10 December 2020, 5pm – 6pm, Online via Zoom
Panellists:
Tan Boon Hui, Founding Artistic Director and Co-Curator, Asia Society Triennial and Curatorial Advisor, IMPART Collectors' Show 2021: Leap of Faith
Emi Eu, Executive Director, STPI and Project Director, S.E.A. Focus
Alessio Antoniolli, Director, Gasworks and Triangle Network, Co-Curator, Open to Interpretation
Moderator: Nadya Wang, Editor, Art & Market
The global ban on travel has paradoxically fuelled international collaboration as art practitioners find pathways to engage with their peers virtually, and in preparation for the opening up of borders to meet again in person to do more together. We speak with the people who have expanded their networks along novel trajectories to bring refreshing experiences to their local communities.
WATCH THE RECORDING HERE.
17 December 2020, 5pm – 6pm, Online via Zoom
Panellists:
Jeremy Sharma, Artist, Telok Kurau Showcase – The Phase and Strange Forms of Life
Regina De Rozario, Artist, Bus.Stop.Art.
Rizman Putra, Visual Artist and Performer, Bus.Stop.Art. and Open to Interpretation
Salty Xi Jie Ng, Artist, ON/OFF/SCREEN
Moderator: Shawn Chua, Artist and Researcher
The lines around creative fields are increasingly blurred as individuals seek inspiration and collaboration beyond their immediate circles to music, theatre, dance and writing. In this panel, artists who comfortably occupy overlapping spaces open our minds to the possibilities that come from marrying familiar ideas with unexpected ones to create surprising combinations that work.
WATCH THE RECORDING HERE.
7 January 2021, 5pm – 6pm, Online via Zoom
Panellists:
Kirti Upadhyaya, Assistant Curator, OH! Open House
Nature Shankar, Co-Founder, Our Softest Hour
Teow Yue Han, Artist and Co-Founder, INTER-MISSION
Tulika Ahuja, Curator and Founder, MAMA MAGNET
Moderator: Selene Yap, Assistant Curator, Singapore Art Museum
How can an exhibition comfortably inhabit both virtual and physical spaces? What are the subtle differences that both the curator and artist have to pay attention to as they work to ensure prime engagement on not one but two platforms? We get first-hand accounts from SAW project organisers and see if there are best practices that can be instructive for future endeavours.
14 January 2021, 5pm – 6pm, Online via Zoom
Panellists:
Alecia Neo, Artist, Networked Bodies and Co-Founder of Brack
Jason Lim, Artist and Educator, Co-organiser, Singapore Ceramics Now 2021: Marking | Making
Masuri Mazlan, Artist and Co-Founder of Tekad Kolektif
Zarina Muhammad, Artist, If Forests Talk, Educator and Researcher
Moderator: Melanie Pocock, Curator, Ikon Gallery
As the impetus for digitalisation grows with the increased physical segregation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a tension between traditional and contemporary approaches, and how they will evolve and co-exist. In this panel, we speak with artists about how they are straddling the two while remaining true to their practices.
WATCH THE RECORDING HERE.
22 January 2021, 2pm – 3pm, Online via Zoom
Panellists:
Han-Song Hiltmann, Director, Goethe-Institut Singapore
James Page, Foundry Director, Yogya Art Lab
Michelle JN Lim, Artist & Editor, Plural Art Mag
Wang Ruobing, Co-Founder of Comma Space 逗号空间, Curator, Artist as Collector
Moderator: Chelsea Chua, Programme Director, Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film
What are the challenges to sustaining a healthy ecosystem that supports artists at various points in their careers? How do different stakeholders work together to provide opportunities and mentorship to young practitioners? Our panelists speak about the importance of making space for diversity and independent interests.
WATCH THE RECORDING HERE.