16 Oct 2018, Tue 07:30 PM - 09:00 PM
Foyer, Block 43 Malan Road
Tyler Coburn will read from his forthcoming book, a fictional memoir of the legal person “Richard Roe” that accompanies his orchid hybrid of the same name. This text, a hybrid of an…
13 Oct 2018, Sat 05:00 PM - 06:00 PM
The Single Screen, Block 43 Malan Road
Maps to the Ancestors is a poem by Peter Sipeli that leverages digital tools using sound, imagery, and spoken word. It is part of a solo performance exploring ways of…
3 Nov 2018, Sat 03:00 PM - 06:00 PM
The Lab, Block 43 Malan Road
An artistic medium praised for its immediacy, performance art has relied on the mediated document for writing its history. Photographs and video recordings were the privileged access…
Created by Susan Sentler in collaboration with and performed by LASALLE College of the Arts, School of Dance & Theatre, Diploma in Dance Level 2 Students. This intervention is a durational structured improvisation, a performance exercise, that…
Following a series of encounters on the topic on women and design, these reading groups focus on the production and transmission of knowledge within the professional field of architecture, specifically with books by female architects. Discussions…
Led by Hariharan Vanan, Publications intern, Grey Projects This session is part of the longer programme Facing Brownness that takes place in October and November at Grey Projects. The readings are recently recorded personal narratives of meeting and…
Led by Climate Conversations This guided conversation about climate change will explore what this crisis means for the things we care about, and what we can do in response. Participants do not have to be environmentalists; this group welcomes…
Led by Professor Ute Meta Bauer, NTU ADM, and Dr Andreas Spiegl, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna (only 29 October) During these reading sessions, participants will look at and discuss texts from books such as Donna Haraway’s Staying with the Trouble:…
Participants will address the death or afterlife of a person, idea, technology, place, or community, that is connected to Singapore, through a creative form that begins with texts from the Reading Room. Participants approach these texts as death…
The topic of gut-geographies is suggested to outline the relation of space, collective action, and phenomenological appearance, to the proposition of organic empathy—or the capacity of biological substrata in the body to problem-solve, “control,…