- WHEN
- 17 January – 28 September 2024
- VENUE
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UltraSuperNew Gallery Singapore, 168 Tyrwhitt Rd, Singapore 207572
- OPENING HOURS
- 12pm - 8pm
- ADMISSION
- Free Admission
- WEBSITE
- https://themigration.serial.sg/
Between Systems: In Practice
This exhibition marks the first edition of The Migration: Arts Residency, featuring veteran artists Kumari Nahappan, Valerie Ng, and Jeannie Ho. Between Systems: In Practice is a presentation of works that have culminated from two months of personal artistic explorations with the digital and close conversations with Jake Tan and Ernest Wu, technology and creative leads of SERIAL CO_. During the residency, the artists-in-residence have experimented with various softwares like visual programming, diffusion-based generative AI, 3D visualisation techniques, as well as incorporating computational logic into the process of art-making. Rather than attributing to technologies as constantly emerging, this exhibition opens up a discourse on encountering the digital as embedded in the present, as well as investigating its role within the system and practice of art making.
The Migration: Arts Residency is a digital arts residency designed to foster the exchange and expansion of knowledge on experimenting, interrogating and thinking through and with the digital. This residency includes workshops, a panel discussion, and a culminating hybrid exhibition where artists will present their explorations, inquiries, and contemplations on the topic. This residency is organised by SERIAL CO_, and supported by stART Fund and United Overseas Bank (UOB).
Image credits: SERIAL CO_
This exhibition marks the first edition of The Migration: Arts Residency, featuring veteran artists Kumari Nahappan, Valerie Ng, and Jeannie Ho. Between Systems: In Practice is a presentation of works that have culminated from two months of personal artistic explorations with the digital and close conversations with Jake Tan and Ernest Wu, technology and creative leads of SERIAL CO_. During the residency, the artists-in-residence have experimented with various softwares like visual programming, diffusion-based generative AI, 3D visualisation techniques, as well as incorporating computational logic into the process of art-making. Rather than attributing to technologies as constantly emerging, this exhibition opens up a discourse on encountering the digital as embedded in the present, as well as investigating its role within the system and practice of art making.
The Migration: Arts Residency is a digital arts residency designed to foster the exchange and expansion of knowledge on experimenting, interrogating and thinking through and with the digital. This residency includes workshops, a panel discussion, and a culminating hybrid exhibition where artists will present their explorations, inquiries, and contemplations on the topic. This residency is organised by SERIAL CO_, and supported by stART Fund and United Overseas Bank (UOB).
Image credits: SERIAL CO_
Workshop II: From Sketch to Screen Workshop
20 January 2024, Saturday, 2-3.30pm
Free, registration required.
Panel TalkSession: Input/Output
25, 26 January 2024, Thursday 6-7pm, Friday 7-8pm
Free, registration required.
Haridas Contemporary, 114 Lavender Street, Unit 05-72, Singapore 338729
13 January – 9 February 2024
Jeremy Sharma’s recent body of works addresses painting’s porosity to absorb the contingency of images in a mediated world, whose subject is ‘of seeing’ and our apprehension of appearances.
Beauty World Centre, Level 3 (near escalator)
19 – 28 January 2024
Brilliant Corners Club dives into the world of video art, showcasing diverse interpretations of passion and obsession via the lens of Bukit Timah residents. Immerse yourself in this collective exploration highlighting the intricate tapestry of modern day obsessions.
RAW Moves Studio, Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Road, Block B, #01-08 Singapore 439053
26 January – 4 February 2024
RawGround 2024 is a hybrid presentation of curated film screenings, artist talks and workshops by six local and international artists of diverse disciplines, connected by the theme: Breathing.
