Exhibition
LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore Botanic Gardens
15 November 2025 to 1 February 2026
Daily 9:00am - 6:00pm (closed every last Monday of the month), no registration required.
Free admission
Synopsis
Though every archive may begin with a desire to remember, this exhibition reflects on the process and practice of archiving, and its afterlife. Five artists from LASALLE College of the Arts contemplate how their desires and perspectives affect the archives they choose to keep. This exhibition is motivated by the human tendency to record�not only to hold on to individual memories, but to open new pathways for care to emerge.
Dalilah Binti Mohamed Iqbal, Artist, Malaysian/Singaporean / Natalie Savann Oh, Artist, Singaporean / Nehal Agarwal, Artist, Indian / Wang Xi Jie, Artist, Malaysian / Zhen Hong Toh, Artist, Singaporean / Isabelle Tay, Curator, Singaporean / Samyuktha Kandaswamy, Curator, Indian / Sarah Alhabshe, Curator, Singaporean / Saskia Alifya, Curator, Indonesian
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