1 – 14 November 2020 the time is now. (I+II), Heidrun Holzfeind, 2019 Colour, sound, 48 min Rating: PG Holzfeind is interested in architectural and social utopias that create an alternative living. She documents the shamanistic rituals of the…
Special attention in the accompanying film programme has been given to Trinh T. Thi Min-ha’s approach of the withdrawal from the usual pattern of the documentary with regard to authenticity, representation, observation, or the creation of sentiments…
Taking the dis-connections between the three cinematic projects in the exhibition as points of departure, Professor Abraham will engage in a critical conversation about the multiple pasts of what is today called the Global South. A historical…
An introduction to the life and work of Jef Geys, an artist and educator who had, for a large part of his life, produced works and engaged with educational experimentation in the arts that are intimately connected to his locality, yet addresses…
Referencing the works of Zarina Bhimji and Trinh T. Minh-ha in the exhibition Paradise Lost, Dr Stefano Harney investigates the renewed power of postcolonial critique today. By returning to the great thinkers of the “colonial situation” and its…
Interested in the relationship between history, memory, and politics in Thailand, artist-in-residence Prapat Jiwarangsan talks about his research on human migrations from economic, political and social change as well as on the living conditions of…
Concerned with locating the intersections between history, mythology, and the literary, artist-in-residence Fyerool Darma talks about the material experimentations play on objects, symbols, texts, and images to retrace contested histories of…
This week, "On AiR" features Artist-in-Residence Rossella Biscotti (Italy/Belgium/Netherlands) who walks us through her textile pieces “Dismembered Rafflesia” and “Seeds” during an intimate look inside her studio. During her residency at NTU CCA…
On this episode of "On AiR", we feature Trevor Yeung (Hong Kong), an artist and grower whose practice revolves around plants and local planting systems. We spoke to him at the end of his three month-long residency at NTU CCA Singapore where he…
NTU CCA Singapore Artist-in-Residence Alecia Neo describes her engagement with communities during her residency and to understand how communities draw boundaries and connect with outsiders, exploring issues of identity, relationality, and the search…