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Having operated for the past 4 years with no government support and
very little corporate sponsorship, we rely on contributions from individuals like yourself
to keep us going. Please contribute in any way you can. Thank you!
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 YEAR 2011 |
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22-24 Aug - 2011 Asian Arts Space Network (Kunsthalle Gwangju, Korea): |
Participant |
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18-20 Mar - Kingdom of Rebel #02: Mash Cultura (Balai Seni Lukis Negara Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur): |
Presentation in Symposium |
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SINGAPORE BIENNALE 2011 |
3 Mar - 15 May: |
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| Season 5 |
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| Food #03 is an artwork by Woon Tien Wei which takes the form of a social enterprise café. |
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| As of 19 July 2011, we have stopped serving meals. However, desserts and drinks are still available. |
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+ 7-11pm (Tue-Thu)
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 7 Aug, 4-8pm |
| Really Really Free Market 18 |
| Join us for this last session of the temporary market for a wonderful time with nice people, free stuff and free services. Everyone is welcome to give and take! |
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| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [party] |
| 5 Aug, 9pm till late |
| House Fetish - Underground |
| DANCEnMUSIC presents the National Day Edition of HOUSE FETISH. Entitled Underground, DJs Nasty Nation, Shahrom, James T and Galactix will be on the decks spinning tech house, techno and progressive house. Come dressed in your most kinky outfit and get 2 drinks free! |
| Free entry and drinks at $5 |
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| ART [project] |
| 23 Jul - 3 Aug |
| Activist Care Centre |
| This project looks at the past, present and future of civil society in Singapore. Featuring an exhibition, talks and other events, this series will be a foray into the challenges and opportunities of organising for real change in Singapore. A fundraising programme of Post-Museum which marks the closing of the current space. Opened 6-10pm (Tue-Sat), closed on Sun-Mon. |
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| Various entry fees |
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| BOOK [discussion] |
| 23 Jul, 4-6pm |
| Mean Little Deaf Queer |
| A discussion of Terry Galloway’s award-winning MEAN Little deaf Queer, a book with something for everyone. We’ll be talking about our bodies as that place where affect, kinship, disability, sexuality, and a whole lot more intersect. Venue has wheelchair access and there will be a Sign Language Interpreter present. |
| Entry by donation (suggested $10) |
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| ART [project] |
| 12 - 19 Jul |
| Hope and the Stranger |
| The Self requires an Other to define itself against. This idea that the foreigner/Other can first be found within us is not new - as Zygmunt Bauman put it, the Other is ‘the vomited enemy’. This week, experience First Contact with the Other, and find a new way to live with yourself, in our city full of strangers. "The very least you can do in your life is to figure out what you hope for. And the most you can do is live inside that hope." - Barbara Kingsolver. This is a fundraiser for Post-Museum organised by Carol and Dawn. |
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| Various entry fees |
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| WEEKEND MARKET |
| 8 Jul, 1-11pm + 9 Jul, 11am-9pm |
| Forever Fabulous! |
| The Sale of the Used, New & Timeless to raise funds for Post-Museum and ACRES. There will be fashion bargains, hand-crafted jewelry, accessories, hats, shoes, home decor, children's threads, books, toys, sports goods and more! |
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| Free entry |
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| ART [project] |
| 28 Jun - 5 Jul |
| House of Incest |
| The Ob/Scene and Grapheme Zine Lab presents a week-long multi-disciplinary programme, which features a surreal, provocative art exhibition, in addition to other events such as academic talks, film screenings and an intimate poetry reading, inspired by Anais Nin's book of the same title. |
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| Various entry fees |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 26 Jun , 4-8pm |
| Really Really Free Market 17 |
| Join us for this session of the temporary market for a wonderful time with nice people, free stuff and free services. Everyone is welcome to give and take! |
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| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 25 Jun, 5pm-2am |
| Big Trouble in Little India |
| A never-before-seen array of synQ Music Collective performers, jamming in parallel and in no particular order. Coming together to explore the limits of sound, directed only by the boundless spectrum of electronic dance music. 9 hours of sound and Swiss beers. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [performance] |
| 24 Jun, 8-11pm |
| Light Paper Models |
| An experimentation between artists, musicians and writers in exploring the definitions of sounds in conversation. Featuring more than 10 local talents, members of the public are warmly welcomed to experiment using their own instruments, objects, etc. |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| NGO [talk] |
| 18 Jun, 3-5pm |
| Transitioning.org Think Tank |
| This session by Transitioning.org (led Mr Gilbert Goh) will discuss local Employment Pass (EP), minimum wage and contractual work arrangements. Feedback will be gathered and written into a simple paper to be handed over to the relevant government ministries for their attention. |
| Free entry but RSVP required (email gilbert@transitioning.org) |
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| SCHOOL |
| 12 Jun, 5-7pm |
| Circuit Bending Workshop |
| Conducted by Mel Araneta, this workshop will teach participants creative short-circuiting of electronic devices (battery-operated items such as radios, walkie talkies, speak and spell, toy keyboards and gameboys) to create new musical or visual instruments and sound generators. |
| $20 |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 5 Jun, 3-6pm |
| Books & Beer #2 |
| A book swap held in conjunction to World Environment Day. Bring up to 10 books (fiction or non-fiction), make new friends, enjoy the beer and tea/coffee specials and contribute to the Post-Museum Fund! |
| Entry by purchase in Food #03 |
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| SPOKEN WORD [performance] |
| 28 May, 5.30-8pm |
| Sinker Plots |
| Duels Official - Singapore's Premier Rap Battle League presents 5 battles and a stand-up comedy performance. |
| $12 |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 21 - 26 May |
| CAPITAL |
| This art exhibition by Seelan Palay & Shikin Ali explores ideas of crime and punishment, social and political constructs, and humanitarian values that hang in the balance. |
| Entry by donation |
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| NGO [talk] |
| 15 May, 4-7pm |
| Post-Elections Public Forum: Perspectives and an Analysis |
| MARUAH and The Online Citizen share perspectives and some analysis on Singapore Elections 2011. We will share the work that we did on the monitoring of mainstream media and the polling survey results. Speakers are Cherian George (NTU WKWSCI), Alex Au (Yawning Bread), Paul Anantharajah Tambyah (MARUAH) and Braema Mathi (MARUAH). Moderated by Choo Zheng Xi, former Editor of TOC. |
| Free Entry |
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| OPEN STUDIO |
| 7 & 8 May, 7-9.30pm |
| For the Timebeing: a work-in-progress |
| This performance installation is our OPEN *studio 2. A long-duration structured improvisation made specially for the Post-Museum studio, stairwells, and terrace, with the smallest studio as the focal point, this piece looks at how the space 'performs' itself, and how there are many experiences of time and life in its neighbourhood. |
| Entry by donation |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 6 May, 8-10pm |
| Ballots, Bullets or Ballets |
| An art project by Zaki Razak which takes the form of an egalitarian attempt to open up the possibility of artistic resistance by suspending and unfolding contradictory artistic practices, aesthetic attitudes and strategies of representations to give an idealized ‘balance of power’ rather than a self-simplified, self-controlled and self-glorified representation. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 28 Apr, 8-10pm; 29 Apr, 6-10pm; 30 Apr, 4-10pm |
| Pep |
| An exhibition consisting of 6 different views on contemporary abstract art by 6 Dutch artists, presented by Temporary Artspace of Dutch Abstracts. On 28 Apr, two of the exhibiting artists, Marije Vermeulen and Guido Nieuwendijk, will talk about their art practices and the works presented in Pep. |
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| Entry by donation |
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| FASHION [exhibition] |
| 24 Apr, 1-6pm |
| Fashion That's Treely Yours |
| Sustainable luxury jewellery brand Choo Yilin and womenswear label Ong Shunmugam come together to demonstrate that fashion and sustainable forestry can be interrelated. Choo Yilin's inaugural Tree Series features textured bronze and antique yellow gold that resembles tree bark and vines and is an homage to the UN's dedication to 2011 as the Year Of the Forest. Ong Shunmugam releases its first Cheongsam collection, offering new perspectives on a timeless favourite - made with soy fabric. Buyers will have a baby tree planted in their name in support of WWF's Plant A Baby Tree Campaign. |
| Free entry; RSVP at 91128117 |
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| OPEN STUDIO |
| 20-30 Apr, 5-10pm |
| OPEN *studio 1: Mark Thia |
| Come have a chat with Mark, our Artist-in-Residence, about his 3D work, which he is constructing with a most modest secret material. Please make an appointment by calling 96601974 at least 1 day in advance. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 17 Apr, 4-8pm |
| Really Really Free Market 16 |
| Join us for this session of the temporary market for a wonderful time with nice people, free stuff and free services. Everyone is welcome to give and take! |
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| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [party] |
| 15 Apr, 8pm till late |
| Heart of Glass 2 |
| Presented by Vollmond Bier, this party by Knight Runners is a unique event where the genres sometimes clash to give you a night of adventurous partying. Featuring Rachel, KidG and X'ho on the decks and a whole night of alcohol at promo prices, including a surprise 15 minutes free flow of Vollmond Beer! Part of the profits go to Post-Museum. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 6 - 13 Apr |
| OPEN *show 2 |
| The second installment of OPEN *show features Dusty Kaleidoscope, Food #03, Lost Generation Arts Space, Ng Joon Kiat, Server Foundation and Post-Museum. Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 4-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Entry by donation |
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| THEATRE [performance] |
| 25 - 27 Mar |
| The Cauldron of Kibitsu |
| by Theater GIGA |
| From "Tales of Moonlight and Rain" by Akinari Ueda, this seminal play on ghosts and love is presented in a cultural exchange with Singapore independent arts collectives. |
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| Tickets at $25 ($20 concession for seniors, students and children) |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 20 Mar, 4-8pm |
| OPEN *swop |
| Bring your pre-loved books, cds, clothes, etc. or offer your services to be swopped. OPEN *swop is a fun eco-friendly way to get stuff, meet people and contribute to the Post-Museum Fund! |
| $5 |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 18 - 23 Mar |
| OPEN *show 1 |
| The first installment of OPEN *show features Mark Thia in residence, GarbageEnzyme Factory, OPEN *swop and KA’a. Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 4-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Entry by donation |
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| FASHION [exhibition] |
| 5 - 13 Mar, 3-8pm |
| Dr. Martens S/S 2011 Drift Pop-Up Store |
| Dr. Martens presents its Drift footwear collection for Spring/Summer 2011 in a commemorative project by acclaimed local designer Jonathan Seow. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 24 Feb - 2 Mar |
| Perspectives from the Ideal City |
| This photo exhibition by architect, educator, sculptor and photographer Peter Chen documents familiar civic icons in various states of abandonment, stasis or disappearance, and calls into question whether architecture is still responsible for urban form, or if urban form can still have the power to consolidate shared social meaning. Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 2-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [party] |
| 18 Feb, 8pm till late |
| Heart of Glass |
| Presented by Vollmond Bier, this party by Knight Runners is a unique event where the genres sometimes clash to give you a night of adventurous partying. Featuring Rachel, KidG and X'ho on the decks and a whole night of alcohol at promo prices, including a surprise 15 minutes free flow of Vollmond Beer! Part of the profits go to Post-Museum. |
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| 13 Feb, 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 15 |
| Join us for this session of the temporary market for a wonderful time with nice people, free stuff and free services. Everyone is welcome to give and take! |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 12 Feb, 4-7pm |
| Politics and Ethnicity: Framing Racial Discrimination in Singapore |
| This forum will launch the 15-page report, written by Dr. James Gomez and published by the Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies Vol 28, No 2, which examines the visit of UN Rapporteur, his initial findings, government and civil society responses and the significance of this first UN mission. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 22 - 30 Jan |
| The Knowledge |
| BPCOS - The Boxcopy Publics Carriage Office of Singapore, is a courier company staffed by artists from Boxcopy, a contemporary artist-run gallery located in Brisbane, Australia. Headquartered at Post-Museum, BPCOS are now calling for delivery requests from the public to be completed free of charge within their opening week of operation from 24 -31 of January 2011. |
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| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 8 - 16 Jan |
| The Pearly Gates |
| This is an installation incorporating murals, landscape paintings, sculptures, objects, lights and music, integrated into a total experience. A collaboration between 2 Singaporean and 2 Danish artists: Marc Gabriel Loh (SG), Clare Marie Ryan, (SG), Jon Stahn (DK) and Jes Brinch (DK). |
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| ART [sharing] |
| 21 Jul, 8-10pm |
| Once Upon a Time Street Art |
| An evening of street art with Banksy’s Exit Through The Gift Shop, followed by a talk about Street Art with local street artists Trase and Eman Clogtwo Raharno. |
| Entry by donation (suggested $10) |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 20 Jul, 8-10pm |
| After Life |
| After people die, they spend a week with counselors, also dead, who help them pick one memory, the only memory they can take to eternity. They describe the memory to the staff who work with a crew to film it and screen it at week's end; eternity follows. This film study of After Life (Dir: Hirokazu Kore-eda, 1998) is led by Kiat. |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| 16 Jul, 8-10pm |
| This is Spinal Tap |
| Spinal Tap, the world's loudest band, is chronicled by hack documentarian Marti DeBergi on what proves to be a fateful tour. This awardwinning music comedy was directed by Rob Reiner in 1984. 82mins, in English. A film study led by Kiat. |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| 13 Jul, 8-10pm |
| Tears of the Black Tiger |
| Tears of the Black Tiger (2000, dir: Wisit Sasanatieng) is a Thai cult film with loud acting style, exuberant sets and stunning shots in pastel colours. An awardwinner, this film is as much a parody as an homage to the Western and the romantic tearjerker. 110mins, in Thai with English subtitles. A film study led by Kiat. |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| BOOK [discussion] |
| 6 Jul, 7.30pm |
| Six Impossible Politics Before Breakfast |
| What are the current possibilities for art and politics that are made possible by the impossibility of the moment? If the Queen in Alice in Wonderland can declare she once believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast, can the powers of imagination and creativity find it within themselves to believe in six impossible politics, even before breakfast? Join us for a discussion based around the book A User's Guide to (Demanding) the Impossible. |
| $5 (incl. tea/coffee) |
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| ART [talk] |
| 23 Jun, 8pm |
| Manicured Nature Talk |
| Manicured Nature: Investigating Inter-Dependence of Urban–Nature Relationships is a Community and Public Art project organized by Artists Caravan and the exhibition is currently taking place at Dairy Farm Nature Park, till 29 June 2011. In this session, the 15 artists/creative individuals involved in this project will make presentations of their work. |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 22 Jun, 8-10pm |
| Darfur Now |
| Darfur Now (2007, Ted Braun) is an award-winning documentary examining the genocide in Sudan's western region of Darfur. The film portrays the efforts of six people responding to a humanitarian tragedy unfolding before our eyes. Also starring Don Cheadle, Hillary Clinton and George Clooney. 98mins, in English. Part of DocuLovers. |
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| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| 18 Jun, 8-10pm |
| Seven Days in Heaven |
| Seven Days in Heaven (2010) is a 91min award-winning original, low-key black comedy. Set during the week-long Taoist mourning process for an average small-town father, this surprise hit in Taiwan, is the debut film of directors Wang Yu-lin and Essay Liu. A film study led by Kiat. |
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| 15 Jun, 8-10pm |
| Millennium Actress |
| Directed by Satoshi Kon, Millennium Actress (2001) is a 87min award-winning Japanese animated film about a teenager who became an actress to track down a painter and revolutionary that she helped to escape the police. A film study led by Kiat. |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 14 Jun, 7.30-10.30pm |
| The Message |
| The Message (1977), directed by Moustapha Akkad, is a handsomely-mounted historical epic which concerns the birth of the Islamic faith and the story of the prophet Mohammed. In accordance with the tenets of Islam, Mohammed is never seen or heard in this film. |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| 9 Jun, 8-10pm |
| Poltergay |
| Poltergay (2006), directed by Éric Lavaine, is a French horror-comedy about a young couple who moves into a house haunted by five disco-addict gay poltergeists. Starring Clovis Cornillac and Julie Depardieu.
A campy film which is a lot of fun for straight and gay folks alike - our silly precursor to Pink Dot 2011! |
| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| 1 Jun, 8-10pm |
| Workingman's Death |
| Workingman's Death (2005, Michael Glawogger) is an award-winning documentary on the extremes to which workers will go to earn a living. Part of DocuLovers. |
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| Entry by donation (min $8) |
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| ART [talk] |
| 25 May, 8pm |
| Artist Talk: Joo Choon Lin |
| Joo Choon Lin has been organising art activities for the children of Jamiyah Children's Home in the past year and has collaborated with them to create Too Big in the Tank, a stop-motion animated film installation currently on exhibit in Esplanade Tunnel from 20 May - 3 Jul. She will talk about her work in this session. |
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| 19 May, 8pm |
| Panel Discussion on the Sex Trade in Singapore |
| Co-presented by The Ob/scene, this panel discussion follows from DramaBox's forum theatre piece "How Much?" and features volunteers from Project X - a project that aims to work towards the welfare and betterment of the sex workers in Singapore. The volunteers will be sharing their knowledge of the sex trade in Singapore and their experiences with the sex workers as well as take various questions from the audience. |
| Entry by donation |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 18 May, 8-10pm |
| The Day After Peace |
| The Day After Peace (2008) is the second award-winning documentary film from Peace One Day founder and chairman Jeremy Gilley. The camera follows Jeremy as he galvanises the countries of the world to recognise an official day of ceasefire and non-violence. Part of DocuLovers. |
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| ART [talk] |
| 12 May & 13 May, 8pm |
| Subjugated in the creative industries: The fine arts in Singapore |
| Dr Ooi Can-Seng presents a soon-to-be published paper which shows that fine artists in Singapore are finding themselves internalizing a market logic and have tied their art practices to economic value. Essentially, the fine arts are being subjugated in the creative industries as the cultural development logic of arts promotion in Singapore moves to economic development, and experimental creativity is overshadowed by productive creativity. |
| Entry by donation (suggested: $8) |
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| 11 May, 8-10pm |
| OPEN *movie 3: Faust |
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Keng Kiat shares Jan Svankmajer’s Faust (1994), a very free adaptation of Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus', Goethe's 'Faust' and various other treatments of the old legend of the man who sold his soul to the devil. 97mins of a delightful Czech film combining live actors, clay model animation and giant puppets!
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| ART [talk] |
| 29 Apr, 8pm |
| What the Fuck is Going On? |
| This artist talk by Jes Brinch (Denmark) will be a personal presentation of the work of Jes Brinch in a relaxed manner. Dialogue and questions are welcome. |
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| SCHOOL |
| 23 Apr, 4-6pm |
| 90mins Philosophy Workshop: Introduction to Reasoning |
| Conducted by Lishan Chan and Preman, this workshop aims to introduce deductive thinking to the layperson without a background in logic. We will try our hand at using deductive analysis to find the shape or structure of an argument in various passages. If we have the time, we will explore some age-old philosophical puzzles that have delighted and entertained many. For more info and to reserve a place, call 84189844. |
| Entry by donation |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 12 Apr, 8-10pm |
| Winds of Hope: Songs and Prayers for Japan with Shibaten |
| Shibaten, a world-wandering Japanese musician, will play a special show, and conduct a talk and discussion about Japan, nature and hope. Half the proceeds will go to charity groups who are helping the survivors of the recent tsunami and nuclear crisis in Fukushima. |
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| 27 Mar, 4.30 - 6.30pm |
| The Plus Factor - In Conversation with Shamilah Begum |
| An informal session with the founder and director of Big is Gorgeous (B.I.G.), a company that has been striving to empower plus size ladies to look and feel like a DIVA since 2006. She will talk about her experiences and how she managed to enact real changes in the lives of women. |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 23 Mar, 8 -10pm |
| DOTMOV Fest |
| A digital film festival organised by online magazine "SHIFT", aiming to discover unknown talented creators and provide an opportunity to show their works. |
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| Free entry |
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| NGO [sharing] |
| 22 Mar, 8 -11pm |
| Save Japan Discussion |
| A digital film festival organised by online magazine "SHIFT", aiming to discover unknown talented creators and provide an opportunity to show their works. |
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| 16 Mar, 7-9pm |
| Night of Circle Pit |
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Prohibited Projects/Blackhole 212 presents a Punk and Hardcore evening with Alcoholic Nerd, TSA, Abysmal Fornikate, Exkoriator and Bloody Rejects.
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| 6 Mar, 5-8pm |
| Sunday Disorderly 2 |
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Prohibited Projects/Blackhole 212 presents Onset of Serious Problems, Distrust, Abrasion and Stand Still.
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| ART [talk] |
| 13 Jan, 8pm |
| Chang Yoong Chia, A Selection of Artworks |
| Chang Yoong Chia (MY) will be talking about his 3 main categories of works and why he makes them: paintings, handicraft-based works, and works that tell a story in a sequential format. |
| Entry by donation to Post-Museum |
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| From Mar: Shing > URL < |
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| Cafédirect > URL < |
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12-25 Jul - 3331 Presents TOKYO: Part 1: Single Channel Screening (3331 Arts Chiyoda, Tokyo): |
Program B: Post-Museum (Singapore) selection from command N "Regional Code Asia" Project |
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14-16 May - No Soul for Sale (Tate Modern, London): |
London Really Really Free Market |
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13-30 May - 2010 Next Wave Festival: No Risk Too Great - Structural Integrity (Arts House Meat Market, Melbourne): |
All Together Now |
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14 Mar - Tokyo Biennale?: The challenge towards an alternative international arts platform! (3331 Arts Chiyoda, Tokyo): |
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| Food #03 is an artwork by Woon Tien Wei which takes the form of a social enterprise café. |
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| In November 2010, Chef Ben Kway will be coming in as a new partner & chef, and Food #03 will be relaunched as Food #03-BenBino's, a deli-bar selling veg, non-veg and raw cuisine. |
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| 21 Dec - 2 Jan |
| Clear Filing Pockets |
| Clear Filing Pockets (Vol 3) showcases works by Jeremy Hiah, Ong Xiao Yun, Server Foundation, Woon Tien Wei and Y/X which discusses a wide variety of themes from Homonyms, Texts, memory, loss, phenonmenons, art or simply the search for beauty and meaning from the everyday. Opening hours are 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 2-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
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| SCHOOL |
| 15 Dec, 8 - 9.30pm |
| "PUSH OUT!": Female Ejaculation meets Hard-Core Pornography |
| This talk seeks to both understand the prevalence of the pornography industry, as well as to scrutinize the emerging sub-genre of "Female Ejaculation", through a mix of feminist studies, masculinity studies and queer theory, together with some film, literary and contemporary art theories. |
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| 12 Dec, 4pm-8pm |
| Launch of Ong Shanmugam |
| Sixteen design from the debut collection from Singapore-based contemporary womenswear label Ong Shanmugam will be featured in an installation. |
| Free entry |
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| 11 Dec, 8 -10pm |
| Food Inc |
| This session of DocuLovers features Food, Inc (Dir: Robert Kenner, 2008), an award-winning documentary looking at America’s corporate-controlled food industry. |
| > URL < |
| Entry with drink purchase from Food #03-BenBino's; RSVP required. |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 10 Dec, 8pm-9.30pm |
| Recital: Friday Nite by Jeff Cloke, Kai Lam and Yuzuru Maeda |
| A night of sound and musical performances. 3 artists - Jeff Cloke, Kai Lam and Yuzuru - will be performing a set of their own sound pieces. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 5 Dec, 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 14 |
| Join us for this session of the temporary market for a wonderful time with nice people, free stuff and free services. Everyone is welcome to give and take! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 4 Dec, 3-6pm |
| Public Forum on Rule of Law |
| The Socialist Front holds its first public forum, with speakers Ng Teck Siong (Chairman, SF), Ng Pian Ying (Committee Member, SF), Dr Chee Soon Juan (Secretary-General, SDP) and Leong Sze Hian (President, Society for Financial Services Professionals). |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 27 Nov, 8 -10pm |
| Please Pass the Plastic |
| A dialogue session examining plastic's impact on our lives and future, with Addicted to Plastic and special guests from Olive Green. |
| Entry by donation |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 23 Nov - 2 Dec |
| Digi-Daub |
| This exhibition features a selection of student work from the digital painting course of the School of Art Design and Media, NTU. Opening hours are 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 2-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 17 Nov, 7.30pm |
| Cancun 2010: Singapore and Climate Change, an Alternative Viewpoint |
| A presentation by 5 youths who are part of ECO Singapore's youth delegation to the UN climate conference in Cancun at the end of Nov, this session seeks to spread awareness amongst Singaporeans about the inadequacies of the Singaporean government in the area of climate change mitigation. |
| Entry by donation to Post-Museum |
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| SCHOOL |
| 16 Nov, 7.30pm-9.30pm |
| Self-Defense for Women |
| by Master Tay |
| An affordable small-class 1-night workshop on self-defense for women, taught by Master Tay Soon Lee, a well-known trainer in Wushu. |
| $40 |
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| BOOKS [sharing] |
| 14 Nov , 4-7pm |
| Book Swop 3: Non-Fiction |
| We, like Thomas Jefferson, cannot live without books, and Book Swop is a wonderful opportunity to give away some of the books we have read and get some new ones! Join us for this session where we focus on non-fiction books! |
| > URL < |
| Entry is by donation and there is no limit to the number of books you can swop. |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 13 Nov, 8 -10pm |
| Power Trip |
| Jennifer shares this award-winning film which follows an American multi-national trying to solve the electricity crisis in Tbilisi, capital of the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. Part of DocuLovers. |
| > URL < |
| Entry with drink purchase from Food #03-BenBino's; RSVP required. |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 7 Nov, 3pm-8pm |
| Onistudio Private Gathering of Mr Ogero |
| Featuring 3 artists (performance art) from Thailand, a display of the processes of 3 book/letters projects by Yuun, a collection of poems and drawings by Jacklyn Soo, music collaboration among Zai Kuning, Shark Fung and Bani Haykal (B-Quartet), and Stand-up comedy by Lee Wen. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 5 Nov, 8pm-12mn |
| Rooted In The Ephemeral Speak (R.I.T.E.S) |
| This 8th edition of performance art presentations features Jittima Pholsawek (TH), Eric Scott Nelson (US/KP), Alice De Visscher (BE), Cheng Guang Feng (CN), Lynn Lu (SG) and Him Lo (HK). |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [talk] |
| 2 Nov, 7-10pm |
| An Evening with Cathy Henkel & Her Work |
| A special event highlighting Cathy Henkel and her award-winning eco documentary, The Burning Season. Henkel works as a producer, writer and director of documentaries, online and interactive content, and she was awarded Documentary Producer of the Year at SPAA in 2009 for The Burning Season. The documentary follows carbon trading entrepreneur Dorjee Sun as he goes in search of a solution to the forest fires across Indonesia. This uplifting and inspiring story is narrated by Hugh Jackman and features Al Gore and Arnold Schwarzenegger. |
| $50 (Dinner with Henkel, Screening, Q&A at 7pm) / $15 (Screening, Q&A at 8.20pm). Purchase your tickets at Food #03-BenBino's or online here. |
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| NGOs [party] |
| 31 Oct, 6 - 9pm |
| Entertainment Night for Transient Workers in Singapore |
| Organised by University Scholars Programme, NUS and Transient Workers Count Too, this event provides dinner, boardgames and film entertainment to migrant workers. |
| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [party] |
| 30 Oct, 8pm till late |
| Hantuween |
| Join us for a Halloween celebration with a distinctly Southeast Asian flavour. Come frolic under our Banyan tree with the Little Nonya's rotting corpse, Ah Meng's spirit, a semi-retired bomoh and more. Take this chance to learn more about the myths and historical figures from our region. Come dressed as your favourite character and have a freaky good time with cabaret-style performances and Southeast Asian beats going on all night! |
| Entry by donation to Post-Museum / Special food+drinks tickets available online here. |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 29 Oct, 10am - 1pm |
| Socialist Front Press Conference |
| The first press conference by a new political party. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 16 Oct, 7.30pm-12mn |
| Awakened Contentment |
| by Kai Lam |
| This is a presentation of recent narratives that are based on the artist's body as a medium for conversation. With invited guest-performer Yuzuru Maeda
performing her recent solo music piece. |
| Free entry |
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| SCHOOL |
| 12 Oct, 7.30pm-9.30pm |
| Self-Defense for Women |
| by Master Tay |
| An affordable small-class 1-night workshop on self-defense for women, taught by Master Tay Soon Lee, a well-known trainer in Wushu. |
| $40 |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 10 Oct , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 13 |
| Join us for this session, which coincides with 350.org's 10/10/10 Global Work Party, for a wonderful time with nice people, free stuff and free services. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 9 Oct , 8 -10pm |
| Tales of Wonder |
| An enchanting collection of traditional Native American stories and legends as narrated by acclaimed storyteller Gregg Howard. Great entertainment for kids and adults alike! |
| Entry at $12 (adult; 1 beer) / $8 (adult; 1 non-alcoholic drink) / $6 (kid; 1 non-alcoholic drink) |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 2 Oct , 3 - 6pm |
| SFD Election Consultation |
| Join this public consultation session organised by Singaporeans For Democracy if you want to see improvements to Singapore's electoral system. SFD will listen to your inputs and summarise them into a report that will be submitted to the United Nation's Universal Periodic Review process. |
| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [talk] |
| 25 Sep, 3 - 5pm |
| Big on BigO |
| An afternoon of conversations, images and music related to BigO (Before I Get Old) magazine, Asia's most respected rock magazine, with Koh Nguang How, Ivan Thomasz and Paddy Chng hosted by Lim Cheng Tju. Co-presented by Singapore Heritage Society. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 25 Sep - 1 Oct |
| Non-Dominant Discourse |
| This exhibition by 4 Singaporean artists offers an attempt to unravel discourse in our society through visual presentations of our consciousness, personal backgrounds and creative inquiries. Join Sha Najak, Seelan Palay, Ezzam Rahman and Rachel Zeng in a reflective analysis and journey into the non-dominant discourses that they feel are missing in contemporary Singapore. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 2-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| ART [talk] |
| 12 Sep, 3 - 4.30pm |
| The Strategy of the Zero Generation After the Impact of Superflat |
| What are the strategies devised by a younger generation of artists after the impact of the Superflat art movement started by Takashi Murakami? This talk by Takashi Ishizaki, associate curator of Meguro Museum of Art in Tokyo, provides a glimpse into the work of the Zero Generation of contemporary art in Japan, for example ChimPom, Koki Tanaka, Tabaimo, Taro Izumi, Chaos Lounge and many more. |
| Suggested donation of $5 |
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| MUSIC [party] |
| 3 Sep, 9pm |
| Fickle Gorilla |
| Combining house, breaks, funk, disco and dubstep, DARKWING (AU) and RTYPE are featured in this first in a series of pop-up bars and after-hours parties held in collaboration with Knight Runners. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 13-29 Aug |
| Shape of My Heart |
| This exhibition features artworks created by more than 20 Singaporeans about places in Singapore which are meaningful to them. Part of Post-Museum's National Day programme; opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 1-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| ART [talk] |
| 5 Aug, 8-10pm |
| Your art, your space, my Singapore |
| This talk by sociologist Dr Ooi Can Seng reflects on the state of the arts in Singapore. This talk discusses how the creative economy in Singapore is stratified, how artists are claiming art spaces, why the authorities are concerned with some artists being themselves and why it is in everyone's interest to encourage artists to be the emotional voice of the people. The starting point of the talk is his paper "Soft authoritarianism, political pragmatism and cultural policies: Singapore as a City for the Arts" (click the link below for the working paper). Part of Post-Museum’s National Day programme. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 1 Aug , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 12 |
| Join us this World Friendship Day for another exciting session of the bi-monthly market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 31 Jul, 8pm |
| Saturday Night Live with Rudy Djoharnaen and Iwee |
| Join us for a night of classic jazz, bossanova and love ballads. Iwee’s beautiful guitar playing and Rudy’s captivating vocal
expression will blow your heart away! |
| $20 (tix for sale in Food #03) |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 15-28 Jul |
| Head In Loop Loop Loop Loop |
| by Mark Thia and Mike HJ Chang |
| Come see a cyclist travelling through the wall and an automobile passing through the ceiling in this sculptural installation, where objects that are frozen in time serve as metaphors for the small moments of awkwardness, strangeness and comedy in our lives. Presented by Post-Museum; opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 1-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 4 Jul , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 11 |
| Join us for this exciting session of the bi-monthly market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| BOOKS [sharing] |
| 3 Jul , 4-8pm |
| Book Swop |
| We, like Thomas Jefferson, cannot live without books, and Book Swop is
a wonderful opportunity to give away some of the books we have read and
get some new ones! Join us for the first session! |
| > URL < |
| Entry is by donation and there is no limit to the number of books you can swop. |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 2 Jul , 8 -10pm |
| The Yes Men and Zines |
| Heather shares this documentary about a couple of anti-corporate activist-pranksters who impersonate World Trade Organization spokesmen on TV and at
business conferences around the world. Part of DocuLovers. She will also be sharing some zines she collected during her recent trip to Europe. |
| > URL < |
| Entry with drink purchase from Food #03; RSVP required. |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 26 Jun, 7.30pm-12mn |
| Rooted In The Ephemeral Speak (R.I.T.E.S) |
| This 5th edition of performance art presentations features Andree Weschler [SG], Justin Lee [SG], Mideo M Cruz [PH] and Natasha Wei [SG]. |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 23 Jun , 8 -10pm |
| Unser Taglich Brot |
| Alex shares this award-winning documentary about how modern food production companies employ technology to maximize efficiency, consumer safety and profit. Part of DocuLovers. |
| > URL < |
| Entry with drink purchase from Food #03; RSVP required. |
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| RPG |
| 19 Jun , 2-8pm |
| Duck, Cover, and Roll: A RPG Sampler |
| There will be a few different Role Playing Games quickplay sessions held in conjunction to Free RPG Day to allow people to try out this hobby. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 6 Jun , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 10 |
| Join us for the tenth exciting session of the bi-monthly market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| THEATRE [performance] |
| 7, 8, 14, 15, 22 May, 8pm & 4pm (on Sat) |
| All the Crazy People |
| by Wisdom of Monkeys |
| 5 Modern Noh plays about madness in a shopping mall. Call 82078805 for more info. |
| $22 / $15 (2 tix) / $12 (3 or more tix) / $10 (conc) |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 24 Apr - 4 May |
| Work |
| Held in conjunction to Labour Day, this art exhibition features old and new works on career, work, labour and other related issues. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 1-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 6 - 18 Apr |
| Resurrection Painting |
| by Jeremy Hiah |
| The latest solo exhibition of paintings by Jeremy Hiah. There will be a performance by the artist at 8pm on opening night (6 Apr). Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 4 Apr , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 9 |
| Celebrate Easter Sunday with this exciting session of the bi-monthly market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 24 - 30 Mar |
| Scripted: i-AM deciphered |
| This exhibition envisions to imaginatively push the boundaries of Contemporary Art by fusing new media work with the literary arts to form a new, innovative art form. Part of i-AM Arts Festival, an annual arts festival presented by LASALLE Level 2 Arts Management Students. Opened 5-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 11 - 21 Mar |
| Wonder Women |
| Held in conjunction to International Women’s Day, this art exhibition celebrates our female role models with works created by 10 young female artists. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 1-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 21 Feb - 6 Mar |
| Tiger Show |
| This exhibition by Cat Welfare Society welcomes the year of the Mighty Cat in celebration of our humble Community Cats. The show aims to bring together people from all walks of life who have a passion for animal welfare, and most certainly, a soft spot for our feline friends, to gather, to share, to learn and to party! Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 1 - 7 Feb |
| Project Shine! |
| Artists and their art students appropriate and re-present a different masters' work in correlation to their respective issues of contention. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 31 Jan , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 8 |
| Another exciting session of the temporary market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 20 - 30 Jan |
| Quite |
| This group
exhibition shifts the focus on audience playing a critical role in the development of each artist, therefore creating a dialogue that acknowledges the purpose of Art and the role of the artist.
Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 25 Sep, 8pm |
| "Dolphins Love Freedom" Singapore Dolphin Art Attack |
| Broad-pen drawing by Philippino artist A.G. Saño on your skateboard, t-shirt, etc. Bring along your personal item (cloth, paper or wood material is fine) and A.G. Saño will draw on it for a donation. There is also a private screening of The Cove later in the night. RSVP to sg.dolphins@gmail.com. |
| Entry by donation to Post-Museum |
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| ART [talk] |
| 28 Aug, 8 - 9.30pm |
| Re-Inhabiting the City |
| Re-Inhabiting the City is a series of 3 convenors, showcasing 9 works about living in this city. In this session, Xie Shangyi, Joyce Teo and Ang Siew Ching will display their works, inviting the audience for discussions on relevant issues. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [talk] |
| 19 Aug, 7pm |
| Hermes' Ear |
| Presented by RITES, "Hermes' Ear", On actuality of the Hermesian metaphors in the humanities, music and arts of today, is an artist talk by Jozef Cseres (Slovakia). |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 16 Jul , 8 -10pm |
| Doc Taichung |
| Jennifer shares this compilation of 10 mini documentary films about the geographic centre of Taiwan made by 10 Taiwanese documentary filmmakers whose films had been previously screened in the Taiwan International Documentary Festival. Part of DocuLovers. |
| > URL < |
| Entry with drink purchase from Food #03; RSVP required. |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 12 Jun , 3 -4pm |
| Singapore Queer-Straight Alliance Meetup |
| A gathering and discussion concerning the project "Think Straight". |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [sharing] |
| 11 Jun , 8 -10pm |
| The End of the Line |
| Gene shares this remarkable first major feature documentary film revealing the impact of overfishing on our oceans in this first session of DocuLovers. |
| > URL < |
| Entry with drink purchase from Food #03; RSVP required. |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 30 Apr, 7.30-10.30pm |
| Film Study: Shake Hands with the Devil |
| Rowell Reading Group presents a film study of the film adaptation of Lt General Dallaire's acclaimed book on his experience as head of the peacekeeping force in this central African country. Roderick Chia, a researcher on conflict, security and human rights, will host this film study. Entry includes 1 drink; limited capacity, please RSVP. |
| $9 / $14 (inc. 1 drink) |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 22 Apr, 7-10pm |
| Paint Your Own Bag |
| Celebrate Earth Day with Green Freedom Movement by joining this event where you will get to paint your own canvas bag. Price includes 1 blank bag, painting materials, facilitators, free-flow food and drinks, and additional beer and other promos in Food #03. |
| $22 |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 13 Mar, 1-8pm |
| Crafty Fingers |
| Bring some fabric and make
some magic. An open sewing workshop moderated by Sophia Ong and Tay
Shi Ying. |
| $5 |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 5 Mar, 8 -10pm |
| Save the Dolphins |
| A discussion led by Sea Shepherd Singapore on how we can help to save the dolphins in the wild and in captivity. |
| $12 (inc 1 beer) |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 5 Feb, 9pm-12mn |
| Go Wild for Haiti! |
| Feel like
Singapore's $50,000 donation to Haiti ain't enough? Join us for a
night of fun while doing your part! Trivia starts at 9pm, with winning
team taking home $50. After that, it will be good music, with song
requests. Trivia at $5, and $1 for
home-made finger food. All funds go to Oxfam for Haiti Victims. |
| $12 (inc 1 beer) |
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| ART [talk] |
| 15 Jan, 8pm |
| Artist Sharing Session with Chen Tong |
| Chen Tong, from Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, talks about Guangzhou-based performance art group the Long Tail Elephant Group. Conducted in Mandarin (with simultaneous translation in English Language by Richard Chua). |
| Free entry |
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| Ong Xiao Yun > URL < |
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| Till Jun: Geraldine Schubert |
| From Aug: Rudy |
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| From Mar: Shing > URL < |
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| Till Aug: Fairoz Noor |
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| Cafédirect > URL < |
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| Food #03 is an artwork by Woon Tien Wei which takes the form of a social enterprise café. |
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| 9 Dec - 3 Jan |
| These Things Must Be Done to Get Along in Life |
| This group exhibition considers human agency in the rhythm and structures of daily life. Based on the premise that all action is socioculturally mediated, this exhibition hones in at the intersection of human agency and structure, structure being primarily expressed as the things people do in a regularised and institutionalised way. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 6 Dec, 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 7 |
| For the festive season, here's another fantastic session of the temporary market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 19 Nov - 2 Dec |
| Life > Art > Liberation |
| by Tang Mun Kit |
This 16th solo exhibition features 21 works from a series, conceptualised from end 1992-1993 and completed this year, which reflects on the artist's perception on the human condition
in the local context and the world at large. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 12-17 Nov |
| Masquerade |
| by Jung Eun Shin |
| This exhibition
takes the garden drawings and paintings of twentieth-century American painter Jennifer Bartlett as a point of reference and uses plastic as a substitute for pencil, crayon, ink and paint, replacing organic substances with inorganic material. Opened from 6-10pm (Tue-Fri), 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
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| THEATRE [performance] |
| 7-8 Nov, 2.30pm |
| For the Benefit of Mr K: A Dramatised Reading |
| by Little Red Shop |
| 20-something year old playwright Prabhu Silvam explores the extreme loss of identity, humanity and soul in this new writing. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 23 Oct - 4 Nov |
| Jia |
The Chinese character Jia means both home and family. This is an exhibition of 10 local artists' multi-disciplinary interpretation of the notion of home and family. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 11-18 Oct |
| Redlight |
Redlight is an exhibition by five young artists which seeks to capture the multiplicity, spirit and local vernacular of the Rowell/Desker Road area through the use of mixed/multi media. Opened from 3-9pm daily. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 4 Oct , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 6 |
| Another great session of the temporary market where stuff and services are given out free. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 3 Oct, 7.30-11pm |
| Datadrum v.2.0 |
DATADRUM v.2.0 is an audio-visual interactive installation marking the culmination of a 2-month collaborative residency between Australia-based Sohan Ariel Hayes and Laetitia Wilson with Objectifs - Centre for Photography and Filmmaking, Singapore. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 8 - 27 Sep |
| Analogic |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
Featuring paintings by Nanyang's Xu Wenqi, Luo Jianwei and Yang Guangrong, ANALOGIC opens with a live reading of a translation from the Spanish short story by the late Roberto Bolaño. Part of Singapore Art Show. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 21 - 30 Aug |
| D. Minor |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
Does A Hundred Whispers Equal To A Shout? D.Minor showcases over 3000 mini drawings from 9 artists. They are Erzan Adam, Rudy Djoharnaen, Bridget Haworth, Lim Bee Ling, James Lee, Urich Lau Wai-Yuen, Wei Xin, Betty Susiarjo and Jack Ying. Part of Singapore Art Show. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 6 - 16 Aug |
| All You Need is Love |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
Submitted by members of the public, the photos on display are of people with their loved ones. This exhibition celebrates the fact that love does not discriminate and that, whether straight or queer, we can all love one another. Organised by Post-Museum in partnership with the Singapore Queer-Straight Alliance (SinQSA). Part of IndigNation. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 2 Aug , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 5 |
| This session of the temporary market where stuff and services are given out free is held to celebrate World Friendshop Day. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 2 Aug, 2-4pm |
| Rascals Presentation I |
| 2 presentations: The Illiberal Pragmatics of Creative Queer Singapore: Cultural Policy as a Technology for Sexuality by Audrey Yue & Shared Values of Singapore: Sexual Minority Rights as Singaporean Value by Phil C. W. Chan. Part of Indignation. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 17 - 30 Jul |
| Figtion |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
A new media-based installation and exhibition by young artists Rachel Chan, Julie Lee, Patricia Ho and Yang Yi Ling. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 12 Jul , 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 4 |
| The fourth session of the temporary market of free services and things. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART+MUSIC [fundraising] |
| 11 Jul, 8pm |
| Barcelona!: Art, Food & Music |
| by Singcat |
| The evening begins with a talk and introduction of contemporary art scene in Barcelona.
Followed by yummy selection of Tapas & Sangria! (free Barcelona vegetarian tapas: Escalivada & Tortilla de patatas) and an accurate selection of music and visuals from a Spanish DJ. Part of the proceeds go to Post-Museum. |
| > URL < |
| $12 |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 19 Jun - 5 Jul |
| Beyond Realm - The 'Pelagic' Series |
| by Arnewaty |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
The first solo exhibition of Arnewaty featuring
her latest paintings created during the 2-month Post-Museum Local Artist Residency Programme.
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| Free entry |
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| THEATRE [talk] |
| 13 Jun, 7.30-9pm |
| Singapore Arts Festival 2009 Theatre Reader |
| by Theatrex Asia |
| This series aims to critically analyse 5 productions from the festival offering. This third session discusses
Invisible Room
by
The Observatory ( Singapore) and Ho Tzu Nyen
(Singapore). |
| > URL < |
| $12 |
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| THEATRE [talk] |
| 12 Jun, 7.30-9pm |
| Singapore Arts Festival 2009 Theatre Reader |
| by Theatrex Asia |
| This series aims to critically analyse 5 productions from the festival offering. This second session discusses The Crab Flower Club by Toy Factory Productions (Singapore). |
| > URL < |
| $12 |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 6 Jun, 8pm |
| Sea Huggers |
| An evening of film and music celebrating World Oceans Day. Proceeds go to David Suzuki Foundation. |
| $13 |
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| NGOS [meeting] |
| 1 Jun, 7pm |
| Arts Comm Town Hall Meeting 1 |
| A discussion about issues important to the arts community. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 31 May, 4-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 3 |
| The third session of the temporary market of free services and things. Everyone is welcome! |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 15 - 28 May |
| Together Again (Wood:Cut) |
| by Lucy Davis |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
The first part of ongoing research into stories of, and relationships between wood and trees in the region, which are both explored as material, magic, metaphor, ecological resource and historical agent.
50% of profits from this project will go to Centre for Orang Utan Protection (COP) Indonesia in their fight against illegal logging, palm oil and paper pulp conglomerates. |
| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 9 May, 7.30-10.30pm |
| Accordion Jam |
Shzr Ee on bellows, with Ho, Zai and Weinan, plays tango, folk, chanson, Chinese oldies and other strange things. |
| Donations requested |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 24 - 30 Apr |
| T/print |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
An exhibition by a group of six aspiring young artists focuses on each individual’s exploration of printmaking and their mediums used. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 8 - 19 Apr |
| Clear Filing Pockets 2 |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
A group exhibition featuring the works of Stephanie Cheng, Koh Nguang How, Ong Xiao Yun, Server Foundation, John Sy, Tay Bee Aye, Jaki Teo, Woon Tien Wei and Marc Zara. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 22 Mar , 3-9pm |
| Really Really Free Market 2 |
| The second session of the temporary market of free services and things. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 14 Mar - 5 Apr |
| Clear Filing Pockets |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
A group exhibition featuring the works of Li Cassidy-Peet, Olivia Choong, Server Foundation, Frederick Tay, Andree Weschler, Woon Tien Wei and Marc Zara. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 14 Feb - 8 Mar |
| Internal External |
| by Ina Conradi |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
This solo exhibition by mixed media artist Ina Conradi (Serbia/Slovenia/USA) takes the viewer through a simulated dream phase. |
| Free entry |
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| SUNDAY MARKET |
| 18 Jan, 2-8pm |
| Really Really Free Market 1 |
| To foster a sharing and caring community, local creatives and other interesting people gather in this temporary market to provide services and give out things for free. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 29 Dec, 6-11pm |
| 2009 Year in Review |
| A year-end forum held by The Online Citizen in conjunction with Talk Politics All Night. Speakers are Loh Kah Seng, Tan Tarn How, Audrey Wong, Braema Mathi and Leong Sze Hian. |
| Free entry |
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| HEALTH [class] |
| 27 Dec, 4-6pm |
| Yoga for 2010 |
| The New Year is a time for taking stock and starting fresh. Join us for
a Yoga workshop by Simone to kick start those New Year resolutions!
Part of the Post-Museum Fundraising Drive 2009. |
| Pay what you want |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 26 Dec, 8pm |
| The Sound Gig |
| by Rooted in the Ephemeral Speak |
| An eclectic mix of analog and electronic instrumental performances from the musical genre of post-punk, psychedelic folk rock, noise art, audio-collage and progressive sound-related genres. Featuring Dennis Tan (Germany/Singapore),
Goh Lee Kwang (Malaysia) &
Zai Kuning with Amino Acid Orchestra (Singapore). Part of the proceeds go to Post-Museum. |
| $8 / $12 (inc. 1 drink) |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 4 Nov, 8-10pm |
| Tango, Tango! |
| Gardel, Troilo, Piazzolla – and more soul tango music descend upon Post-Museum as Tan Shzr Ee plays bellows, alongside guitar whiz Dominic Wan, electrifying Azeri violinist Sabina Rakcheyeva and percussion virtuoso Riduan Zalani. Part of the Post-Museum Fundraising Drive 2009. |
| Entry by donation |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 30 Oct, 6-10pm |
| Deafening Silences |
| An art exhibition in support of Action for AIDS’s The Pledge of Silence (POS). There will also be a live painting performance, where the performers will paint in complete silence as they partake in their own four-hour pledge of silence. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [performance] |
| 25 Oct, 7pm |
| Fetterfield: Firdauz Aziz |
| This first public performance by Firdauz deals with the observation of daily rituals and their social implications. Part of Fetterfield 2009. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 17 Oct , 8pm |
| Sisters and Zi Teng |
| A documentary on Hongkong-based NGO Zi Teng and its work with sex workers. Proceeds go to Post-Museum. |
| $8 / $13 (inc. 1 drink) |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 26 Sep, 8pm |
| Harvest |
| Celebrate Autumn's Dawn with an evening of The Wicker Man (1973 UK Pagan Cult Masterpiece)
and DJs: Dendrochronology (Caribou CA) + Prairie Co-op System. Proceeds go to Post-Museum. |
| $15 |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 29 Aug, 8pm |
| Dorkbot Singapore |
| The first session in Singapore of this international gathering of "people doing strange things with electricity" will feature 4 presentations by Bianca Polak (Netherlands), Luis Hernandez Galvan (Mexico) of www.ungravity.org, Anne-Marie Schleiner (US) of www.opensorcery.net and Nathan Williams (US). |
| > URL < |
| Free |
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| NGOs [talk] |
| 28 Aug, 7.30pm |
| Censorship: Homosexual Lifestyle and Freedom of Expression |
| George Hwang and Tan Tarn How will discuss about the issues concerning the censorship of homosexuals, within and without the arts. Part of IndigNation. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 27 Aug, 8pm |
| Green Drinks Meetup |
| This month, Richard Chang from Biostarch champions the merits of 100% water soluble, 100% compostable and 100% biodegradeble bags.
He will provide a background of Biostarch and their bio bags, as well as demonstrate its water solubility. A range of samples will be available for viewing and touching on the day! |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 26 Aug, 8pm |
| Red Drinks Meetup |
| This session will be led by Heather Chi from Food for All and will focus on food rationing in Singapore. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 22 Aug, 5pm |
| Who Claims 'Dongfang Bubai'? |
| by Tan Shao Han and Richard Chua |
| A screening and dialogue session between a straight and a gay man, taking the film Dongfang Bubai starring Lin Ching Hsia as the starting point. Part of IndigNation. All proceeds go to Post-Museum. |
| > URL < |
| Suggested donation: $20 |
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| NGOS [workshop] |
| 15 Aug, 3-5pm |
| ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights |
| by Singapore Working Group for ASEAN |
| A workshop on the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights
(AICHR) and its Terms of Reference recently adopted by the Foreign
Ministers of all the ASEAN states on 20 Jul 09. This workshop is a
follow-up of the first briefing session held on 4 Apr 09. |
| Free (Register by 14 Aug 6pm) |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 8 Aug, 9pm - 9 Aug, 2am |
| We Love Singapore Party |
| A fundraising National Day celebration featuring DJ-erks on the decks. Price includes 1 drink; proceeds go to Post-Museum. |
| $15 |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 7 Aug, 7.30pm |
| Cuff Road Through the Lens |
| by thelittlepinkcamera |
| A presentation of portraits, along with stories of the struggles, work journeys, families and quirks of the foreign workers who benefit from Cuff Road Meals Programme (CRMP) by TWC2. Proceeds go to CRMP. |
| $10 |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 30 Jul , 8pm |
| Green Drinks Meetup |
| Hrydhal Damani, an urban planner, will talk about Eco Cities in the context of Asia. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 18 Jul , 7pm |
| Food Politics |
| by Underneath The Radar |
| Elise Harris, an urban planner from Australia, will lead a discussion on the global food system. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [meeting] |
| 3 Jun, 7pm |
| Independent Artist Social |
| A networking and dialogue session for independent artists in Singapore. |
| Free entry |
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| THEATRE [talk] |
| 29 May, 3-6pm |
| Singapore Arts Festival 2009 Theatre Reader |
| by Theatrex Asia |
| This series aims to critically analyse 5 productions from the festival offering. This first session discusses Sutra. |
| > URL < |
| $12 |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 26 May, 7.30pm |
| Sukiyaki Western Django |
| Screening of this film by Takashi Miike (2007) to raise funds for Sea Shepard Conservation Society. |
| $8 / $13 |
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| ART [talk] |
| 23 May, 5.30pm |
| Talk on Art, Wood, Singapore & DNA Timber Testing |
| Shankar Iyerh from Certisource, a company with the objective of combatting illegal logging via DNA testing, and Lucy Davis, the artist of Together Again, will talk more about what they do, about the exhibition, and about their ongoing research. |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 10 May, 8pm |
| I Can't Think Straight |
| Screening of I Can't Think Straight (Shamim Sarif, 2008) to raise funds for Post-Museum. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 10 May, 8pm |
| Sounds and Fury |
| This talk by Chang Tieh-Chih, music writer from Taiwan, explores the interaction between popular music in Taiwan and its political environment and how music activists made efforts to promote social causes. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [presentation] |
| 1 May, 5-10pm |
| May Day! May Day! |
| Co-presented by Underneath the Radar |
| A selection of documentary on migrant and factory workers and an informal chat with Sha Najak of Migrant Voices. |
| Free entry (Pre-registration required) |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 29 Apr , 8pm |
| Red Drinks Meetup 2 |
| This session is dedicated to an informal discussion of the issues surrounding women's group AWARE. There are no designated speakers so all are welcome to share your thoughts. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 4 Apr , 3-6pm |
| Briefing for Singapore civil society |
| by Singapore Working Group for ASEAN and Human Rights |
| This briefing presents an update on the regional CSO's engagement process and the task force on ASEAN migrant workers. |
| Free entry (Pre-registration required) |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 29 Mar , 2-6pm |
| Are You a Swapaholic? |
| by Farida Wu & Eileen Ong |
| This is an event where everyone brings at least 5 items to swap with others and a $5 entry fee. This fee and any leftover items will be donated to the Salvation Army. |
| $5 |
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| NGOS [talk] |
| 25 Mar , 8pm |
| Red Drinks Meetup 1 |
| This inaugural session features Braema Mathi who will be speaking on human rights and the environment. She is the current Vice-President of the AFA, a former Nominated Member of Parliament as well as a former President of AWARE. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 14 Mar (Sat), 7.30pm |
| Asking for Advice |
| Pyry, the son of Lea and Pekka Kantonen (first-generation Finnish performance, video and community-based artists), presents video records of their family life since March 1990 and seeks audiences' responses to them. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 11 Mar (Wed), 7.30pm |
| A Talk by Wolfgang Bellwinkel |
| Bellwinkel, a photojournalist and an art photographer based in Thailand and Germany, will talk about his practice and recent work. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 25 Feb (Wed), 7.30pm |
| A Talk by Ina Conradi |
| Held in conjunction with her exhibition Internal External, Ina Conradi will talk about her art practice and her current work. |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 18 Feb (Wed), 7.30pm |
| Pi |
| Screening of Pi (Aronofsky, 1998) to raise funds for Post-Museum. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 14 Jan (Wed), 7.30pm |
| Artist-in-Residence Talk |
| A talk by Spiros Panigirakis, our artist-in-residence from Melbourne. He'll talk about his work and activities during the 2 months he'll be in Singapore. |
| Free entry |
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| In STUDIO ONE |
| Ong Xiao Yun > URL < |
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| In STUDIO TWO |
| From Sep: Geraldine Schubert |
| Till Mar: Ivanho Harlim > URL < |
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| In STUDIO THREE |
| Sep-Dec: ZaH! |
| Apr-Jun: Arnewaty |
| Mar: Wolfgang Bellwinkel > URL < |
| Jan-Feb: Spiros Panigirakis |
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| In STUDIO FOUR |
| From Sep : Fairoz Noor |
| Till Jul: Fat Pixel > URL < |
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| In OFFICE |
| Cafédirect > URL < |
| Till Dec: p-10 > URL < |
| Till Dec: Tan Shao Han |
| Till Dec: KK |
| Till Apr: ArtSingapore.org > URL < |
| Till Apr: IFIMA > URL < |
| Till Feb: musicians.com.sg > URL < |
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| Food #03 is an artwork by Woon Tien Wei which takes the form of a social enterprise café. |
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| Opening hours: 5-10pm (Tue-Thu), 5pm-12am
(Fri), 12pm-12am (Sat), 12pm-10pm (Sun); lunch and other times by appointment only. |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 26 Dec - 4 Jan |
| Same-Same but Different |
| by Holly Pereira |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Mon-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
This exhibition is the result of the 3-month residency Holly Pereira (Ireland) did in
Post-Museum. During her residency, she tried to explore her Singaporean
heritage through the lens of half-ang mo. The work also investigates
female stereotypes, roles and characters, in particular that of the
Asian woman. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [exhibition] |
| 28 Nov - 21 Dec |
| Shopper/Hero |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| Learn more about the work of various NGOs and social enterprises and purchase the products they have on display to support their causes. |
| > URL < |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 7 - 9 Nov |
| Playground |
| by Lomotion SG |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
Over 100 lomographers share their fun-filled insane lives viewed through a lens while playing with films. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 11 Oct - 2 Nov |
| Excelsior Mortis! |
| by Jack Youngblood |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
For the past year Youngblood has been artist-in-residence in a Singaporean computer games design company and he is now presenting the work he has done during this period in this one-man show.
Its themes reference heavily the lurid and dramatic imagery of which contemporary computer games are frequently composed. The work also addresses such notions as ‘the hero’, ‘the beauty’, death and loss and is a development of the ‘old spaceman’ imagery that has constituted his other shows in Singapore.
The artist will present a talk on digital painting on 26 Oct (Sat) at 7.30pm.
A parallel event of Singapore Biennale 2008.
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| Free entry |
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| ARCHITECTURE [exhibition] |
| 25 Sep - 4 Oct |
| Sub-lime |
| by Studio 5 |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
This exhibition presents the results of an urban study and design exercise on Kampong Kapor that the NUS Architecture students have conducted in their first year studio, exploring the 'in-between spaces' of Little India and Kampong Glam, and designing structures that contribute uniquely to the communities in the area.
Free guided tours led by the students on Sat at 7pm.
A parallel event of Singapore Biennale 2008.
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| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 30 Aug - 21 Sep |
| For Mr & Mrs Children |
| by Chun Kaifeng and Chun Kaiqun |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
The first combined solo exhibitions of the Chun brothers, this playful and fun exhibition is a comment on the country they have grown
up in.
A parallel event of Singapore Biennale 2008.
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| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 1 - 20 Aug |
| Ancestors on the Beach |
| by Jimmy Ong |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
A collection of monumental drawings celebrating maturity among gay men and paying tribute to an iconic cruising venue, the Fort Road beach. Co-presented by Valentine Willie Fine Art.
Part of IndigNation 2008.
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| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 30 Jul (Wed), 4pm |
| Location & the Festival |
A dialogue session with Amanda Crowley and Fumio Nanjo organised by Crumb Sessions.
Part of ISEA2008.
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| Free entry |
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| FLEA MARKET |
| 27 Jul (Sun) |
| Pasar PM |
| 12-8pm |
| Browse and purchase new and pre-loved items from local artists, creatives and other interesting people. This one is organised by JY and Harlina. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 5 - 20 Jul |
| In the Night Garden |
| by Oneika Russell |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
| The exhibition of artworks created by Oneika Russell (Jamaica) while she was in Singapore on a 4-month art residency with Post-Museum. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [exhibition] |
| 15 - 29 Jun |
| Method |
| by Sean Lee |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm (Sat+Sun). |
The Life of Shauna series on show
documents the fictional character's journey of discovery through her experiences in and
around the world of transsexuals.
A dialogue session with Sean Lee and KK Lee will be held on 28 Jun (Sat), 3pm.
Part of Month of Photography.
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| Free entry |
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| THEATRE [reading] |
| 7 Jun (Sat) |
| Short+Sweet Singapore |
| 7-10pm |
| A reading
session of 10 short Chinese plays, followed by a small discussion on
quality Chinese plays, led by Richard Chua (Artistic Director, Little
Red Shop). |
| Pay-what-you-want |
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| NGOS [fundraising] |
| 24 May (Sat) |
| Hoot the Hoonta |
| 12-8pm |
| A fundraising event for the victims of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar. |
| Free entry |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 9 - 16 May |
| Incidental Traces (1) |
| by Bruce Quek |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| An exhibition about exhibitions, and the fact
of us organising and attending them. |
| Free entry |
| > URL
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| NGOS
[exhibition] |
| 3 - 4 May |
| Integrate 2008 |
| by Migrant Voices |
| 12-8pm |
| As part of the Labour Day celebrations, Migrant
Voices will present works done largely by work-permit holders
(foreign workers) through past workshops, including paintings,
drawings, writing and photographs. |
| Free entry |
| > URL
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 20 - 27 Apr |
| Influx |
| by Eileen Reynolds & Joan Kelly |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| This exhibition presents a body of work that
critiques, celebrates and reflects upon the multifarious nature
of Singapore's working communities. |
| Free entry |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 23 Feb - 16 Apr |
| Pictures of Life |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| FLEA MARKET |
| 29 + 30 Mar |
| Pasar PM |
| 12-8pm |
| Browse and purchase new and pre-loved
items from local artists, creatives and other interesting people.
This one is held in collaboration with our neighbour Museum
of Shanghai Toys. |
| Free entry |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
18 Jan - 10 Feb
(Closed from 6 - 8 Feb) |
| Still/Life |
| by Jason Lim |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
Still/Life questions the notion that Still Life is a sedate and traditional form of expression. The group of works in this exhibition carries with them an alternating current, a constantly reversing flow from one polarity to another; from stillness to movement, from fragility to sturdiness, from permanence to impermanence; from monochrome to colour and from light to shade. The concept of ‘still’ and ‘life’ may themselves also be opposites. The dialogues of opposites extend indefinitely and invite each viewer to arrive at his/her meaning.
Gallery Talk by Jeremy Chu on 19 Jan at 2pm and 30 Jan at 7.30pm. Still life drawing sessions on 2+3 Feb from 2pm - 6pm. Paper and pencils provided.
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| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 17 Dec (Wed), 7.30pm |
| Artist-in-Residence Talk |
| A talk by Holly Pereira, our artist-in-residence from Dublin. She'll talk about her work and her activities during her 3 months in Singapore. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 10 Dec (Wed), 8pm |
| Currents in the West |
| Halfelephant |
| A showcase of nine short films and videos from Halfelephant, an Asia-Pacific filmmakers and moving-image artists collective founded by
current students and alumni of the School of the Art Institute of
Chicago. |
| > URL < |
| $8 / $12 |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 19 Nov (Wed), 7.30pm |
| Stalker |
| Screening of Stalker (Tarkovsky, 1979) to raise funds for Post-Museum. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 22 Oct (Wed), 7.30pm |
| Solaris |
| Screening of Solaris (Tarkovsky, 1972) as part of Excelsior Mortis! to raise funds for Post-Museum. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| ARCHITECTURE [presentation] |
| 3 Oct, 8pm |
| Complexity, Ambiguity and Ethnicity: Architectural Projects at Kampong
Kapor |
| by Dr Lai Chee Kien |
| This paper was presented during Arte-Polis 2 International Conference and Workshop in Bandung in Aug08. Held in conjunction to Sub-lime. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [workshop] |
| 20 Sep, 1pm |
| Relationship workshop |
| by Action for Aids |
| A relationship workshop for MSM. Refreshments
and door gifts provided. |
| Free entry (Registration required) |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 17 Sep, 8pm |
| Talk by Swedish artists |
| Performing Pictures, Åsa Ståhl and David Cuartielles share about their practice and recent works. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 11 Sep, 6pm |
| Launch of Currents III |
| by ArtLink |
| Launch of the latest issue of this Australia-based art magazine. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [presentation] |
| 19 Aug, 7.30pm |
| Is HIV Becoming an Asian Disease? |
| by Action for Aids |
| The rising infection rates in many Asian countries is a case for concern and Singapore is no exception. AFA gives an overview of trends in
Singapore and the neighbouring countries while lawyer Thomas Ng gives an update on changes to the law. Part of IndigNation 2008. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [presentation] |
| 15 Aug, 7.30pm |
| My Wife, My Kids |
| by SGButterfly |
| From Son to Daughter, from Husband to Wife, from Daddy to Mummy, our speakers talk about their marriage. They finally be what they want, slightly later than others perhaps… Part of IndigNation 2008. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 13 Aug, 7.30pm |
| Discussion with Ooi Can Seng |
| A discussion on several issues regarding Singapore art and society. |
| Invited guests only |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 5 Aug, 7.30pm |
| Command N |
| by Mitsunori Sakano |
| A presentation on the art group based in Tokyo. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS [presentation] |
| 3 Aug, 3pm |
| Cruising Through History |
| by Oogachaga |
| A forum for sharing stories about growing up gay in post-independence Singapore. Part of IndigNation 2008. |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 30 Jul (Wed), 8pm |
| Fido |
| Fundraising for Post-Museum . |
| Pay-what-you-want |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 25+26 Jul (Fri+Sat), 7pm |
| Electricity (ISEA2008 Club Nites) |
| The second and third in a series of electronic and experimental music showcases presented by Silentt and Post-Museum. Featuring Amberhaze, MindFucking Boy, Sonicbrat, The Analog Girl, Boykulisap (Phi), Somaya Langley (Aus), Angelo Vermeulen (Belgium). |
| Pay-what-you-want |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 23 Jul (Wed), 8pm |
| Metalocalypse |
| Fundraising for Food #03's Community Kitchen initiative organised by Thunder Rock and Lightning Ball. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 16 Jul (Wed), 7.30pm |
| 14 x 10 |
| 10min presentations by 14 ISEA2008 Artists-in-Residence: Andreas Schlegel & Vladimir Todorovic; Clea Waite; Georg Tremmel; Gon Zifroni; Jee Hyun Oh; Jodi Rose; Kelly Jaclynn Andres; Mei-Kei Lai; Marie Christine Driesen & Horia Cosmin Samoila; Momoyo Torimitsu; Nigel Helyer; Shilpa Phadke & Shilpa Ranade; Tad Ermitano;
Zach Poff & Nate Aldrich. |
| Free entry |
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| MUSIC [performance] |
| 12 Jul (Sat), 7pm |
| Electricity |
| The first in a series of electronic and experimental music showcases presented by Silentt and Post-Museum. Featuring Kulturkampf, Dualtone, Wyxmm and Jodi Rose (AU). |
| Pay-what-you-want |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 11 Jul (Fri), 8pm |
| The 18th Elephant - 3 Monologues |
| The 18th Elephant - 3 Monologues (62 mins) by P. Balan and R. Radha (Kerala, India) has won several national and international awards, and the filmmakers will be present at the screening to discuss the film.
Proceeds go to ANMPU and Post-Museum. |
| Entry by donation (suggested: $8). |
| > URL < |
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| ART [film] |
| 2 Jul (Wed), 8pm |
| Screening 5 |
| Invited guests only |
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| NGOS [workshop] |
| 29 Jun, 8am-6pm |
| You Can Make A Difference |
| by TWC2 |
| A public education workshop on TWC2's work. |
| Registration required |
| > URL < |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 25 Jun (Wed), 8pm |
| Six-String Samurai |
| Fundraising for Food #03's Community Kitchen initiative organised by Thunder Rock and Lightning Ball. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| ART [presentation] |
| 28 May (Wed), 8pm |
| Talk by Oneika Russell |
Our
current artist-in-residence, Oneika Russell (Jamaica), will talk about
her work and her experiences during her stay in Singapore. |
| Free entry |
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| FILM [fundraising] |
| 21 May (Wed), 8pm |
| Wild Zero |
| Fundraising for TWC2 organised by Thunder Rock and Lightning Ball. |
| $8 / $12 |
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| ART
[presentation] |
| 13 May (Tue), 8pm |
| Arts for Social Change |
| Erica Eaton |
| Eaton, artist and founder of Evolutionary
Girls (USA), talks about her practice which is concerned with
the ways that art can function as a change agent within different
places and spaces. |
| Free entry |
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| ART [film] |
| 19 Mar (Wed), 8pm |
| Screening 4 |
| Invited guests only |
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| ART
[presentation] |
| 26 Feb (Tue), 8pm |
| Artist-in-Residence Talk |
| Dirk Fleischmann |
Fleischmann's works interfere in the economical fields of society. In this talk, he will discuss his latest project on the fashion industry, where he designed a shirt and vest after his fancy in co-operation with the Korean fashion company SSamzie Co., Ltd. This project triggers issues related to commodity fetishism and seeks to redefine the relation between labour and commodity which is usually obscured. |
| Free entry |
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| ART
[film] |
| 12 Feb (Tue), 8pm |
| Screening 3 |
| Invited guests only |
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| ART
[film] |
| 23 Jan (Wed), 8pm |
| Screening 2 |
| Invited guests only |
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| In STUDIO ONE |
| From Nov: Ong Xiao Yun > URL < |
| Till Oct: Chun Kaifeng > URL < |
| Chun Kaiqun
> URL
< |
| Joo Choonlin |
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| In STUDIO TWO |
| Ivanho Harlim
> URL
< |
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| In STUDIO THREE |
| Oct-Dec: Holly Pereira |
| Sep: Dirk Fleischmann |
| Aug: Li Cassidy-Peet |
| Mar-Jul: Oneika Russell |
| Feb: Dirk Fleischmann > URL < |
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| In STUDIO FOUR |
| From Aug: Fat Pixel > URL < |
| Till Jul: Chua Koon Beng > URL <
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| In OFFICE |
| ArtSingapore.org
> URL
< |
| IFIMA >
URL
< |
| musicians.com.sg >
URL
< |
| p-10 >
URL
< |
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YEAR
2007 |
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| Contemporary Vegetarian Café: |
| FOOD #03 |
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| Exhibition Space: |
| SHOW ROOM |
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| Multi-Purpose Room: |
| BACK ROOM |
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| Working Spaces: |
| STUDIOS/OFFICES |
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| Season 1 |
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| Opening hours: 5-10pm (Tue+Wed+Thu), 3pm-11.30pm
(Fri), 12-11pm (Sat+Sun) (other times by appointment) |
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| > URL
or call 6396 7980 < |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 20 Dec - 13 Jan 08 |
| Eternity |
| by Chua Chye Teck |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| FLEA
MARKET |
| 15 + 16 Dec |
| Pasar PM |
| 12-8pm |
| Browse and purchase new and pre-loved items
from local artists and creatives. Get great Christmas presents
while supporting the local arts and creative community! |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS
[exhibition] |
| 28 Nov - 9 Dec |
| Go Veg |
| by Vegetarian Society Singapore |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| An exhibition on the benefits of vegetarianism. |
| Free entry |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 2 - 25 Nov |
| Anthology Blues Part 2 |
| by Kai Lam |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 26 Sep - 23 Oct |
| An Index of Kindness |
| by Ruark Lewis & Jonathan Jones |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 8 - 18 Sep |
| Building Post-Museum |
| by Chua Koon Beng |
| Opening hours: 6-10pm (Tue-Fri) and 12-10pm
(Sat+Sun). |
| An exhibition showcasing charcoal
drawings on paper. The works are portraits of the people who
have helped made Post-Museum possible. |
| Free entry |
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| ART
[exhibition] |
| 30 Aug - 1 Sep |
| Anthology Blues Part 1 |
| by Kai Lam |
| A 56-hour performance beginning 12pm on 30
Aug and ending 8pm on 1 Sep. |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| ART
[film] |
| 27 Dec (Thu), 7.30pm |
| Screening 1 |
| Invited guests only |
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| DESIGN
[presentation] |
| 4 Dec (Tue), 7.30pm |
| Designing Post-Museum |
| Covering various design considerations involved
in transforming a 1920s shophouse into a cultural space which
is Post-Museum. |
| Free entry |
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| NGOS
[presentation] |
| 1 Dec (Sat), 5pm |
| Reclaim the Screens |
| Organised by Prohibited Protests & Pathetic
Ape |
| Invited guests only |
| > URL
< |
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| ART
[presentation] |
| 22 Nov (Thu), 8pm |
| Crossing Over |
| by The Evolutionary Girls Club |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| ART
[dialogue] |
| 15 Nov (Thu), 7.30pm |
| Kai Lam & Isrizal |
| In conjunction with Anthology Blues Part 2
held in Show Room. |
| Free entry |
| > URL
< |
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| In STUDIO ONE |
| Chun Kaifeng
> URL
< |
| Chun Kaiqun
> URL
< |
| Joo Choonlin |
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| In STUDIO TWO |
| Ivanho Harlim
> URL
< |
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| In STUDIO THREE |
| Oct-Dec: Robert Guth |
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| In STUDIO FOUR |
| Chua Koon
Beng > URL
< |
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| In OFFICE |
| ArtSingapore.org
> URL
< |
| IFIMA >
URL
< |
| musicians.com.sg >
URL
< |
| p-10 >
URL
< |
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Latest
update: 0241 on 21 August 2011 |