Michael Lee

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Title

Michael Lee

Description

During the residency, Lee will expand his interest in urban phenomena and inner structures by focusing on cutaways: openings created through the partial removal of the external surface of an object that makes its internal features visible. The artist will research and select a number of case studies in Singapore to explore the function of cutaways with in the urban context and engage with overlooked issues regarding art, architecture, and urban design.

Informed by several theories in the fields of film studies, linguistics, and graphic design, Lee regards cutaways as a method of investigation, a concealment device that can open up a different understanding of urban processes and anxieties as well as provide a penetrating insight into the deep-seated desires of the city.

Date

3 October 2017 – 29 March 2018

Contributor

Coverage

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Short Description

During the residency, Lee will expand his interest in urban phenomena and inner structures by focusing on cutaways: openings created through the partial removal of the external surface of an object that makes its internal features visible.

Location

Onsite (CCA)

Collaboration

No

Commissioned Work

No

Files

MichaelLee_ALosersRespitedetailfrom22TheConsolationsOfMuseology222008.jpg
MichaelLee_EveryArchitectureIsABanana2008.jpg
MichaelLee_KarmasticaRepublicfrom22Second-HandCity222011.jpg
MichaelLee_SkeletalRetreatNo.12013.jpg
MichaelLee_SpongeblockSquarePlazafrom22OfficeOrchitect222011.jpg

Collection

Citation

“Michael Lee,” NTU CCA Singapore Digital Archive, accessed April 26, 2024, https://ntuccasingapore.omeka.net/items/show/1328.

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