In this workshop, you will have hands-on experience in making simple light circuits and building small wood assemblage bridges
Through these works, you will create a narrative of bridging a connection and learn simple lighting mechanisms to emphasize the idea of connectivity and dis-connectivity.
No prior experience in woodworking needed. Participation fee includes material costs.
Venue: The Seminar Room, NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore, Blk 43 Malan Road, Singapore 109443
Workshop Fee: $12
This workshop is by paid registration only. No walk-ins allowed.
BIOGRAPHIES:
Chiew Sien Kuan's (Singapore) work is preoccupied with issues of environmentalism, renewal, loss of urban spaces, economic progress, and technological development that have inevitably influenced and changed people’s sense of reality.
Joey.Spl (Singapore) is an artist who creates interactive installations about mindful awareness as inquiry towards an optimal sense of self. Her works combine whimsical ephemerality with sensibility of electronical mechanisms. She has been preoccupied with and compassed by the research and development of the Mind-Brain-Body interaction throughout her practice.
This is an education programme of the exhibition Siah Armajani: Spaces for the Public. Spaces for Democracy. Learn more about the exhibition here.
Image credits: Chiew Sien Kuan, The Hiding Place, 2019, mixed media, Woodlands Waterfront Park. Courtesy the artist. Icon courtesy of the artist.
Age
7+
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Address
SingaporeGillman Barracks Block 43 Malan Rd
How to get there?
5 minutes walk from Labrador Park MRT Station (Circle Line)