床事—-A Thing Or Two About The Bed
Storytelling performance in conjunction with art exhibition curator tour
Bewitching and mesmerizing storyteller Kamini Ramachandran will explore The Bed in folklore and fairytales. Come and listen to her enchant you with stories of what took place once upon a bed, a long time ago ...
Date: | 12 Oct 2013 |
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Time: | 3.30pm - 4.00pm |
Location: | Fost Gallery #01-02 Gillman Barracks No:1 Lock Road Singapore 108932 |
Details: | Website |
床事---A thing or two about the Bed is the brainchild of curator Tang Ling Nah:
" With this exhibition, I am inviting 8 artists, designers and other creatives to explore the bed at different perspectives and meanings—whether it is literal or figurative—and to examine it with respect to concerns such as private versus public spaces, the tangible and the intangible, human relationships and emotions, state of rest and action; life and death, etc. It can be an investigation into the meaning of beds in daily life and the connections between all the beds we occupy physically and metaphorically over a lifetime. "
There will be a special storytelling performance by Kamini Ramachandran (for adult audiences aged 16 years above only) where she explores stories from fairy and folk tales that revolve around The Bed.
This visual arts exhibition showcases 9 works, with accompanying programmes such as artists’ talks and a storytelling session for adults, to explore the bed in its different perspectives and meanings—whether it is literal or figurative. The works, presented in drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, installation and performance, examine the bed with respect to concerns such as private versus public spaces, the tangible and the intangible, human relationships, the state of consciousness and unconsciousness, rest and action; life and death, realities and memories. It goes beyond looking at the bed as a place for rest and intimacy. In short, bed matters.
Organiser: activated C Studio
Curator: Tang Ling-Nah
Artists: atelier | small, Chin Mei Jie Janice, Lucy Davis, Tang Kwok-hin, Tay Bak Chiang, Arron Teo, Andrée Weschler, Yang Jie with Mavis Seah
Performance Group: STRANGEWEATHER Movement Group
(https://www.facebook.com/strangeweathermovement?ref=ts&fref=ts)
Writers (Contribution to Exhibition Publication’s Writings): Savina Nicolini, Adele Tan
Storyteller: Kamini Ramachandran
Venue: FOST Gallery, 1 Lock Road, #01-02, Gillman Barracks, Singapore 108932
Exhibition dates: Opens 6 September and continues till 3 November 2013
Exhibition hours: Tuesdays–Saturdays: 11am–7pm; Sundays: 11am–6pm; Mondays and Public holidays (Hari Raya Haji 15 Oct; Deepavali 2 Nov): Open by appointment only
Entry: Free (Programmes such as storytelling require R.S.V.P)
Gallery Contact: Ms Clarissa Cortes, Gallery coordinator, +65 6694 3080
Progammes:
06 Sep, 6:30pm>> Exhibition Opening
07 Sep, 3:00pm>> Artists' Talk
13 Sep, 8:00pm>> Performance by Strangeweather Movement Group
12 Oct, 3:00pm>> Curatour by TANG Ling Nah
12 Oct, 3:30pm>> Storytelling by Kamini RAMACHANDRAN*
19 Oct, 3:00pm>> Presentation of The Migrant Ecologies Project (Jalan Jati) by Lucy DAVIS
*For ages 16 & above. Limited to 20 guests. RSVP to [email protected] by 11 Oct.
Much thanks to Supporters:
• Venue: FOST Gallery
• Print (for artist Arron Teo’s prints): AVS Printing PTE LTD
• Food & Beverages: Geylang Claypot Rice