Thank You Too is a project by Joachim Baan. It is a business-card sized booklet with 30 cards, 5 post cards and a stamp. These cards can be send to a friend or a stranger, left behind anywhere someone might find them. In a book in the library or a bookstore, in a bag of an unknown passenger, in the mailbox of your neighbour.To give some respect, love and happiness to the people around us. To give a smile.
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Moments is a visual art exhibition which will feature the works of 9 up and coming local artists. The exhibition is inspired by the contradictions between the essence and (often) the absence of time in modern day living. This irony is sometimes amplified by people’s obsession to chase time without realizing that its awareness defines the notion of its existence. By camouflaging the exhibition in the backdrop of a commercial lifestyle mall along the bustling Orchard Road, the group of young and aspiring artists involved in Moments share their interpretations of this precious, transcendental dimension. Artists Participating in the exhibition are; Ruben Pang, Hilmi Johann, Jana, Weixin, KC Gan, Nelson Lim, Eunice, Dorothy Lim and Roshi Rao. 22-29 Mar at Orchard Central - Level 4 & 5.
- #On March 18, Singapore artist Yeo Shih Yun and Danish artist Rune Søchting will present a screening of their very first artistic collaboration. During a short and intense collaboration, they have developed a piece based on the investigation of sound and the moving image.In the work they explore the intermediary space between visuality and aurality playing with the idea of the musical score not as a fixed set of symbols, but as a dynamic and chance-generating system. This will be a unique opportunity to experience the premier screening. 18 March, 4:30 pm at LASALLE, College of the Arts.
- #Msxi’s first solo exhibition, curated by Mr. Terence Yeung, showcases a newly completed series that has never been seen before; an outright documentation of: failure, process, training, suffering, bruising, determination and a toast to “the beginner’s spirit”. Serving as a reminder that success never comes easy and it is the journey that is truly more important. This is a series seeking to encourage all who are in di fficulty and those that trudge the tough road. Exhibition Days runs 2nd April to 15th April 2010, 12noon to 8.30pm daily at Old School, The Art Studio, 11B Mount Sophia. Opening Reception on 1st April, 7.30pm, with kickass music By Adrian Wee (Poptart / Butter Factory) and loads of Free Beer.
- #MUX is a collective that is broke, open to collaborations, birthday parties, bread pudding and good tea. 20 March, 20:30-21:30 at 15 minutes Cafe, LASALLE.
- #Billy Soh is a photographer who practices in portraiture, food styling and photography as well as fine arts photography. Graduated with a Diploma in Visual Communication in Photography from Temasek Polytechnic, he is currently a freelance photographer doing mainly commissioned works. Billy was associated with various photographic collectives and art groups and has been independent since 2006 and is based in Singapore. Currently he volunteers with the Singapore Contemporary Young Artists Project in the areas of Photography and New Media. Join Billy on a retrospective journey of digital photography as he investigates the vulnerability and fragility of pictures and photographs in the face of new imaging technologies. 19 Mar, 13:00-15:00 at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts 1, Wing B, Room. 3-08.
- #For This Cycle will be releasing the two singles from the upcoming full length album in a CD entitled "Midnight Tales" in the month of March. Single Launch Mini Tour: 16 March 9:00 PM - Mosaic Festival - Indie-Mande @ Esplanade Outdoor Theater, 19 March 11:00 PM - Mosaic Festival - Music & Lyrics @ Esplanade Outdoor Theater, 27 March 5:00 PM - Weekend Trip - Up Close & Personal @ *scape: the lab
27 March 9:45 PM - Weekend Trip @ *scape: the warehouse.
Witness the making of Singapore's music history at the +65 Indie Underground series at The Waterfront. Whether it's the post-rock rhythms of Amateur Takes Control and I Am David Sparkle, the uncompromising sounds of The Marilyns, Amterible and A Vacant Affair, or the resurrection of The Oddfellows, Livonia & The Return (featuring the original line-up of Force Vomit), you can bet your top dollar that it's gonna be a weekend well-spent! 9 April 7.30 - 8.15pm: Amterible, 8.45 - 9.30pm: The Return, 10 - 10.45pm: The Marilyns 10 April 7.30 - 8.15pm: Amateur Takes Control, 8.45 - 9.30pm: The Oddfellows, 10 - 10.45pm: I Am David Sparkle 11 April 7.30 - 8.15pm: A Vacant Affair, 8.45 - 9.30pm: Livonia. Free admission.
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