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Future Wonderland
[Future Wonderland Exhibition]
Period: June 24 (Wed) - 27 (Sat), 2015
Time: 10:00-17:00 * Open until noon on the 27th
Venue: AIR3331 Nishikichō Studio (Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Kanda-Nishikicho 3-16 2F)
Free entry
[Open Studio]
Date: June 19, 2015
Time: 19:00 - 21:00
Venue: AIR3331 Nishikichō Studio (Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Kanda-Nishikicho 3-16 2F)
Free entry
We welcome you to the new AIR3331 Nishikichō Studio, where Jying Tan will present a work-in-progress of "futuristic landscape" through a drawing-video installation.
Period: June 24 (Wed) - 27 (Sat), 2015
Time: 10:00-17:00 * Open until noon on the 27th
Venue: AIR3331 Nishikichō Studio (Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Kanda-Nishikicho 3-16 2F)
Free entry
[Open Studio]
Date: June 19, 2015
Time: 19:00 - 21:00
Venue: AIR3331 Nishikichō Studio (Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Kanda-Nishikicho 3-16 2F)
Free entry
We welcome you to the new AIR3331 Nishikichō Studio, where Jying Tan will present a work-in-progress of "futuristic landscape" through a drawing-video installation.
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Magic Bullet
The title of this exhibition, ‘Magic Bullet’, suggests a magical solution or cure. To mark the end of the Master of Arts Fine Arts programme, the idea extends beyond both the meanings of either an easy solution to a difficult problem, or as a therapeutic agent in medicine. ‘Magic Bullet’ is closer to the artists’ attempts at resolution (albeit temporarily) providing some form of magical alternative where potentials and possibilities are transformed through their research practice.
Exhibiting artists:
Erika Norris, Jying Tan, and Phuong Dang.
The title of this exhibition, ‘Magic Bullet’, suggests a magical solution or cure. To mark the end of the Master of Arts Fine Arts programme, the idea extends beyond both the meanings of either an easy solution to a difficult problem, or as a therapeutic agent in medicine. ‘Magic Bullet’ is closer to the artists’ attempts at resolution (albeit temporarily) providing some form of magical alternative where potentials and possibilities are transformed through their research practice.
Exhibiting artists:
Erika Norris, Jying Tan, and Phuong Dang.
Linking Drinking with Thinking
Opening Reception: 18:30, Nov 7, 2012
Duration: Nov 8-16, 2012
‘Linking Drinking with Thinking’ is the motto of Plato’s Cave, a fictive bar created as part of Peter Hill’s project, ‘Museum of Contemporary Ideas’. The motto serves as an inspiration for this halfway-point exhibition by candidates from the MA Fine Arts programme. It also suggests a creative process that may not involve a separation between the visceral and the body, as the mind is put to task in working out ideas, and in taking risks. In this exhibition, studio practice works are presented as part of these candidates’ practice-as-research trajectories as they negotiate their own boundaries and permutations in relationship to their bodies, the gaze, and actions within the artmaking process.
Participating artists:
Erika Norris
Jying Tan
Phuong Dang
Sven Stefanovic
Opening Reception: 18:30, Nov 7, 2012
Duration: Nov 8-16, 2012
‘Linking Drinking with Thinking’ is the motto of Plato’s Cave, a fictive bar created as part of Peter Hill’s project, ‘Museum of Contemporary Ideas’. The motto serves as an inspiration for this halfway-point exhibition by candidates from the MA Fine Arts programme. It also suggests a creative process that may not involve a separation between the visceral and the body, as the mind is put to task in working out ideas, and in taking risks. In this exhibition, studio practice works are presented as part of these candidates’ practice-as-research trajectories as they negotiate their own boundaries and permutations in relationship to their bodies, the gaze, and actions within the artmaking process.
Participating artists:
Erika Norris
Jying Tan
Phuong Dang
Sven Stefanovic
OH! Open House!
Inkimage
What: Inkimage
Who: Various artists, details below
When: Thu 17 Nov - Wed 7 Dec 2011, 10am – 6pm (Closed on Monday)
Where: ICA Gallery 1 & 2, #B1-04/6, LASALLE
Type: Exhibition
Admission: Free
This exhibition showcases the continuous development and new explorations in contemporary Chinese-ink painting today. Chinese-ink paintings are based on the artist’s perceptual understanding of visual impressions, and conceptual manipulation of the medium. The exhibition shows both recent work of Lim Choon Jin and 15 of his student artists of ink painting. The selection of work by Lim in ICA Gallery 2 begins from 2004 up until 2011 while, ICA Gallery 1 includes a selection of work produced by his student artists over the past year. The significance of the exhibition is to demonstrate that Chinese ink-painting continues not only to flourish, but to also renew itself through a tacit dialogue with other forms of contemporary artistic expression.
ICA Gallery 1: Alexis Noakes, Andrea O’Ryan, Chua Chai Chen Christina, Huang Yifan, Koh Pei Chen, Lena Ah-Tune, Lim Siewli, Norreen Bte Rahmat, Peh Jiahao, See Shu Wen, Sng Geok Teng Shaynvin, Song Yiying Jenny, Tan Jack Ying, Yang Xiuting, Yapp Poi Chee
ICA Gallery 2: Lim Choon Jin
Curated by Dr Charles Merewether, Director of Institute of Contemporary Arts, Singapore.
What: Inkimage
Who: Various artists, details below
When: Thu 17 Nov - Wed 7 Dec 2011, 10am – 6pm (Closed on Monday)
Where: ICA Gallery 1 & 2, #B1-04/6, LASALLE
Type: Exhibition
Admission: Free
This exhibition showcases the continuous development and new explorations in contemporary Chinese-ink painting today. Chinese-ink paintings are based on the artist’s perceptual understanding of visual impressions, and conceptual manipulation of the medium. The exhibition shows both recent work of Lim Choon Jin and 15 of his student artists of ink painting. The selection of work by Lim in ICA Gallery 2 begins from 2004 up until 2011 while, ICA Gallery 1 includes a selection of work produced by his student artists over the past year. The significance of the exhibition is to demonstrate that Chinese ink-painting continues not only to flourish, but to also renew itself through a tacit dialogue with other forms of contemporary artistic expression.
ICA Gallery 1: Alexis Noakes, Andrea O’Ryan, Chua Chai Chen Christina, Huang Yifan, Koh Pei Chen, Lena Ah-Tune, Lim Siewli, Norreen Bte Rahmat, Peh Jiahao, See Shu Wen, Sng Geok Teng Shaynvin, Song Yiying Jenny, Tan Jack Ying, Yang Xiuting, Yapp Poi Chee
ICA Gallery 2: Lim Choon Jin
Curated by Dr Charles Merewether, Director of Institute of Contemporary Arts, Singapore.
Touch Points
Touch Points looks at how artists relate to the everyday. A mother's love, chance encounters, neglected spaces and forgotten objects - what's your touch point?
When: 19 - 23 Oct 2011, 2pm - 8pm daily
Where: Evil Empire, 48 Niven Road
Free admission
Opening reception: 19 October, 7pm
Participating artists: Ang Song Nian, Jying tAn, Adeline Kueh, Mintio and Susie Wong.
When: 19 - 23 Oct 2011, 2pm - 8pm daily
Where: Evil Empire, 48 Niven Road
Free admission
Opening reception: 19 October, 7pm
Participating artists: Ang Song Nian, Jying tAn, Adeline Kueh, Mintio and Susie Wong.
(De)Part
What: (De)part
Who: Jack Ying
Opening: Thu 3 Mar, 6.30pm
When: Fri 4 Mar - Wed 23 Mar, 10am - 6pm, closed on Monday & Public Holidays
Where: TriSpace, B1-05, LASALLE
Type: Free (De)part is an extension of the project of Shifting (Re)Iteration II shown in Alliance Francaise de Singapour in 2009, in which Jack Ying explored the relations between home and displacement where an individual attains a sense of security; and where memories are created and intimate human relationships are built.
In this current exhibition, the artist’s investigations are drawn from The Poetics of Space by the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard. In the book the author describes home as the centre of one’s world, the first universe where one exists and that every dwelling has its beauty. TriSpace becomes a symbol of a mother’s womb where every life begins, an intimate space in which relations between the mother and child are formed and a shelter of protection where memories begin. Fabrics are sewn together with hair creating a sense of intimate and personal space. Hair is an intimate yet identical substance of the human body; it is rooted to our heads, similar to that of our home. As much as hair can be intimate, we find hair distasteful as well. Thus, when one enters that space it might be unpleasant for one to get in contact with the hair at once; making the space intimate to oneself; a home that is distinguished from others. The sensual can be repulsive and hence creates an unpleasant alienated feeling for the person who enters that space
Who: Jack Ying
Opening: Thu 3 Mar, 6.30pm
When: Fri 4 Mar - Wed 23 Mar, 10am - 6pm, closed on Monday & Public Holidays
Where: TriSpace, B1-05, LASALLE
Type: Free (De)part is an extension of the project of Shifting (Re)Iteration II shown in Alliance Francaise de Singapour in 2009, in which Jack Ying explored the relations between home and displacement where an individual attains a sense of security; and where memories are created and intimate human relationships are built.
In this current exhibition, the artist’s investigations are drawn from The Poetics of Space by the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard. In the book the author describes home as the centre of one’s world, the first universe where one exists and that every dwelling has its beauty. TriSpace becomes a symbol of a mother’s womb where every life begins, an intimate space in which relations between the mother and child are formed and a shelter of protection where memories begin. Fabrics are sewn together with hair creating a sense of intimate and personal space. Hair is an intimate yet identical substance of the human body; it is rooted to our heads, similar to that of our home. As much as hair can be intimate, we find hair distasteful as well. Thus, when one enters that space it might be unpleasant for one to get in contact with the hair at once; making the space intimate to oneself; a home that is distinguished from others. The sensual can be repulsive and hence creates an unpleasant alienated feeling for the person who enters that space
The Sustainable Shop
What: The Sustainable Shop
Who: Students from SMU & LASALLE College of the Arts
Opening: Wed 13 Oct, 6.30pm
When: Thu 14 Oct - Sat 13 Nov, 12nn - 7pm (Closed on Mon)
Where: Singapore Management University Li Ka Shing Library #B1-46, 70 Stamford Road
Type: Exhibition
Admission: Free
Madam Warsih lives on the wrong side of Jakarta’s rich Pondok Surya neighbourhood that she visits almost every day to pick trash for a living. Her life, largely untouched by six decades of economic development, contributes to a sustainable way of living that helps to reduce the use of the Earth’s natural resources. The Sustainable Shop, an exhibition about sustainable development, invites you to a conversation about people, plac...es, livelihood, subsistence, sustainability and enterprise. The exhibition adopts three SMU community engagement projects to present the subject of sustainable development. The student-led-and-organised teams supported by SMU’s Office of Student Life are: an ecotourism project in a fishing village in Konleng Phe, Cambodia; an economic self-reliance enterprise for the urban poor in Jakarta, Indonesia; and a village paper-making cooperative in Sikkim, India.
In collaboration with LASALLE College of the Arts, on sale are works created by artists from Faculty of Fine Arts and designers from the Product Design and Design Communication programme, as well as, from social entrepreneurs, which respond to the various themes of sustainable development.
The Sustainable Shop commemorates Singapore Management University’s 10th anniversary, and is organised by the Office of Student Life, together with student teams from its Community Engagement projects.
Curated by Shirley Soh and Brendan Goh, with contributions from students of Projects 2C, Aphireak and Argali.
LASALLE Student Artists & Designers: Product Design - Veriana Aristian, George Chin, Johnson Chu, Jennifer, Nishi Norifumi, Vicky Riana, Handriani Sulistiadi, Tan Rui Wen, Tammy Bakri Tan and Ryan Xie Fine Arts - Deusa Blumke, Chen Kerui, Chong Weixin, Nathania, Cindy Salim, Lena Ah Tune, Gwen Tan, Melissa Tan, Bridget Tay, Michael Timothy, Yap Poi Chee and Ashley Yeo Yak Ka Design Communication -Tina Cheung, Huang Yizhen, Javier Lim, Satasha Wong
LASALLE Alumni:
BA(Hons) Fine Arts: Michelle Lim, Tan Kok Meng, Tan Jack Ying
Diploma in Fine Arts: Tiffany Tan
LASALLE Staff: Andri Afandi, Teresa Almeida, Adeline Kueh, Hazel Lim, Stanley Lim, Noriko Suzuki-Bosco, Betty Susiarjo, Emily Wills
Guest of Honour: Mr Desmond Kon & Ms Nadya Hutagalung, Founders of Green Kampong
Who: Students from SMU & LASALLE College of the Arts
Opening: Wed 13 Oct, 6.30pm
When: Thu 14 Oct - Sat 13 Nov, 12nn - 7pm (Closed on Mon)
Where: Singapore Management University Li Ka Shing Library #B1-46, 70 Stamford Road
Type: Exhibition
Admission: Free
Madam Warsih lives on the wrong side of Jakarta’s rich Pondok Surya neighbourhood that she visits almost every day to pick trash for a living. Her life, largely untouched by six decades of economic development, contributes to a sustainable way of living that helps to reduce the use of the Earth’s natural resources. The Sustainable Shop, an exhibition about sustainable development, invites you to a conversation about people, plac...es, livelihood, subsistence, sustainability and enterprise. The exhibition adopts three SMU community engagement projects to present the subject of sustainable development. The student-led-and-organised teams supported by SMU’s Office of Student Life are: an ecotourism project in a fishing village in Konleng Phe, Cambodia; an economic self-reliance enterprise for the urban poor in Jakarta, Indonesia; and a village paper-making cooperative in Sikkim, India.
In collaboration with LASALLE College of the Arts, on sale are works created by artists from Faculty of Fine Arts and designers from the Product Design and Design Communication programme, as well as, from social entrepreneurs, which respond to the various themes of sustainable development.
The Sustainable Shop commemorates Singapore Management University’s 10th anniversary, and is organised by the Office of Student Life, together with student teams from its Community Engagement projects.
Curated by Shirley Soh and Brendan Goh, with contributions from students of Projects 2C, Aphireak and Argali.
LASALLE Student Artists & Designers: Product Design - Veriana Aristian, George Chin, Johnson Chu, Jennifer, Nishi Norifumi, Vicky Riana, Handriani Sulistiadi, Tan Rui Wen, Tammy Bakri Tan and Ryan Xie Fine Arts - Deusa Blumke, Chen Kerui, Chong Weixin, Nathania, Cindy Salim, Lena Ah Tune, Gwen Tan, Melissa Tan, Bridget Tay, Michael Timothy, Yap Poi Chee and Ashley Yeo Yak Ka Design Communication -Tina Cheung, Huang Yizhen, Javier Lim, Satasha Wong
LASALLE Alumni:
BA(Hons) Fine Arts: Michelle Lim, Tan Kok Meng, Tan Jack Ying
Diploma in Fine Arts: Tiffany Tan
LASALLE Staff: Andri Afandi, Teresa Almeida, Adeline Kueh, Hazel Lim, Stanley Lim, Noriko Suzuki-Bosco, Betty Susiarjo, Emily Wills
Guest of Honour: Mr Desmond Kon & Ms Nadya Hutagalung, Founders of Green Kampong
Edgeworthia Gardneri Exhibition 04.08.10 - 13.04.10
EDGEWORTHIA GARDNERI*
The Argali Project Exhibition
In collaboration with students from Singapore Management University (SMU) who have gone to Sikkim as part of their community development project, Lasalle’s Faculty of Fine Arts and Faculty of Design bring together Edgeworthia Gardneri, an exhibition that features the works of 15 artists, comprising of alumni, students and staff. In this exhibition, these artists were asked to cre...ate innovative and practical designs made predominantly from the Argali paper brought back from Sikkim.
With designs ranging from jewelry, books, wallets and other beautiful creations, Edgeworthia Gardneri showcases original work from each of these artists, and also 3 reproductions for sale.
70% of the sale proceeds will go to the Sikkim Development Foundation in aid of the Borong Polok Paper-Making Unit
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Opening : Wednesday, 4th August 2010 , 5.30 pm
Venue: Praxis Space
Duration: Wednesday, 4th August 2010 to Friday, 13th August 2010 Time : Monday to Friday, 10am - 6pm
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Participating Artists (LASALLE students, staff and alumni):
Andri Afandi/ Betty Susiarjo / Bridget Tay / Hazel Lim / Huang Yi Zhen / Javier Lim / Liyana Ali / Michy Witchy / Melissa Tan / Michael Timothy / Noriko Suzuki-Bosco / Tan Jack Ying / Teng Kok Meng / Tina Cheung / Satasha Wong/ Stanley Lim /
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*EDGEWORTHIA GARDNERI is the botanical name for the Argali plant that grows in abundance throughout Sikkim, India.
In the Borong Polok Paper-Making Unit in Sikkim, the Argali paper is made from the bark of this plant into a lightweight, chlorine-free paper. This unit, together with the help of the Sikkim Development Foundation provides a means of economic livelihood for the locals, and its workers comprise mainly of single mothers or divorcees. All purchases of Argali handmade paper will contribute directly to the local economy of the village, supporting more than 50 households.
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Other Information :
PROJECT ARGALI II Blog
http://www.projectargali.com/
Sikkim Development Foundation (SF)
http://www.sikkimfoundation.org/handmade_paper
sikkim.foundation@gmail.com
Singapore Management University (SMU)
http://www.smu.edu.sg/students/student_life/community_leadership/building_communities.asp
LASALLE College of the Arts Events
http://www.lasalle.edu.sg/index.php/news-and-events/events/2010
The Argali Project Exhibition
In collaboration with students from Singapore Management University (SMU) who have gone to Sikkim as part of their community development project, Lasalle’s Faculty of Fine Arts and Faculty of Design bring together Edgeworthia Gardneri, an exhibition that features the works of 15 artists, comprising of alumni, students and staff. In this exhibition, these artists were asked to cre...ate innovative and practical designs made predominantly from the Argali paper brought back from Sikkim.
With designs ranging from jewelry, books, wallets and other beautiful creations, Edgeworthia Gardneri showcases original work from each of these artists, and also 3 reproductions for sale.
70% of the sale proceeds will go to the Sikkim Development Foundation in aid of the Borong Polok Paper-Making Unit
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Opening : Wednesday, 4th August 2010 , 5.30 pm
Venue: Praxis Space
Duration: Wednesday, 4th August 2010 to Friday, 13th August 2010 Time : Monday to Friday, 10am - 6pm
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Participating Artists (LASALLE students, staff and alumni):
Andri Afandi/ Betty Susiarjo / Bridget Tay / Hazel Lim / Huang Yi Zhen / Javier Lim / Liyana Ali / Michy Witchy / Melissa Tan / Michael Timothy / Noriko Suzuki-Bosco / Tan Jack Ying / Teng Kok Meng / Tina Cheung / Satasha Wong/ Stanley Lim /
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*EDGEWORTHIA GARDNERI is the botanical name for the Argali plant that grows in abundance throughout Sikkim, India.
In the Borong Polok Paper-Making Unit in Sikkim, the Argali paper is made from the bark of this plant into a lightweight, chlorine-free paper. This unit, together with the help of the Sikkim Development Foundation provides a means of economic livelihood for the locals, and its workers comprise mainly of single mothers or divorcees. All purchases of Argali handmade paper will contribute directly to the local economy of the village, supporting more than 50 households.
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Other Information :
PROJECT ARGALI II Blog
Sikkim Development Foundation (SF)
sikkim.foundation@gmail.com
Singapore Management University (SMU)
LASALLE College of the Arts Events
Date: January 14, 2010 to January 27 2010
Location: Alliance Française de Singapour
Desciption:
This exhibition explores the human existence through the process of change, facing the challenges in adapting to new environments and being displaced or dislocated in that process. Further to her existing concept of “Shifting (Re)Iteration”, Jack Ying Tan centred her investigation on the relation of home and security in this exhibition. Jack Ying Tan was one of the 7 artists selected to participate in the France + Singapore New Generation Artists 2009 (FSNGA09) exhibition at Alliance Française and emerged as the Winner for the programme.
Location: Alliance Française de Singapour
Desciption:
This exhibition explores the human existence through the process of change, facing the challenges in adapting to new environments and being displaced or dislocated in that process. Further to her existing concept of “Shifting (Re)Iteration”, Jack Ying Tan centred her investigation on the relation of home and security in this exhibition. Jack Ying Tan was one of the 7 artists selected to participate in the France + Singapore New Generation Artists 2009 (FSNGA09) exhibition at Alliance Française and emerged as the Winner for the programme.
Exhibition: Minutes of Meeting, Praxis Space, 2010
Exhibition opens on January 14, 2010 until January 29, 2010
Location: Praxis Space , Lasalle College of the Arts
Minutes of Meeting presents ordinary and extraordinary observations and reflections jotted down from various artists' minds through
(both the original hand made zinethe use of zines.
This is an exhibition featuring a collective work by selected students, lecturers and the Dean from the Faculty of Fine Art in the spirit of meaningful(or meaningless!) encounters and meetings.
Original copies of the zines are showcased together with copies which are for sale between $0.50 - $10.
Do pop by for a minutes of meeting with us!0: )
Curated by Betty Susiarjo, Tan Jack Ying and Michelle Lim.
Location: Praxis Space , Lasalle College of the Arts
Minutes of Meeting presents ordinary and extraordinary observations and reflections jotted down from various artists' minds through
(both the original hand made zinethe use of zines.
This is an exhibition featuring a collective work by selected students, lecturers and the Dean from the Faculty of Fine Art in the spirit of meaningful(or meaningless!) encounters and meetings.
Original copies of the zines are showcased together with copies which are for sale between $0.50 - $10.
Do pop by for a minutes of meeting with us!0: )
Curated by Betty Susiarjo, Tan Jack Ying and Michelle Lim.
Exhibition: The Longest Distance 2009
Start Time: Wednesday, September 2, 2009 at 6:30pm
End Time: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at 6:00pm
Location: LASALLE College of The Arts, Earl Lu Gallery, Project and Praxis Space Street: 1 McNally Street, S187940
City/Town: Singapore City, Singapore
The Longest Distance celebrates 10 years of generous support from Dr. Winston Oh who initiated Travel Awards for the alumni artists and Fine Arts students in LASALLE .
Dr Oh’s Travel Awards resulted in many foreign encounters that inspire beyond the confines of the studio spaces. From sights and sounds of abroad to the culture shock of experiencing a new locale to friendships to various life-changing stories, the artists recount their journeys in The Longest Distance.
Opens 2, Sept 6.30 pm @ Earl Lu Gallery
End Time: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at 6:00pm
Location: LASALLE College of The Arts, Earl Lu Gallery, Project and Praxis Space Street: 1 McNally Street, S187940
City/Town: Singapore City, Singapore
The Longest Distance celebrates 10 years of generous support from Dr. Winston Oh who initiated Travel Awards for the alumni artists and Fine Arts students in LASALLE .
Dr Oh’s Travel Awards resulted in many foreign encounters that inspire beyond the confines of the studio spaces. From sights and sounds of abroad to the culture shock of experiencing a new locale to friendships to various life-changing stories, the artists recount their journeys in The Longest Distance.
Opens 2, Sept 6.30 pm @ Earl Lu Gallery
Exhibition: D Minor
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009
Time: 6:30pm - 10:00pm
Location: POST MUSEUM, 107+109 ROWELL ROAD
Street: ROWELL ROAD
When it comes to art, we talk about so many things, for example, light, composition, balance, etc. The huge size of the individual artworks of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries has been commented frequently, the implications of scale itself as a crucial element of pictorial expression in art making in general is quite often
been ignored.
Of course, it very much depends on what the artist is trying to communicate too. However we are more interested to find out to what extend does the size of the art has any impact on the audience.
Do we perceive big things in the same way we do in small things?
Does A Hundred Whispers Equal To A Shout?
D.Minor is proud to showcase over 3000 mini drawings (and I mean it..really mini!) from 9 artists. They are:
Erzan Adam, Rudy Djoharnaen, Bridget Haworth, Lim Bee Ling, James Lee, Urich Lau Wai-Yuen, Wei Xin, Betty Susiarjo and Jack Ying.
Curators: Erzan Adam and Rudy Djoharnaen
Time: 6:30pm - 10:00pm
Location: POST MUSEUM, 107+109 ROWELL ROAD
Street: ROWELL ROAD
When it comes to art, we talk about so many things, for example, light, composition, balance, etc. The huge size of the individual artworks of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries has been commented frequently, the implications of scale itself as a crucial element of pictorial expression in art making in general is quite often
been ignored.
Of course, it very much depends on what the artist is trying to communicate too. However we are more interested to find out to what extend does the size of the art has any impact on the audience.
Do we perceive big things in the same way we do in small things?
Does A Hundred Whispers Equal To A Shout?
D.Minor is proud to showcase over 3000 mini drawings (and I mean it..really mini!) from 9 artists. They are:
Erzan Adam, Rudy Djoharnaen, Bridget Haworth, Lim Bee Ling, James Lee, Urich Lau Wai-Yuen, Wei Xin, Betty Susiarjo and Jack Ying.
Curators: Erzan Adam and Rudy Djoharnaen
