The title of this post belongs to my friend L.Low, who texted it to me as a joke sometime last year while I was preparing my work ‘In The Skin of A Tiger: Monument to What We Want (Tugu Kita)’ for Singapore Biennale 2019. Gnarly is American slang for a tough, intense or complicated situation… Read more
Participatory performance and installation commissioned for Singapore Biennale 2019, consisting of 13 solid-coloured banners in geometric shapes. The banners are constructed out of fabric reclaimed from political party flags, collected around Port Dickson in the wake of Malaysia’s historic 14th General Elections. Read more
Review of Singapore Biennale 2019 on CoBo online, by Caroline Ha Thuc, 4 Dec 2019. Read more
Malaysian artist Sharon Chin is calling for 150 participants in Singapore to join her in the making of “In the Skin of A Tiger: Monument to What We Want (Tugu Kita)”, an artwork commissioned by the Singapore Biennale 2019. The artist is inviting members of the public to sew on 13 plain banners made from… Read more
2-part video interview with Sharaad Kuttan on Astro Awani about ‘In The Skin of A Tiger: Monument to What We Want (Tugu Kita)’, my project for Singapore Biennale 2019, 31 Aug 2019. Read more
