Wednesday, 23 July 2014

Post-Museum Post (22 July 2014): Post-PopUp/AwakentheDragon



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Dear friend,
 
This week, please join us in Post-PopUp for one of the events happening there!
 
On Wed, we have Talk 3: “Notes on Performance” – Talk by Kyla McFarlane. On Sat, we have a day of food with Talk 4: The Production of Food is the Production of Stories: A Session with Elia and Dina and Kitchen Dialogues (free food!).
 
Also, coming up is our Awaken the Dragon clay workshop held on 2 Aug at one of the last two dragon kilns in Singapore!
 
More info below.
 
Thanks and see you again soon!
 
Yours
Jennifer.
 
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1. This Wed (23 Jul), 7.30-9pm
Talk 3: "Notes on Performance" – Talk by Kyla McFarlane
Blk 38 Malan Rd (Gillman Barracks)
Free
 
Kyla McFarlane will introduce her Melbourne-based curatorial and writing practice and discuss recent performative video collaborations between Australian artists and musicians, dancers and choreographers. Whilst in Singapore, Kyla is curating an exhibition for Objectifs – Centre for Photography and Filmmaking. This event is a parallel project to the exhibition opening in late Aug.
 
 
2. This Sat (26 Jul), 3-3.50pm
Talk 4: The Production of Food is the Production of Stories: A Session with Elia and Dina
Free
 
Artist Elia and curator Dina will broadcast from Yogyakarta, Indonesia to talk about their recent work, in particular, their project involving food and narratives. Presented by the Independent Archive & Resource Centre 
 
 
3. This Sat (26 Jul), 4-6pm
Kitchen Dialogues by Martinka Bobrikova and Oscar de Carmen
Free (RSVP for free food!)
 
Kitchen Dialogues is an artistic endeavour which aims to change consumers’ intellectual concept of overproduction of food from supermarkets. Kitchen Dialogues has presented various food-environmental actions in the kitchen around the theme of food surplus and this is the second of three editions planned for Singapore. For this edition, the artist-duo will be presenting Kitchen Dialogues within the context of a pop-up degustation restaurant. 
 
 
4. 2 Aug (Sat), 11am-12.30pm
Awaken the Dragon Public Workshop 
Jalan Bahar Clay Studios (Guan Huat Dragon Kiln)
$30/participants
 
Get a tour of one of the last two dragon kilns left in Singapore and also a hands-on workshop where you will make your own claywork which will be fired in the dragon kiln in Nov. Join us in this unique experience of singapore's heritage, and together, we can awaken the dragon!
 
 
5. Till Sep, any time
Awaken the Dragon 2014 Group Workshops
Any place
$25/participant
 
Join us for this community and heritage art event where we fire the dragon kiln! We are seeking participants to attend our workshops and make clay artworks which will be fired in the dragon kiln during our festival in November. Gather 20 people and we will conduct a workshop at your preferred location, at your preferred time. You can also choose to do a workshop at the dragon kiln at only $5 more person!
 
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Wednesday, 16 July 2014

Best cycling route - cycle all forever.



Here is an extract from this site talking about best cycling route. For those of you following the Bukit Brown Development and our work with SOS Bukit Brown. 

  "Best for history and nature: Bukit Brown and the Green Corridor
We couldn't decide between these two. The cemetery of Bukit Brown, for its utterly unique and rich heritage record of Singapore's early settlers; or the Green Corridor, once a historic railway, now repurposed as a strip of hidden park running north-south from Woodlands to Tanjong Pagar. But one thing's for sure: both are peaceful, quietly atmospheric, and rich in natural beauty. Get there before that magic is gone. "

http://www.skyscanner.com.sg/news/best-cycling-routes-singapore