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Exhibition
RAW Moves
22 January 2026 to 2 February 2026
12pm-9pm
Free admission
Synopsis
Step into RawGround 26: (Un)finished Work: In pursuit of the work of pretending (theme), a cinematic exploration of the delicate balance between appearance and authenticity in modern life. Featuring local and international artists, this edition delves into the personas we uphold, the memories we carry and the selves we shield. Through intimate, meditative films, audiences are invited to reflect on the labour of presenting oneself, the tension between outward appearances and inner realities, and the creative and emotional work of connecting with others. RawGround 26 offers a rich, immersive experience and cross-cultural artistic dialogue.
Artistic Director
Ricky Sim
Dramaturg
Nidya Shanthini Manokara
Featuring artists
Mari Kalabegashvili, Fangas Nayaw, Lau Hong Hu, Wan Adzlynn Fizra Binte Wan Fiesal, Gardika Gigih Pradipta, Euginia Tan, Tan Wei Ying and Wong Jin Yi
Opening Reception
22 January 2026, 7pm-9pm
To note
22 Jan - 26 Jan 2026 (Physical) - Free Admission / 26 Jan - 2 Feb 2026 (Digital) - Register / Workshop info & registration to be announced on RAW Moves' website.
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