ART REPUBLIK - December - February 2015
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Issue 5 - The One Year Anniversary Issue is a 280-page blockbuster comprising stories on the importance of Southeast Asian art; exclusive opinion pieces on Singapore as Asia’s arts capital from notable individuals; and a massive feature on Singapore’s best and brightest, the artists who represent her movers and shakers, what Singapore art is today, and who are flying the Singapore flag high, be it locally or on a global scale.
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Screens And Surfaces
A reflection on ‘Cinerama: Art and The Moving Image in Southeast Asia’.
Side By Side
Opera Gallery Showcases Dansekhwa and Gutai Artists
Tears Of The Ocean
A new exhibition at NTU CCA Singapore poses critical questions about human intervention in oceanic environments
Modernism Embodied
Defining the works of Cheong Soo Pieng
Looking In
Elling Reitan’s Works Encourage Contemplation and Introspection
Circle Of Life
UOB Southeast Asian Painting of the Year Award winner Sukit Choosri talks about life as he paints it
Chance Encounters
Dan Obana Explores the Subconscious With His Multi-faceted Digital Prints
Centrepieces
Claire Morgan Contemplates Mortality in Her New Exhibition at Galerie Karsten Greve
Building Blocks
George Wong Leaves an Enduring Legacy
'Feminisms And Contemporary Art In Indonesia: Defining Experiences'
In an unprecedented, inclusive exploration of feminisms in Indonesian contemporary art, author Wulan Dirgantoro, who is currently based in Melbourne after completing her Postdoctoral Fellowship with the Art Histories and Aesthetic Practices Programme at the Forum Transregionale Studien in Berlin, looks at the artistic practices of women artists in Indonesia, such as Arahmaiani, Titarubi and IGAK Murniasih, and focuses on the feminist strategies they use not only to make their artworks but also to navigate the Indonesian art world against the sociocultural and political contexts unique to the country.
