Exhibition
Rainshadow Studios Limited
11 January 2025 to 30 March 2025
Fridays to Sundays. Half hour time slots during these times: 10.30am-1.00pm, 2.30pm-5pm, 6.30pm-9.30pm. Please visit www.scarce-city.rainshadowstudios.org for time slots and booking details.
Ticketed
Standard Ticket for Admission: $32.00 per ticket, Concession Ticket for Students & Senior Citizens for Admission: $27.00 per ticket, Group Discount Ticket for Admission: $25.00 per ticket for purchase of 4 tickets and above.
Wheelchair accessibility
Synopsis
Scarce City is an interactive arts x tech experience that fuses serious games and immersive theatre to explore the psychology behind climate change and what it means to have enough. Audiences navigate a light-based resource management game involving body tracking technology and a 3D-printed environment made from recycled plastic. Inspired by Kate Raworth’s Doughnut Economics, the experience asks: What is enough? What happens when our society is driven by a predominant narrative of scarcity? An intimate post-game discussion invites participants to reflect on what it means to win and draws connections between their in-game psychology and their real-world implications for the climate transition.Participating artists/curators:
Elizabeth Mak, Artist, Singaporean
Leong Kei Sheng, Artist, Malaysian
Shawn Low, Artist, Singaporean
Leanne Tan, Artist, Singaporean
Jevon Chandra, Artist, Singaporean
Michele Lim, Producer, Singaporean
Public programmes:
Scarce City is excited to offer a series of talks, panels, activities, and workshops in collaboration with our supporters and partners. Please follow us on Instagram @scarce_city.sg for live updates on these complementary programmes.
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