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Pulp III: A Short Biography of the Banished Book(펄프 III: 사라진 책의 짧은 일대기)

1.7., 1.13., 1.17.

대담: 2022 싱가포르관 전시 메이킹

1.7., 오후 5:00-오후 6:30

작가 Shubigi Rao, 큐레이터 Ute Meta Bauer, 전시 디자이너 Laura Miotto, 아트사이언스 뮤지엄 부관장 Honor Harger가 2022 베니스 비엔날레 싱가포르관과 싱가포르 귀국 전시 제작 과정에 대해 이야기합니다.

토크: Talking Leaves(말하는 잎사귀)와 Pulp Vol. III(펄프 제3권) 비하인드 스토리

1.13., 오후 3:00-오후 4:30

예술가 Shubigi Rao가 자신의 영상과 책에 등장하는 사람과 사건, 내러티브에 대해 이야기합니다.

대담: Shubigi Rao의 Talking Leaves(말하는 잎사귀)

1.17., 오후 5:00-오후 6:30

감독 Shubigi Rao와 사운드 디자이너 Zai Tang이 영화감독 Kirsten Tan, Asia Film Archive 상임 이사 Karen Chan과 함께 Talking Leaves(말하는 잎사귀)에 대해 이야기합니다.

여기에서

Pulp III: A Short Biography of the Banished Book(펄프 III: 사라진 책의 짧은 일대기)에 대한 자세한 정보는 를 클릭하세요.

아트사이언스 심포지엄 2022

2022.11.16., 오전 11:00-오후 6:00
 

Lloyd’s Register Foundation에서 아트사이언스 뮤지엄 및 NUS Institute for the Public Understanding of Risk와 함께 주최하는 심포지엄입니다.

대담: Headspace(헤드스페이스)

2022.9.3., 오후 2:00-오후 5:10
 

MENTAL: Colours of Wellbeing(멘탈: 다채로운 정신 건강의 세계)의 개막 이벤트로 준비된 대담: Headspace(헤드스페이스)에서는 전시에 참여한 연구자, 작가 및 큐레이터가 한 자리에 모여 그들의 작업과 애드보커시 활동 및 실제 경험을 통해 정신 건강과 웰빙에 대한 다양한 관점을 토론합니다.

대담: In the Company of Trees(나무들과 함께)

2022.5.28., 오후 2:00-오후 6:25
 

아트사이언스 뮤지엄의 We Live in an Ocean of Air(우리는 공기의 바다에 살고 있다) 런칭을 기념하여 마련된 미니 심포지엄에서 나무와 관련된 예술과 과학의 세계에 뛰어들어 보세요.

Cesar Jung-Harada의 활동과 작품

물고기처럼 움직이는 보트부터 바닷물을 연료로 바꾸는 물에 뜨는 기계까지, 이 소개 동영상에서 Cesar Jung-Harada의 열정과 활동에 대해 살펴보세요.

Net Zero Is Not Enough(탄소 중립은 충분하지 않습니다): Cesar Jung-Harada와 Sarah Ichioka

Cesar Jung-Harada와 Sarah Ichioka는 체계적이고 구조적인 변화를 촉진하는 데 있어서 디자이너와 재생 디자인의 필수적인 역할에 대해 논의합니다.

Hope from Chaos: In Conversation with Professor Lam Yeng Ming

Professor Lam Yeng Ming (Chair of the School of Materials Science and Engineering at NTU Singapore) shares strategies in nanotechnology that can be repurposed to act against COVID-19, as well as sustainability-driven innovation in materials science that draws on the research of NTU scientists.

Hope from Chaos: In Conversation with Luke Jerram
 

Luke Jerram shares how his Glass Microbiology artworks question the global impact of deadly diseases, challenging observers to reconsider their view of viruses and pathogens.

Hope from Chaos: In Conversation with Cao Fei
 

Chinese contemporary artist Cao Fei discusses how her work, Isle of Instability, responds at a personal level to her time living under pandemic lockdown with her family.

Radical Curiosity: Curators in Dialogue with Rosa Pera and José Luis de Vicente

Presented by Rosa Pera and José Luis de Vicente (guest curators of Radical Curiosity), the inaugural lecture takes us through the universe of the unclassifiable investigator and visionary who, throughout the 20th century, foresaw the major crises of the 21st century.
 

The Future is Always First an Idea – Charu Kokate

Charu Kokate (Partner at Safdie Architects and Director of the Singapore office), who led on and oversaw the construction of iconic and complex structures including Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, Jewel Changi Airport and Sky Habitat Residential Towers, headlines the second session in an online talks series accompanying Radical Curiosity: In the Orbit of Buckminster Fuller.

Remembering Fuller with Datuk Seri Lim Chong Keat

Pioneer architect Datuk Seri Lim Chong Keat unfolds the regional story of Buckminster Fuller through the more than decade-long friendship which they shared.

6 Oct, 4pm

Orchestral Manoeuvres: Curators in Dialogue with Adrian George and Amita Kirpalani

Join the curators of Orchestral Manoeuvres: See Sound. Feel Sound. Be Sound for an in-depth look at the themes and ideas explored in this exhibition that expands how we think about, experience and understand sound.

Adrian George
(Director, Exhibitions and Museum Services at ArtScience Museum)

Amita Kirpalani
(Curator at ArtScience Museum)

6 Sep, 10am
Games as a Medium for Artistic Expression

Hear from Kevin Prior, Senior Lecturer in Game Software Design and Production, as he shares about how art and science can create immersive and emotional forms of storytelling. His talk will cover the history of games as expressive media, the main components that make games a unique and interesting medium, and some challenges and opportunities those who wish to pursue this medium may face.

7 Sep, 8pm – 9.15pm
Panel Discussion with DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore Alumni

Hear from DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore alumni as they discuss easy and accessible ways to approach game development.

In this panel discussion, they will share stories and challenges faced in their personal journey and how everyone can be a game designer!

10 Sep
ABCs of Healthy Video Gaming

Learn about the benefits of video gaming while debunking common misconceptions with Elyna, and Pauline from SOOS OIO!

13 Sep, 10am
Games as a Medium for Expressing Cultural Values

Cultural values and socio-political implications of games are important topics of discussions for the fields of humanities and social sciences. As educators at DigiPen Institute of Technology Singapore, Ms Shanthina and Dr. Sim Jiaying encourage students to make games that consider social issues and increase cultural awareness. 

14 & 15 Sep, 3pm – 5pm
Future Gaming Conference

Join us to explore how videogames are changing the world right now and discuss transformative ideas that are shaping the future of one of the most exciting media.

27 Jul, 8pm

Expanded Realities Conversations with Daniel Birnbaum and Honor Harger

Join us to imagine the future possibilities of contemporary art and technology as we explore how extended reality is transforming museums in inexplicable ways.

13 Jul, 8pm

Expanded Realities Conversations with Robin McNicholas and Sarah Ellis

Discover how creative directors and producers are working in blended reality spaces and creating new paradigms for how immersive storytelling can be experienced.

17 Jun, 8pm

Expanded Realities Conversations with Tetsuya Mizuguchi and Patrick Moran

Join us to explore how videogames are evolving beyond the screen and introducing new encounters that connect virtual and physical worlds in extraordinary ways.

10 Mar, 8pm - 9pm

Join us in the concluding Climate Conversations talk featuring prominent ecologist and President of Nature Society (Singapore), Dr Shawn Kaihekulani Yamauchi Lum. He will share about the efforts by Nature Society focused on marine conservation and coastal clean-up, and how we can play a role in protecting our marine environments and biodiversity.

6 Oct, 8.30pm

The series launched with a talk by Cynthia Doumbia (Director, International Exhibitions at National Geographic Society), who spoke about how this multi-year initiative harnesses storytelling to tackle the global plastic waste crisis and effect meaningful change.

20 Oct, 5pm

Intan Suci Nurhati (senior researcher at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences’ Research Center for Oceanography and National Geographic Explorer) highlighted issues in plastics management and her recent research work on the rising tide of pandemic-driven plastic waste.

26 Nov, 5pm

Mandy Barker (photographer and National Geographic Explorer), whose work involving marine plastic debris has received global recognition, shared how she has been working alongside marine scientists to transform data on ocean plastics into arresting collages of pollution.

26 Jan, 5pm

Renowned conservation scientist Lian Pin Koh (Director of the Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions at National University of Singapore) joins us in the penultimate talk to speak about how a better understanding of the potential and limits of nature-based climate solutions is needed to help inform our climate policy and investment decisions.

28 Sep, 4pm

Parents, educators and practitioners come together in Learning from Home Roundtable to share their experiences of at-home learning during COVID-19 lockdown. Join us as we discuss how this period of disruption is presenting opportunities to respond to new perspectives on parenting, teaching and learning beyond the pandemic.

Sanveen Kang (Principal Clinical Psychologist at Psych Connect)

Bob Lee (Photographer, founder of The Fat Farmer and autism advocate)

Cherie Lim Tseng (editor with The Birthday Collective)

Victor Lim Fei (Assistant Professor at National Institute of Education)

Elaine Ng (co-founder of The Learning Connections)

15 Sep, 5pm

Artist Talk: Sara Wookey

How do our bodies navigate the many invisible rules of the public space sometimes without us even noticing? Join us as dance artist and researcher Sara Wookey considers how our bodies relate to space around us and if the new safe distancing choreography of the public space might have changed the way we move forever. 

23 Jul

Artist Talk: Blast Theory

UK-based Blast Theory creates interactive art that reveals the interconnectedness of cultural, scientific, and political issues. Join us as two of the artists from Blast Theory, Matt Adams and Nick Tandavanitj, discuss recent works relating to the flu epidemic in 1918 and SARS in 2003 that have renewed resonance in today’s pandemic world. 

9 June:

Livestream session at 4pm

As Singapore eases out of isolation, join us in a livestream roundtable with industry panellists as they reflect on how the circuit breaker is offering a pivotal moment to reframe conversations around access and inclusion.

Paul Adams, Learning & Engagement Manager, Singapore Repertory Theatre

Serene Goh, Senior Programme Executive, Creative Services, Singapore Association for Mental Health

Grace Lee Khoo, Founder and Creative Development Director of Access Path Productions

Jean Loo, Co-Founder of Superhero Me

28 July

Take 5 with Clara Chow

14 Jul

Take 5 with Wayne Rée

16 Jun

Take 5 with Victor Fernando R. Ocampo

2 Jun

Take 5 with Daryl Yam

19 May 

Take 5 with Meihan Boey, author of The Messiah Virus

4 May

Take 5 with Steven Williams

21 Apr

Take 5 with Zhang Baoxin