The Substation today
A blog post by Jennifer about The Substation. It was this open attitude that Post-Museum tried to...
Read Moreby admin | Jul 30, 2020 | Blog-Post, Singapore Arts | 0
A blog post by Jennifer about The Substation. It was this open attitude that Post-Museum tried to...
Read Moreby woontienwei | Jul 6, 2020 | Blog-Post, Singapore Issues | 0
Hope everyone’s doing well, during this pandemic and general elections in Singapore. It is...
Read Moreby admin | Jun 7, 2020 | News, Singapore LGBTQ | 0
Love is love is love – join in the livestream tonight! “đTODAY...
Read Moreby admin | Nov 3, 2018 | Blog-Post, News, Singapore Arts | 0
The errata project featuring the work of Koh Nguang How, curated by p-10 Singapore. p-10 is...
Read Moreby admin | Oct 5, 2018 | Blog-Post, Singapore Arts, Singapore Issues | 0
Thanks to everyone who have been very concerned and about Seelan Palay and has been asking for his...
Read Moreby JTeo | Oct 19, 2015 | Blog-Post, Singapore Arts | 0
The Substation celebrated its 25th Anniversary recently with a month of activities including The Substation Conference, which was entitled âWhat is Next? What was Now? 25 Years of The Substationâ. The brainchild of Kuo Pao Kun,...
Read Moreby JTeo | Jun 14, 2015 | Blog-Post, Singapore LGBTQ | 0
We are proud to be part of the 28,000 at Hong Lim Park yesterday to participate in the amazing gathering of love that is Pink Dot. Looking forward to a discrimination-free future where we truly consider our LGBTQ community a...
Read Moreby JTeo | Jul 16, 2014 | Singapore Issues | 0
No to censorship! No to destroying books! No to using our children as an excuse for your bigotry! And, here’s And Tango Makes Three. ...
Read Moreby JTeo | Jul 8, 2014 | Singapore Issues | 0
It wasn’t totally unexpected that such a large crowd would attend The Songs We Sang: Back to Book City (æ仏ć±ççæ:éèżäčŠć) this Sunday afternoon (6 Jul). It was after all a free event and a rare occasion to enjoy xinyao (æ°è°Ł), a...
Read Moreby JTeo | May 20, 2014 | International Issues, Singapore Issues | 0
There are many ways our freedom of speech could be curtailed without outright censorship. The recent week or so has thrown up a few examples which could be considered as such. 1. MDA proposes amendments to the Public...
Read Moreby JTeo | May 15, 2014 | Singapore LGBTQ | 0
Just to plug the new book Mobilizing Gay Singapore: Rights and Resistance in an Authoritarian State, written by Dr Lynette Chua, currently Asst Prof of Law at NUS. It’s touted as a ground-breaking document of “the...
Read Moreby JTeo | May 13, 2014 | Singapore Arts | 0
MDA is planning to amend the Public Entertainments and Meetings Act (PEMA) to “spur co-regulation”. This is important for the arts in Singapore, so please email them your feedback by 30 May. Read the MDA news release...
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