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Exhibition

chapalang

Gunalan Nadarajan and Roopesh Sitharan

22 January 2026 to 1 February 2026

11:00AM - 7:00PM

Free admission

Synopsis

Chapalang is a random and seemingly chaotic commingling of things haphazardly put together, and in this exhibition exemplifies cultural strategies and attitudes associated with 'making do'; making one's own the heterogeneity of technologies and things we inhabit. These creative reconfigurings and vernacular appropriations of technologies in Southeast Asia are gathered here to speculate on the radical potential of such cultural practices to unsettle and reimagine our relationship to the technological.
Artists
Haris Abadi
Giang Nguyen Hoang
Hoo Fan Chon
Witaya Junma
Mira Rizki Kurnia
Fendi Mazalan
Corinne de San Jose
Margaret Tan
Tisya Wong
Yang Jie

Curators
Gunalan Nadarajan
Roopes Sitharan

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