The Design Film Festival poster is designed on 150gsm monet paper, embossed with a seal of authenticity and produced in an edition of 250pcs.
Get yours now!
http://www.designfilmfestival.com/poster
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A report on my internship stint at at Büro Uebele in Stuttgart, Germany.
http://www.joannepang.com/index.php?/publication/buero-uebele/
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I know them; my dear family and friends.
Now I make a picture of them to remember and to savour.
But they are so close to me, too close, sometimes I cannot see.
http://www.joannepang.com/index.php?/fyp/p/
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I enter into Deutschland as a twine but left stronger a line. I was being told I was too loose so I needed to have more rules. When the Germans drink their beer and cheer, I became clear. For sure they will always be here, then maybe I have nothing to fear.
http://www.joannepang.com/index.php?/fyp/d/
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Today is a yesterday.
Today will slowly fade away but the colour will stay.
The colour of yesterday is the colour of today.
Yellow is there.
Yellow is quite near.
Yellow is always just here.
http://www.joannepang.com/index.php?/fyp/y/
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A store built entirely out of cardboard.
http://www.musement.sg
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LASALLE Open House 2010
Jan 16, 2010 – Jan 16, 2010
LASALLE College of the Arts, Various venues around the campus
11am – 4pm
LASALLE Open House 2010 gives a taste of a specialise arts education – including diplomas and degrees in Arts Management, Design, Fine Arts, Film, Media Arts, Dance, Music, and Theatre. There will be various Art and Design exhibitions, Arts Market featuring our students’ creations, live performances, career talks, creative demonstrations and more!
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ART & THE LAW
13 – 24 JANUARY 2010
The M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2010 will feature 20 international and Singapore works
including 3 Festival Highlights from Singapore, Taiwan and England.
This year’s festival will feature 6 works by Singapore artists and arts groups. Besides The
Necessary Stage’s Festival Highlight, __________Can Change, the other 5 works that have
been commissioned by the festival include Albert Tiong, Najib Soiman, The Institute of
Critical Zoologists, Teater Ekamatra and Susan Yeung.
The festival is proud to present the world premiere of Najib Soiman’s JIWO JIRO which
explores the laws of nature through the physicality of a ‘small person’. Fresh from his Best
Actor win at the 9th Life! Theatre Awards 2009 for his role in The Necessary Stage’s Gemuk
Girls, Najib is back but this time in the playwright-director’s seat.
Meanwhile, Teater Ekamatra will bring us the final installment of their trilogy of short black
comedies, presented as one complete experience with Bilik Ahmad Berdaki. The three
plays explore the dynamics and complexities of trust and betrayal (Bilik), of gender and
sexual politics (Ahmad), and of hunger and ownership (Berdaki). This time, the characters
and realities intertwine into one.
Albert Tiong’s The Passing is an original contemporary dance-theatre work that explores
Man’s existence as a process leading up to an eventual death. In this world premiere, Tiong
creatively stretches the boundaries and principles embraced by life, featuring unique
perspectives of life through the integration of a multi-media projection. Susan Yeung will
present the world premiere of Missing Statement. The work explores opposite reactions by
way of contrast between the dancer onscreen reflected in black and white, and dancers on
stage.
The Institute of Critical Zoologist’s A Guide to the Common Flora and Fauna of the
World seeks to explore contemporary human/animal relationship through wildlife
trafficking, by actively engaging the laws in various countries. The exhibition takes its
inspiration from a real life smuggling case where 15 endangered geckos were concealed in
hollowed-out books and transported out of Australia, only to be intercepted by the country’s
customs.
Check out the website for more listing.
http://www.singaporefringe.com
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