ONLINE COURSES Roberto Chabet. Kite Traps. 1973, remade 2015.
Rubber strips and wooden frame, 183 x 92 x 5 cm (each, 2 parts).
Collection of National Gallery Singapore (since 2020). Installation view,
Minimalism: Space. Light. Object., National Gallery Singapore 2018 - 2019.
Photographic documentation of Save the Forest at Epping Forest. Digitised by National Gallery Singapore Library & Archive with kind permission from Tang Da Wu.
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Art and the Environment in Southeast Asia: Environment as Contested Space
This course delves into how Southeast Asian artists of the 1970s engaged with the environment as a contested space, responding to pressing issues such as environmental degradation, urban poverty, and social inequality through their art. Featured artists include Nirmala Dutt, Santiago Bose, Siti Adiyati, and Tang Da Wu.
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Image of a weephole from earth land sky and sea as palimpsest (2021) by Zarina Muhammad and Zachary Chan. Image courtesy of the artists.
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Lessons from a Pekaka: On Sensing, Dreaming, Witnessing
Developed with artist Zarina Muhammad, our latest story invites reflections about our entanglements with nature and the more-than-human. Start your chat now and dive into imaginative and sensorial explorations through multiple archipelagic waterways and soil horizons.
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