2020). In 2019\, she co-curated the sixth edition of the Singapore Biennale\, Every Step in the Right Direction. \nAbout the Objectifs Documentary Award \nThe Objectifs Documentary Award champions Objectifs’ mission to broaden perspectives through image making\, by supporting original voices in visual storytelling in Singapore and the wider region. The Award enables photographers to work on new or existing projects\, encouraging them to tell stories about their native communities. It welcomes different creative approaches to non-fiction storytelling\, from conventional documentary photography to visual experiments. \nAbout the Truthseeker Foundation \nThe Truth Seeker Foundation believes that education and enlightenment are the best ways to address many of the social issues we face today. Amongst the many causes the Foundation supports\, it advocates for raising awareness of social and environmental issues through photography. \n\n\nJoin us at our related exhibitions and events: \nExhibition: Mattude by Aziziah Diah Aprilya\nCollecting the Clams: An Artist Talk with Aziziah Diah Aprilya – | Sat 5 Apr 2025\, 1pm – 2pm (register here) \nExhibition: Tubig Alat (Salt Water) by Geela Garcia\nAll life depends on Salt: An Artist Talk with Geela Garcia | Sat 5 Apr 2025\, 4pm – 5pm (register here)
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/the-forest-listens-their-spirits-cry/
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SUMMARY:an arrangement of/for random words by jo+kapi
DESCRIPTION:SMU Libraries is pleased to present an arrangement of/for random words\, a solo exhibition by jo+kapi. The exhibition concludes their artist residency with SMU Libraries\, during which they furthered their research and artistic collaboration with machine intelligences. \nIn the age of predictive text and machine-generated fluency\, language is beginning to feel unstable. Scraped\, clustered\, tokenized\, and recombined at scale\, words are no longer chosen so much as they are predicted. Meaning starts to feel hollow\, and uncertainty creeps in. an arrangement of/for random words explores this shifting terrain\, where language resists being fixed and meaning becomes increasingly difficult to hold onto. \nAt the heart of the exhibition is Enzyme 2.0\, a screen-based installation that digests a manifesto word by word\, revealing how semiotic structure can be erased\, rewritten\, or momentarily glimpsed before they disappear again. \njo+kapi is a creative collaboration between media artists and creative technologists Jo Ho and Kapilan Naidu. Founded in 2021\, the Singapore-based collective creates and curates interactive experiences and media art exhibitions centred around the duo’s shared interests in generative art\, artificial intelligence and the transforming modes of creating and consuming digital art in the 21st century.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/an-arrangement-of-for-random-words-by-jokapi/
LOCATION:SMU de Suantio Gallery\, 90 Stamford Rd\, 178903\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events)
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250413T143000
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SUMMARY:Play With: Scissors\, Paper… Light?《⁠玩：“纸”是好玩！》
DESCRIPTION:Explore the timeless art of paper cutting and shadow play with Play With: Scissors\, Paper… Light?\, a fun and interactive workshop experience for the entire family. \nGuided by Hong Kong theatre lighting designer and paper artist Lau Ming-hang (also known as SunFool)\, little ones and grown-ups team up to create paper-cut masterpieces that come to life under the glow of light. \nThe best part? No cutting-edge skills required — just your hands\, some paper\, and plenty of imagination! \nPlay With: Scissors\, Paper… Light? is part of Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition. \n剪纸有什么好玩？光影中等你来发现！ \n在香港剧场灯光设计师兼纸艺艺术工作者——刘铭铿（自称“SunFool”、绰号“神父”）的指导下，欢迎你一家大小走进纸艺与光影的奇妙世界，携手创作出在灯光下栩栩如生的剪纸作品。 \n不需要高超的技巧——一把剪刀、一张薄纸，加上无限的想象力，弹“纸”之间留下千变万化的光影奇境。纸就是这么好玩！ \n《⁠玩：“纸”是好玩！》是“百力果华文小剧场亲子节”的节目之一。
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LOCATION:The Theatre Practice\, 54 Waterloo Street\, Singapore\, 187953
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SUMMARY:Documentary Filmmaking Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This is not your average documentary workshop. It’s not about the latest gear\, or the trendiest topic\, or how to make your video go viral. This is about how life is often stranger than fiction\, what the functions and techniques of documentary are\, and how to tell a compelling non-fiction story for the screen. \nThe process of ideating\, producing\, filming\, editing your own documentary\, plus overcoming the various challenges that will come along with making a documentary\, will be the craft journey you will embark upon as a class across the 6 sessions. \nBy the end of the workshop\, you will have made a documentary that you can truly call your own\, and present it to the class in a film screening. \nThere will also be a screening of films by the class which is open to friends and family at the end of the workshop. \nWorkshop Fee: $950 (eligible for use of SkillsFuture Credit) \nInstructor: Jessica Lee \nPlease register via the form on our website.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/documentary-filmmaking-workshop/
LOCATION:Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film\, 155 Middle Road\, Singapore\, 188977\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Film Screening (Events),Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250412T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250412T130000
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SUMMARY:Japanese Woodblock Printing Workshop | Geometric Impressions
DESCRIPTION:Ever wanted to try your hand at woodblock printing? Our introductory workshop is perfect for you! \nOur friendly instructors will guide you through the meticulous process of mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock printing). Take inspiration from Tobias Rehberger’s and Angela Bulloch’s striking artworks\, created at STPI. Learn to carve unique compositions\, layering colours and geometric shapes to create your prints. \nParticipants are kindly requested to prepare a 3-layered image featuring simple geometric shapes. Recommended for ages 16 and above.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/japanese-woodblock-printing-workshop-geometric-impressions/
LOCATION:STPI\, 41 Robertson Quay\, Singapore 238236\, Singapore\, Singapore\, 238236\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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SUMMARY:A HA! — 8 Minutes of Light 《A HA!——8分钟的光明》
DESCRIPTION:Breaking News! The Sun is angry! When the Sun gets really angry\, would it explode with a chee-ba-bom? And if the Sun is gone\, what happens to planet Earth? \nJoin lovable hero A Ha as he embarks on an epic quest to find the sun and save the world. A HA! — 8 Minutes of Light combines audience participation\, clowning\, and percussion for a hilarious and hijinks-filled adventure! \nPresented by the team behind The Theatre Practice’s award-winning Theatre For Young Audiences productions\, this interactive performance encourages audiences to imagine a positive future in the face of the climate crisis — the importance of overcoming indifference and the significant impact of our individual actions. \nYou have 8 minutes before total darkness. Yes\, just 8 minutes. \nWhat will you do? \nA HA! — 8 Minutes of Light is part of Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition. \n大事不妙！太阳生气了！太阳生气会不会气到 JEE-BA-BOOM…… 爆炸？？如果太阳真的爆炸，地球没有了太阳，会怎么样？ \n跟着可爱的英雄 A Ha，一同踏上寻找太阳、拯救世界的史诗远征。结合观众参与、小丑表演和打击乐，《A HA!——8分钟的光明》将为你带来一场充满欢乐和娱乐“笑”果的冒险！ \n由实践剧场备受赞誉的青少年剧场创作团队呈现，带领观众在气候危机面前检视自身，一起“从我做起，从身边做起”，多关心周遭的人事物，怀抱积极向上的态度展望未来！ \n地球将陷入一片黑暗，你们只剩下…… 8分钟！只剩下8分钟…… \n你会做些什么？ \n《A HA!——8分钟的光明》是“百力果华文小剧场亲子节”的节目之一。
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/a-ha-8-minutes-of-light-%e3%80%8aa-ha-8%e5%88%86%e9%92%9f%e7%9a%84%e5%85%89%e6%98%8e%e3%80%8b/
LOCATION:Practice Space\, 54 Waterloo Street\, 187953\, Singapore
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250417
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250428
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250227T041902Z
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SUMMARY:A French Kiss in Singapore
DESCRIPTION:From the Artistic Team Behind the Sold-Out\, Critically Acclaimed CABARET \nBack by popular demand\, A French Kiss in Singapore returns to dazzle audiences with an unforgettable musical experience. This reimagined musical celebrates the artistry of four of France’s most beloved contemporary songwriters and performers—Charles Aznavour\, Serge Gainsbourg\, Jacques Brel\, and Charles Trenet. Their timeless classics\, immortalised by legends like Frank Sinatra\, Liza Minnelli\, and David Bowie\, will transport you on a journey through love’s many twists and turns. \nExpect an emotional rollercoaster like no other—a blend of laughter\, tears\, daring sensuality\, and thought-provoking moments. This show will entertain\, inspire\, and leave you humming these iconic tunes long after the curtain falls. \nStarring some of Singapore’s finest musical theatre talents: \n\nAmin Alifin\, an internationally acclaimed dancer\, brings electrifying energy and grace to the stage.\nAndrew Marko seamlessly transitions from laughter to tears\, taking you on a deeply emotional journey.\nDwayne Lau\, a standout from CABARET\, captivates with his charisma and powerful stage presence.\nRino Junior John\, a rising star\, showcases extraordinary talent and charm.\nHossan Leong\, Singapore’s favourite comedian\, delights with his trademark wit and humour\, ensuring laughter throughout the night.\n\nWith captivating performances\, including an exhilarating tap dance number\, these triple-threat performers will leave you mesmerised. \nPremiered to rave reviews in 2013\, A French Kiss in Singapore beautifully captures the humorous\, touching\, and unpredictable nature of love\, blending French elegance with a distinctly Singaporean flavour. Through a series of unforgettable performances\, this musical revue illustrates love’s many facets—from joy to heartbreak—with wit\, tenderness\, and plenty of flair. \nDon’t miss the show that audiences called “fabulously fun” (Julie Heckscher\, Australian Deputy High Commissioner) and “a rollercoaster ride of emotional highs and lows” (Rachel Loi\, The Business Times).
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/a-french-kiss-in-singapore/
LOCATION:SOTA Drama Theatre\, 1 Zubir Said Dr\, Singapore 227968\, 227968\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Event of the Day,Music (Events),Theatre (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250418T120000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250511T180000
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
CREATED:20250617T064221Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250617T064221Z
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SUMMARY:Staging Realities
DESCRIPTION:ShanghART Singapore is proud to present Staging Realities\, a group exhibition featuring works by Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Melati Suryodarmo\, Tang Maohong\, Yang Fudong\, Zhou Tiehai and Zhu Jia. \nImplying a state of “becoming”\, the exhibition showcases portrait works in which the subjects are depicted in staged or posed positions\, whether in stillness or in motion. Rather than seeking to represent everyday scenes from the real world\, the works suggest an ongoing endeavor to form new\, fictional or imagined ones. With each mise en scene\, the artists empower us as viewers to experience their works on our own terms\, forming new perceptions and in turn\, creating alternative realities. \nDrawing from ancient Chinese classics and paintings\, Yang Fudong’s Endless Peaks series takes us on a journey traversing time and space in his investigation into the essence of human spirituality. Also borrowing elements of traditional portraiture but this time Western\, Zhou Tiehai and Tang Maohong re-enact their subjects: Zhou depicting his in A Dog’s Life and The Duke of Wellington in an idealised manner to convey their elevated status and position of power and importance; while Tang takes a classical\, sculptural approach in his A Part of Classics – 3. For both artists\, their injection of contemporary humour brings a plot twist to their narratives.\nThe works of Melati Suryodarmo and Lynn Hershman Leeson reveal the role of the camera lens and its relationship with whom it captures. Suryodarmo’s Tomorrow\, As Purposed series\, which began as a dance theatre piece inspired by Shakespeare’s Macbeth\, invites viewers to observe and question\, the bodily content framed in theatrical gestures. In a seemingly reversal of positions in Leeson’s Reach\, the camera—usually out of sight from the audience\, becomes the centre of attention. This exploration of identity is also reflected in Zhu Jia’s Zero\, through the performance and introspection of self by his female protagonist.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/staging-realities/
LOCATION:ShanghART Singaproe\, Block 9 Lock Road #02-22\, 108937\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250420
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250504
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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SUMMARY:Chinese Dance Fiesta 2025
DESCRIPTION:The Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre (SCDT) is proud to present the Chinese Dance Fiesta 2025\, a vibrant celebration of Chinese culture and heritage through the art of dance. \nFrom 20 Apr to 3 May 2025\, this milestone 10th edition will feature eight public performances by talented dancers from schools\, community groups and professional dance companies across Singapore. Audiences can look forward to a captivating blend of traditional and contemporary Chinese dance styles at the showcases\, taking place at the Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage at the Singapore Botanic Gardens on 20 Apr\, DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre at Esplanade on 25 & 26 Apr\, Kreta Ayer Square on 27 Apr\, VivoCity Amphitheatre\, Level 3 on 2 May and Our Tampines Hub Festive Stage on 3 May. \nChinese Dance Fiesta is also a vibrant platform for learning and cultural exchange. This year\, in collaboration with MUZI XIHUA\, SCDT is proud to present Ms. Li Qian\, a distinguished lecturer from the Dance Academy of Northwest Minzu University in China\, as the featured artist in the Master Series. She will be hosting two public talk and demonstration sessions at the Esplanade Concourse on 26 Apr\, as well as exclusive workshops for dance enthusiasts and experienced dancers. \nClick here for more information.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/chinese-dance-fiesta-2025/
LOCATION:Singapore\, singapore\, singapore\, Singapore\, 508502\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Children/Family (Events),Dance (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250420T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T143000
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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SUMMARY:Play With: Grain to Paint! 《⁠玩：米可以酱? 》
DESCRIPTION:Discover the unexpected magic in your kitchen! \nJoin Shirin and Liz of Wild Dot on a colourful journey to transform humble rice into vibrant natural paints. Blending botany\, art and chemistry\, this interactive eco-art experience invites families to turn everyday materials into tools for creativity and play. \nOnce your handmade colors are ready\, let your imagination take over and create one-of-a-kind artworks. It’s time to paint the world with endless possibilities! \nPlay With: Grain To Paint! is part of Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition. \n平凡无奇的米，藏有什么奥秘？ \n跟随 Wild Dot 两位艺术与大自然爱好者——Shirin和忆慧，踏上一趟色彩斑斓的探索之旅，揭秘米可以怎样玩转成天然颜料！融合植物学、化学和艺术，这项环保艺术体验邀请你全家齐上阵，一起动手把生活中看似微不足道的资源，变身为游戏与创作的工具。 \n颜料准备就绪，是时候让想象力自由飞扬，彩绘出属于你的奇幻天地！ \n《⁠玩：米可以酱? 》是“百力果华文小剧场亲子节“的节目之一。
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/play-with-grain-to-paint-%e3%80%8a%e2%81%a0%e7%8e%a9%ef%bc%9a%e7%b1%b3%e5%8f%af%e4%bb%a5%e9%85%b1-%e3%80%8b/
LOCATION:The Theatre Practice\, 54 Waterloo Street\, Singapore\, 187953
CATEGORIES:Children/Family (Events),Theatre (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250420T193000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250420T204500
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250407T044125Z
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SUMMARY:Mosaic Music Series: Death From Above 1979
DESCRIPTION:Two decades of absolute electricity culminates in one explosive tour: Beginning in 2024\, Death From Above 1979 (DFA 1979) celebrates the 20th anniversary of their debut LP You’re A Woman\, I’m A Machine\, a genre-bending iconoclastic cult classic that sounds as fresh today as it did in 2004. Dubbed “dance-punk” by the UK press\, their music doesn’t merely suggest\, it commands those who hear it to the grimy\, feverish and dimly-lit dance floor. \nTo celebrate\, the band are playing furiously around the world while endeavouring on a year-long recording project to reinvigorate and honour their iconic flagship album. 20 years is a long time for rock ‘n’ roll\, but the odometer turns slowly for this power duo. As explosive as ever\, DFA 1979 summons their fans to the pit to revel in their uniquely infectious\, high-octane rock n’ roll.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/mosaic-music-series-death-from-above-1979/
LOCATION:Esplanade Annexe Studio\, 1 Esplanade Drive\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Music (Events)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250422
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250627
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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SUMMARY:Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency
DESCRIPTION:Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay invites local and international artists\, curators\, programmers\, writers\, researchers and practitioners across all disciplines in the performing arts to apply for the Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency\, taking place in Singapore between April and June 2026. In its third edition\, the Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency is an artistic research development programme by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay\, supported by the National Arts Council\, Singapore. \nThis fully-funded residency aims to support creative research in contemporary performing arts by providing its residents the time and space for artistic inquiry\, experimentation\, development\, research activities and opportunities for interdisciplinary and transcultural dialogues. The residency welcomes various manners and methodologies of enquiry\, embracing a pluralistic approach towards research that unfolds not only through the written word\, but also includes forms of experimentation with the body\, performed moments\, and other non-traditional systems of knowledge. \nThere is no commitment for residents to create a production during or after the residency. Instead\, residents will be asked to present at least one public programme of their choosing\, developed in conversation with the Esplanade Team. \nThe residency is a duration of between one month to three months long and residents will receive a stipend\, access to a shared-working space\, studios when required\, as well as accommodation and international travel to or from Singapore\, if from abroad. \nThere will be biennial open calls held for applications to the residency and each edition will revolve around a thematic focus conceived to respond to current critical issues in our society. In 2026\, the residency presents the thematic focus This Time. \nResidents are chosen through a Selection Panel comprising leading international curators\, programmers\, academics\, artists and managers. They have been appointed based on their thought-provoking practices\, dynamic networks with practitioners from a wide variety of disciplines and their invaluable knowledge of the performing arts across Singapore\, Asia and beyond. The Selection Panel will also serve as interlocutors in the programme’s development and be available as consultants for all residents.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/contemporary-performing-arts-research-residency/
LOCATION:Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay\, 1 Esplanade Dr\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Artist Opportunities,Residencies & Fellowships
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250422
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250627
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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SUMMARY:Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency
DESCRIPTION:Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay invites local and international artists\, curators\, programmers\, writers\, researchers and practitioners across all disciplines in the performing arts to apply for the Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency\, taking place in Singapore between April and June 2026. In its third edition\, the Contemporary Performing Arts Research Residency is an artistic research development programme by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay\, supported by the National Arts Council\, Singapore. \nThis fully-funded residency aims to support creative research in contemporary performing arts by providing its residents the time and space for artistic inquiry\, experimentation\, development\, research activities and opportunities for interdisciplinary and transcultural dialogues. The residency welcomes various manners and methodologies of enquiry\, embracing a pluralistic approach towards research that unfolds not only through the written word\, but also includes forms of experimentation with the body\, performed moments\, and other non-traditional systems of knowledge. \nThere is no commitment for residents to create a production during or after the residency. Instead\, residents will be asked to present at least one public programme of their choosing\, developed in conversation with the Esplanade Team. \nThe residency is a duration of between one month to three months long and residents will receive a stipend\, access to a shared-working space\, studios when required\, as well as accommodation and international travel to or from Singapore\, if from abroad. \nThere will be biennial open calls held for applications to the residency and each edition will revolve around a thematic focus conceived to respond to current critical issues in our society. In 2026\, the residency presents the thematic focus This Time. \nResidents are chosen through a Selection Panel comprising leading international curators\, programmers\, academics\, artists and managers. They have been appointed based on their thought-provoking practices\, dynamic networks with practitioners from a wide variety of disciplines and their invaluable knowledge of the performing arts across Singapore\, Asia and beyond. The Selection Panel will also serve as interlocutors in the programme’s development and be available as consultants for all residents.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/contemporary-performing-arts-research-residency-2/
LOCATION:Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay\, 1 Esplanade Dr\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Artist Opportunities,Residencies & Fellowships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250424T200000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250424T213000
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SUMMARY:Mosaic Music Series: Luna Li
DESCRIPTION:“Luna has real classical music chops\, and her tracks often have more bubbling under the surface than your usual indie pop.”\n– npr \nEmbarking on her first Asia tour\, the magnetic Luna Li returns to Singapore for her first headlining concert here. \nA wildly talented songwriter\, arranger\, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist\, Luna Li’s sonic universe is a perfect amalgamation of her many talents. Through intricate instrumental melodies and multi-layered arrangements\, the Korean-Canadian artist weaves together a sonic universe of dreamy\, baroque-pop with elements of soft rock\, charming a growing legion of fans with her unique brand of cinematic dream pop. \nHaving first garnered attention online in 2020\, she went on to release her debut EP\, Duality\, featuring the likes of Jay Som\, beabadoobee\, and Dreamer Isioma. This record generated hits such as Afterglow\, Misery Moon and Silver Into Rain\, and garnered a Juno Award nomination for Alternative Album of the Year. This rising star went on to open and tour with the likes of Japanese Breakfast\, Wolf Alice\, and beabadobee. \nBut set against When a Thought Grows Wings\, her debut feels like a stepping stone to her sweet spot. This sophomore album is a snapshot of its creator influx. For the 27-year-old\, born Hannah Bussiere Kim\, the journey was tumultuous\, pivotal and necessary. After splitting with her partner of eight years and leaving her hometown of Toronto for Los Angeles\, she found her world opening in new ways. \nWeaving her harp-rippled\, baroque-pop through with jazz flute and gritty riffs\, the album is a testament to Luna Li’s prowess as a charismatic front person\, songwriter\, arranger and continuously curious multi-instrumentalist. Making her debut at Esplanade for her first headline show in Singapore\, Luna Li is set to sweep audiences off their feet with her undeniable stage presence and unique sonic palette.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/mosaic-music-series-luna-li/
LOCATION:Esplanade Annexe Studio\, 1 Esplanade Drive\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Music (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250426T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250426T120000
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SUMMARY:Screenprinting Workshop | Marvellous Marbling\, Masked Messages
DESCRIPTION:Unleash your creativity and explore the unique possibilities of screenprinting in our beginner-friendly workshop! \nBe inspired by Richard Deacon and Pae White’s artworks and create your very own marbled prints. Use masking fluid to block out sections or layer a message into your print. Manipulate inks on a screen to create organic\, flowing patterns\, layering colours to achieve marbled effects. Reveal your one-of-a-kind print with the pull of a squeegee\, guided every step of the way by our friendly instructors. \nParticipants are kindly requested to prepare 1-2 words you want to layer into your print. Recommended for ages 12 and above.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/screenprinting-workshop-marvellous-marbling-masked-messages/
LOCATION:STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery\, 41 Robertson Quay\, Singapore\, Singapore\, 238236\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250426T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250504T150000
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SUMMARY:Day I Met The Prince《我要上天的那一晚》
DESCRIPTION:“Do you know how to protect my rose?” \nA poignant journey of self-discovery\, a celebration of childlike innocence\, and a tribute to the differences that make us special… Journey across the stars with the Little Prince as he searches for a way to protect his beloved rose! \nDay I Met The Prince is inspired by the beloved classic The Little Prince — reimagined by theatre doyen Kuo Pao Kun. First staged in 1988\, this landmark Theatre For Young Audiences musical has delighted generations of families and captivated audiences around the world. \nWith powerful storytelling\, moving melodies and an interactive crafting session\, this timeless classic is a must-watch for children and adults alike! \nDay I Met The Prince is part of Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition. \n“你知道怎样保护我的玫瑰吗？” \n一段刻骨铭心的自我探索之旅、一场欢庆童真无邪的盛典，一起向使我们独特的差异之美致敬！跟随小王子穿越星际，展开一趟寻找保护玫瑰方法的奇幻旅程！ \n改编自法国经典寓言故事《小王子》，已故戏剧家郭宝崑所创作的青少年剧场作品——《我要上天的那一晚》，自1988年首演以来深受数代人的喜爱，深深打动无数的全球观众。 \n凭着生动有趣的叙事手法、悠扬动人的旋律以及互动式手工环节，这部不朽经典绝对是大人小孩们不容错过的必看之作！ \n《我要上天的那一晚》是“百力果华文小剧场亲子节”的节目之一。
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/day-i-met-the-prince%e3%80%8a%e6%88%91%e8%a6%81%e4%b8%8a%e5%a4%a9%e7%9a%84%e9%82%a3%e4%b8%80%e6%99%9a%e3%80%8b/
LOCATION:Practice Space\, 54 Waterloo Street\, 187953\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Children/Family (Events),Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250426T130000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250517T153000
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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SUMMARY:Black & White II Film Photography Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Explore the artistry of black and white photography with renowned fine-art photographer Mary-Ann Teo. This intermediate immerses you in the essentials of printmaking techniques\, such as manipulating filter gels\, and mastering dodging and burning methods. \nPre-requisites:\nParticipants will need to have a 35mm film SLR or point-and-shoot camera. Participants will also need some basic experience with 35mm film processing or darkroom processes. (Please refer to our Black and White I page if you are looking for an introductory class on film processing and the darkroom.) \nWorkshop Fee\n$350 Workshop Fee + Materials & Darkroom Use $100 (includes darkroom and chemicals usage during class time\, and 6 additional hours outside class time) \nNext Dates \nGroup A: 26 Apr to 17 May 2025 \n\n1. Sat 26 Apr\, 1pm – 3.30pm\n2. Sat 3 May\, 1pm – 3.30pm\n3. Sat 10 May\, 1pm – 3.30pm\n4. Sat 17 May\, 1pm – 3.30pm\n\n\nPlease register via the form on our website.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/black-white-ii-film-photography-workshop/
LOCATION:Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film\, 155 Middle Road\, Singapore\, 188977\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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SUMMARY:The Red Pencil (Singapore)'s Inaugural Art to HeART Charity Gala Dinner
DESCRIPTION:The Red Pencil (Singapore)\, a registered charity dedicated to harnessing the transformative power of art therapy\, is thrilled to announce its inaugural Art to HeART Charity Gala Dinner. The event will take place on 26th April 2025\, at 6:30pm\, at the prestigious Hotel JEN Singapore Tanglin. This elegant evening promises to be a celebration of art\, music\, and mental well-being\, all in support of a noble cause. \nSince its establishment in 2011\, The Red Pencil (Singapore) has been a beacon of hope for vulnerable individuals\, using art therapy to help them express emotions that are often difficult to verbalise. By partnering with schools\, foster homes\, social service agencies\, and health organisations\, the charity integrates creative arts therapy into psycho-social programmes\, fostering long-term mental resilience. \nThe gala aims to raise $300\,000 to support the charity’s growing operating costs and expand access to art therapy\, ensuring it remains affordable for all. Funds raised will provide critical mental health resources to individuals in need\, empowering them to heal and thrive. \nHighlights of the Evening: \n•	Guest of Honour: The event will be graced by Ms. Sun Xueling\, Minister of State at the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Social and Family Development\, whose presence underscores the importance of mental health advocacy.\n•	Headliner Performance: Local pop duo Tokyo Square\, renowned for their iconic 80s hit Within You’ll Remain\, will take the stage to deliver a high-energy performance that promises to captivate the audience!\n•	Live and Silent Auctions: Attendees will have the opportunity to bid on exclusive items\, including a signed vinyl by Singaporean songbird Kit Chan\, adding a touch of nostalgia and glamour to the evening.\n•	Hands-On Art Therapy: In a unique and immersive experience\, guests will participate in hands-on art therapy sessions led by credentialed art therapists\, celebrating the spirit of mental well-being in a truly interactive way. \nIf you would like to attend our Gala Dinner\, you can choose to purchase individual seats ($500 per pax)\, or buy a table ($4500 per table — seats 10 pax) via the link provided. We also appreciate donations of any amount. Thank you! \nAbout The Red Pencil (Singapore):\nThe Red Pencil (Singapore) is a registered charity that uses art therapy to support vulnerable individuals\, helping them express emotions and build mental resilience. Through partnerships with schools\, foster homes\, social service agencies\, and health organisations\, the charity integrates art therapy into psycho-social programmes\, making a lasting impact on mental health and well-being.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/the-red-pencil-singapores-inaugural-art-to-heart-charity-gala-dinner/
LOCATION:Hotel JEN Tanglin\, 1A Cuscaden Rd\, Singapore 249716\, Singapore\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T150000
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SUMMARY:ACM Adventures: Whistle a Happy Tune
DESCRIPTION:Tweet tweet! From land to sea\, birds surround us. Take flight with a bird-shaped whistle in our Tang Shipwreck Gallery and soar on a wave of good vibes through captivating storytelling\, lively drama performances\, and hands-on crafts.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/acm-adventures-whistle-a-happy-tune/
LOCATION:Asian Civilisations Museum\, 1 Empress Pl\,\, Singapore\, 179555\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Children/Family (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T193000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T210000
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SUMMARY:Mosaic Music Series: YĪN YĪN
DESCRIPTION:Vibrant\, shimmery and irresistibly groovy\, YĪN YĪN’s cinematic sound has propelled this largely instrumental four-piece band into unexpected global heights. \nHailing from Holland’s southernmost city of Maastricht\, the band first caught the attention of listeners globally by meticulously crafting a unique sound that married psychedelia\, funk\, disco with Asian influences. They first burst onto the scene in 2019 with the Thai psychrock-influenced The Rabbit that Hunts Tigers\, which they performed across several shows to great reception\, including at the famed Lowlands festival. During the pandemic\, the band wrote and recorded The Age of Aquarius\, later released in 2022. Described as spiritual and cosmic\, the record retained the band’s distinct Southeast Asian influence while diving even deeper into dancefloor propulsion and space travel atmospherics. \nYĪN YĪN marked yet another evolution with their 2024 album\, Mount Matsu\, the first record collectively created by all members of the band. Deeply informed by both the imaginative sound waves of the cosmos as well as the earthly musical culture of Japan\, Mount Matsu is infectious\, strangely harmonious and highly energetic. The album’s sound is somewhat of a synthesis of their first two records\, utilising pentatonic scales and vintage synthesisers for their signature sound\, built on a solid foundation of psychedelic disco\, fat global funk\, electronics and tribal experiments. \nMaking their way to Singapore for the first time\, YĪN YĪN invites you into their expansive sonic cosmos: join the fray and let your fantasy run wild\, dance your heart out and ascend Mount Matsu with YĪN YĪN.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/mosaic-music-series-yin-yin/
LOCATION:Esplanade Annexe Studio\, 1 Esplanade Drive\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Music (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250428T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250613T170000
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SUMMARY:Design Earth: Speculative Fiction for the Climate
DESCRIPTION:Design Earth: Speculative Fiction for the Climate springs from the conviction that climate change demands urgent transformations in the ways we care for and design the Earth. DESIGN EARTH\, a research practice founded and led by Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy engages the medium of the speculative architectural project to make public the climate crisis. This work is often developed simultaneously through the medium of drawing and the creation of books\, two of which are excerpted and put in conversation in this art exhibition. Geostories: Another Architecture for the Environment (Actar Publishers\, 2018) is a manifesto for environmental imagination in twelve architectural projects engaging the planetary scale through drawing divided by the organising principles of Aquarium\, Terrarium\, and Planetarium. This exhibition highlights three chapters from the larger work: After Oil\, 2016\, Pacific Aquarium\, 2016\, and Cosmorama\, 2018. The Planet After Geoengineering (Actar Publishers\, 2021) is a graphic novel which imagines the worlds of climate modification technologies and their controversies. Together these projects help us begin to consider and address the open question: how (else) could we tell the story of the Earth? \nCurated by Karin Oen \nDesign Earth: Speculative Fiction for the Climate is co-organised by NTU Centre for Contemporary Art and ADM Gallery \nADM Gallery 2 NTU\, School of Art\, Design and Media 81 Nanyang Dr\, Singapore 637458 \nArtist talk and Curator (de)Tour on 13 June 2025. Subscribe for updates. \n28 April to 13 June 2025 \nOpen by appointment from 14 June to 15 August 2025 \nMonday to Friday: 10:00am to 5:00pm \nSaturday: By appointment only \nClosed on Sunday and Public Holidays \nEMAIL  ADMgallery@ntu.edu.sg
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/design-earth-speculative-fiction-for-the-climate/
LOCATION:ADM Gallery\, NTU School of Art\, Design and Media 81 Nanyang Dr\, Singapore 637458\, 637458\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250428T200000
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SUMMARY:Mosaic Music Series: Beach Fossils
DESCRIPTION:Rising to prominence in the 2010s amidst a surge of left-of-center indie pop\, Beach Fossils quickly amassed a loyal cult following thanks to its dreamy\, far-away sound\, grounded by dreary\, realist lyricism. Throughout the last fifteen years\, they have steadily earned their stature as one of the most definitive and enduring bands emerging from the 2010s New York underground. They consistently reach new listeners thanks to the steady evolution of their sound from the DIY solo project of Dustin Payseur to an influential self-produced four-piece dream pop band\, where Payseur is joined by core band members Tommy Davidson (guitar)\, Jack Doyle Smith (bass)\, and Anton Hochheim (drums). \nNow\, after seven years\, this iconic quartet returns to Singapore with new material alongside fan favourite songs\, drawing from beloved albums such as the recently-released Bunny (2023)\, the jangly melancholy of their self-titled 2010 album\, the gritty post-punk inspired Class the Truth (2013)\, and many more. Through tone and mood\, Beach Fossils communicate a coming-of-age narrative of self-discovery. Payseur’s slice-of-life lyrics reflect on depression\, love\, adventure\, loss\, mistakes\, New York City\, friendships coming and going—a mélange of granular pieces in the process of continuing to find yourself.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/mosaic-music-series-beach-fossils/
LOCATION:Esplanade Annexe Studio\, 1 Esplanade Drive\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Music (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250501T120000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250525T200000
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SUMMARY:Speaking of which – A pop-up activation
DESCRIPTION:The Everyday Museum\, a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum\, presents Speaking of which – a pop-up activation\, unfolding across two bustling city spaces in Tanjong Pagar and Harbourfront\, held in conjunction with Singapore Heritage Festival 2025. \n  \nExplore cultural pastimes of 1950s and 1960s Singapore through alternative takes on lesser-known or often-overlooked oral traditions and social practices. Featuring contributions by artist Wong Lip Chin and collective Critical Craft Collective\, archival materials from the National Library Board and literary texts curated by the editorial team behind creative practice journal PR&TA\, visitors are invited to reflect on art’s enduring role in shaping everyday life. \n  \nOn select weekends\, look forward to programmes that will further explore these vernacular histories and their traces in the present. \n  \nThese pop-up exhibitions build on Speaking of which\, The Everyday Museum’s self-guided audio trail series that invites renewed readings of familiar places through archival records\, oral interviews\, and commissioned audio works. Visitors can listen to excerpts onsite and explore the full experience via The Everyday Museum’s website. \nSpeaking of which – A pop-up activation is presented in collaboration with the National Library Board\, and supported by Guoco Tower and HarbourFront Centre.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/speaking-of-which-a-pop-up-activation/
LOCATION:Level 1 Urban Park\, Guoco Tower & HarbourFront Centre Level 1 Atrium
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events)
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ORGANIZER;CN="Singapore%20Art%20Museum":MAILTO:enquiries@singaporeartmuseum.sg
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250501T160000
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SUMMARY:"To the Last Gram" Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:Too big. Too small. Wanting to feel special. Never feeling enough. \nLet’s talk about the gooey and messy parts of growing up at the book launch of To the Last Gram by debut creators Shreya Davies and Vanessa Wong ❤️‍🔥 \nGrowing up as a young Indian girl in 1990s Singapore\, To the Last Gram follows Divya’s coming-of-age journey as she finds herself off-kilter and increasingly at odds with food\, family\, and her own body. Told through Shreya Davies’ gentle yet incisive words and Vanessa Wong’s disarmingly surreal illustrations\, the comic will surely rip you at the seams and sew you back together again. To the Last Gram is not about recovering from an eating disorder\, but about living with one. \nModerated by the incredible Prasanthi Ram\, hear from Shreya and Vanessa about their creative process and then weave your thoughts about the book into a collaborative community tapestry. Grab a copy of the book and have it signed by the creators in person! \n✨ Preorder the comic from Book Bar by 28 April and collect it at the launch together with a FREE art print! \n📌 Limited seating is available on a first-come-first-served basis\, with standing room available. Slots will be prioritised for registered attendees (with a 10-minute grace period)\, but walk-ins are welcome if there is capacity! \nABOUT THE LAUNCH \nDate: Thursday\, 1 May\, 2025\nTime: 2PM – 4PM\nVenue: Book Bar\, 57 Duxton Road\, Singapore 089521 \n🕑 1.45PM – 2.00PM Registration\n🕑 2.00PM – 2.45PM Conversation with Creators (Moderated by Prasanthi Ram)\n🕒 2.45PM – 3.00PM Audience Q&A\n🕔 3.00PM – 4.00PM Book Signing / Community Tapestry Activity
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/to-the-last-gram-book-launch/
LOCATION:Book Bar\, 57 Duxton Road Singapore 089521\, Singapore\, 089521\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Literary Events/Talks (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250503T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250503T170000
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SUMMARY:T:>Works: Living Soil Series — A Film Double Bill: Sandcastles (2024) and Moving Earth (2024)
DESCRIPTION:T:>Works introduces the Living Soil Series as part of CoThink Lab\, kicking off with a double-bill film screening:Sandcastles (2024) by Carin Leong and Moving Earth (2024) by Ian Mun. \n  \nWhat do we consider as home? The constructed complex we live in? The land where we make our livelihood?  \n  \n‘Sandcastles’ (2024) by Carin Leong draws parallels between a lost 19th-century Michigan town swallowed by sand and modern Singapore\, built on reclaimed land\, highlighting the ephemeral nature of human creations. ‘Moving Earth’ (2024) by Ian Mun is a nostalgic look at the Ground-Up Initiative in Singapore as they relocate\, celebrating their connection to the earth and its importance of soil in our lives. \n  \nWe invite the audience to participate in a pre-show activity to pen down stories of relocation and land reclamation. There will also be a post-film panel discussion featuring ‘Sandcastles’ producer Martin Loh\, ‘Moving Earth’ director Ian Mun\, and Bing Yu from Ground-Up Initiative (GUI) — a non-profit society dedicated to fostering sustainable kampung culture through active community participation.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/tworks-living-soil-series-a-film-double-bill-sandcastles-2024-and-moving-earth-2024/
LOCATION:72-13\, 72-13 Mohamed Sultan Road\, Singapore\, Singapore\, 239007\, Singapore\, 239007\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Film Screening (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250508T193000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250524T160000
DTSTAMP:20260423T153616
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SUMMARY:Foundational Photography Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Make the most of your digital camera with this comprehensive introduction to digital photography. Comprising classroom sessions\, guided shoots and group critiques\, this course imparts the fundamental principles of photography and is suitable for beginners. \nAfter completing this course\, participants will be familiar with techniques of composition\, understand the ‘trinity of exposure’ (aperture\, shutter speed\, and ISO)\, how to shoot in available light\, and the basics of flash photography. This course sets a strong foundation for other photography workshops at Objectifs. \nTechnical Requirements\nParticipants are to bring their own DSLRs or a prosumer digital camera like the mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera (MILC) for the workshop. Participants will also have to bring their own tripods for the night photography guided shoot. \nObjectifs has a limited number of cameras for loan. If you require a camera loan\, please contact us at info@objectifs.com.sg after registration via the form on our website. \nWorkshop Fee\n$500 (eligible for use of SkillsFuture Credit) \nInstructor\nAmrita Chandradas \nPlease register via the form on our website.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/foundational-photography-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film\, 155 Middle Road\, Singapore\, 188977\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250509T000000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20251130T233000
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SUMMARY:Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential
DESCRIPTION:Step into the world of transcontinental artist Fernando Zóbel in Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential\, National Gallery Singapore’s first-ever solo exhibition dedicated to the cosmopolitan artist\, patron\, collector\, and scholar.  \n  \nBorn in the Philippines to a prominent Spanish family\, discover the remarkable journey of his artistic practice spanning across the Philippines\, United States and Spain. Marvel at his iconic works including the Saeta series which features his signature method of using a syringe to control thin lines of paint. \n  \nThe exhibition features over 200 pieces — including paintings\, drawings\, prints\, photography and archival materials. It also introduces key international artists Zóbel engaged with throughout his career\, such as Mark Rothko\, Antoni Tàpies and Liu Kuo-sung\, whose original works will also be displayed alongside Zóbel’s. \n  \nFernando Zóbel: Order is Essential builds on Zóbel: The Future of the Past\, which opened at Museo Nacional del Prado (2022) in Spain and was later restaged at the Ayala Museum (2024) in the Philippines. Expanding on key narratives\, the Gallery’s distinct and fresh iteration introduces exclusive works and offers fresh insights into Zóbel’s artistic evolution and his profound influence on modernist movements worldwide. \nFor more information\, please visit: nationalgallery.sg/OrderIsEssential.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/fernando-zobel-order-is-essential/
LOCATION:National Gallery Singapore\, 1 St Andrew's Rd\, #01 – 01\,\, Singapore\, 178957\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Visual Arts (Events)
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250509T120000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250528T190000
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SUMMARY:Imprints of a Vanished Time: Paintings and Prints by Lim Mu Hue
DESCRIPTION:artcommune proudly presents Imprints of a Vanished Time: Paintings and Prints by Lim Mu Hue\, an exhibition that spotlights the late Singapore artist’s dynamic exploration across oil\, ink\, woodcut and mixed media works. Featuring 19 works dating to the period of 1950s to 2002\, the show traces Lim’s thoughtful synthesis of Western academic techniques and deep sensitivity to local themes and identity. Lim Mu Hue (1936–2008\, Singapore) was a second-generation Singapore artist best known for his oil works and woodblock prints executed in a realist and often narrative-driven style. Born in 1936 to a Teochew family of Chinese descent\, Lim grew up in a period of social change and nation-building in early Singapore. His art would later reflect these historical shifts through intimate\, detailed portrayals of ordinary people\, local landscapes and vanishing trades. \nLim received his formal training at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)\, graduating in 1955 with a Diploma in Western Painting. There\, he studied under key figures of the Nanyang art style and was exposed to both Chinese and Western art mediums. Much of Lim’s output in the 1950s was focussed on Western oil\, charcoal\, watercolour\, and pastel works\, with many revealing of his spirited experimentation across the academic genres of landscape\, still life and portrait. \nManager of a Rubber Plantation Estate\, for instance\, portrays a figure that comes across as quietly dignified and almost austere in presence. Lim highlights particular physical traits of the figure\, such as histanned skin\, rugged arms\, and lean yet muscular frame to convey a daily life characterised by outdoor exposure and active labour. The steely greens of the background and opaque blacks of the pants are deployed in high contrast against the warm ochres of the skin and variated shades of whites used to illustrate the shirt and the hat. Lim combines clarity with tenderness in his treatment of the form to carve out a chiaroscuro-like focus\, giving the portrait a monumental and industrial character.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/imprints-of-a-vanished-time-paintings-and-prints-by-lim-mu-hue/
LOCATION:artcommune gallery\, 76 Bras Basah Rd\, #01-01\, Singapore 189558\, Singapore\, Singapore\, 189558\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Artist Opportunities,Children/Family (Events)
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