Exhibition

Reworlding

Debbie Ding

20 January 2026 to 15 February 2026

7.00-9.00pm, Tue 20 Jan & Wed 21 Jan | 2.00-8.00pm, Thu-Sun (22-25 Jan, 29 Jan-1 Feb, 5-8 Feb and 12-15 Feb) | Closed Mon-Wed (26-28 Jan, 2-4 Feb and 9-11 Feb)

Free

starch | 81 Tagore Lane, Tag A Building, #02-11, Singapore 787502 | www.starch.sg

Synopsis

Reworlding is an exhibition of new works by contemporary artists from Asia. Each artist responds to early virtual reality works from the early 1990s to early 2000s, revisiting a moment and digital space filled with utopian promise. Reviving the experimental ethos of that era, Reworlding is an invitation to imagine virtual space through artistic perspectives, where virtuality is not an escapist fantasy but a tool for rewriting histories, disrupting dominant narratives and constructing alternative futures.
Exhibition Opening
Tue 20 Jan 2026
7.00-9.00pm

-Talk: Panel Discussion with Artists
-Guided Tour by Artists
Time TBC
Sat 24 & Sun 25 Jan 2026

Public Programmes (details TBC)
Time TBC
Sat 31 Jan & Sun 1 Feb
Sat 7 & Sun 8 Feb
Sat 14 & Sun 15 Feb

If you would like to attend the exhibition opening on Tue 20 Jan 2026, or find out more about the public programmes held in conjunction with the exhibition, please fill in this form: https://forms.gle/mxmrkKK6vL8zmuhK9.
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