A discussion between the curator and the four artists in Between States: Candice Ng, Ian Carlo Jaucian, Miguel Inumerable, and Sharon Chin. Each artist draws upon his or her own artistic practice as a starting point in expanding the ambit of the exhibition’s premise and inquiries. Read more
What becomes the shape of our politics when we look away from territory? Between States initiates this inquiry as a critical attempt to resist our current geopolitical imaginary: one in which territory marks the limits of political agency. The works by the four artists in this exhibition examine the conditions and limits of the everyday practice and how that is enacted along – and against – larger, unseen forces. Featuring installation works by Candice Ng, Ian Carlo Jaucian, Miguel Inumerable, and Sharon Chin. Read more
In conjunction with ‘Afterwork’ exhibition, artist Sharon Chin will be speaking at the gallery at an event entitled ‘Pendatang: A Conversation About You, Me and Other Migrants’. This session includes a special presentation by Tenaganita and will be moderated by Goh Sze Ying, curator and writer. Read more
On 20 Feb 2016, I sat down to have a conversation in public with Sze, my friend and cohort. I’d been wanting to do a talk about taking part in APT8 (8th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art), but was tired with the usual slideshow-followed-by-Q&A format. Sze suggested doing the talk as an interview, which… Read more
(Goh) Sze (Ying) interviews Sharon (Chin) about taking part in APT8 (8th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art), Sat 20 Feb 2016, Awe Gallery, PJ, 4 – 6pm. This is a sharing and dialogue session in the form of an interview between Sze and Sharon. You can listen quietly or take part in the conversation. Read more
