Category Archives: Singapore

CUT 09

ABOVE, from (“Octopus Garden“) © Agan Harahap The theme for this year’s CUT is Figure and once again, we are treated to an insight to Southeast Asia’s photography scene. From the press release: Artists featured in CUT09 are on the forefront of highlighting the problematics of representation in photography. Instead of subscribing to the belief [...]
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The Rice Project

TOP TO BOTTOM, from (“The Rice Project“) © The Rice Project Team, 2008 The Rice Project is a photography exhibition featuring the works of 10 photographers who turned the spotlight back on the Asian Tsunami survivors in Sri Lanka. Five years after the tragedy, houses and lives are still being rebuilt. The project started off [...]
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Raised as a Pack of Wolves

A pack of androgynous youths roaming the streets in the dark. Raised as a Pack of Wolves is a visual narrative revolving around a family of youths who come together in support of each other where they fend for themselves in the wild. This series shows their attempts to establish familial ties during the awkwardness of adolescence, as [...]
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Future

This is a series of portraitures that seeks to explore the individual’s reaction to life’s many uncertainties. Faced with an infinite number of choices daily, how does one progress from the Present to the Future? How does one make sense of an abstract concept amidst the surrounding chaos? Into The Unknown The Unbridled Freedom After [...]
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SIPF Southeast Asian Workshop

Kimmo Lehtonen showing images from an IPRN commission by Italian photographer Luigi Gariglio The three-day Southeast Asian workshop kicked off yesterday with contributors such as Pablo Bartholomew, Manit Sriwanichpoom, Robert Blake, Kimmo Lehtonen and Alain Jullien. The aim of the workshop is to guide emerging artists from Southeast Asia towards developing their personal work and [...]
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SIPF Portfolio Review

Robert Blake with Ore Huiying (front) and Fred Baldwin with George Wong(back) during the portfolio review Dinh Q. Le talking about Sarah Cheng-Dewinne’s work (front) as Sherman Ong, Françoise Callier and Pablo Bartholomew discuss work on a laptop (back) Today was the start of the two-day portfolio review session. It was an intense session for [...]
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SIPF Opening

© Ch’ng Yaohong One word to describe the SIPF opening today – amazing! It’s hard to see so many good works congregated in one area especially in Singapore and I was literally blown away by the quality I saw. There were so many good works on show that it’s hard for me to single out [...]
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SIPF!

SIPF kicks off this Wednesday at 2902 Gallery and it’s gonna be a crazy month (and more) of photography happenings around Singapore. First off will be the exhibition launches at various locations across the island, followed by several talks and seminars this weekend. I would be going for the workshop next week! It’s hard trying [...]
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Shooting Home 2007 Reunion Show

Last year’s Shooting Home batch are having their reunion show, Doubt, at the Arts House next week. Master printmaker, Chris Yap, is curating the show. I am an alumni of Objectifs’ Shooting Home workshop and it’s truly one of its kind in Singapore. More details on their official website. I’m excited thinking about how they [...]
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New Castle

I visited Chua Chye Teck’s New Castle exhibition at The Substation after school yesterday. I really wanted to visit after I saw the emailer a few days back. Chye Teck’s work has always resonated with something in me and New Castle was the first time that I got to see his prints. TOP TO BOTTOM, [...]
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