- WHEN
- 14 – 23 January 2022
- VENUE
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NTU CCA Singapore, Block 37 & Block 38 Malan Road (go to Google maps)
- OPENING HOURS
- Tue-Sun 12-7PM
Fri 12-9PM
Closed on Mondays - ADMISSION
- Free Admission
- WEBSITE
- https://ntu.ccasingapore.org/
Since ancient times the divinatory art of geomancy , literally “foresight by earth”, has been employed to decode signs of distress in the world. Today, how do we relate to the state of the planet, and situate ourselves within the complex entanglements of progress and exploitation that continue depleting human and natural resources? The acceleration of environmental crises and ecosystem degradation are at the forefront of critical art practices. Many artists explore modes of ‘environmental tuning’ to question anthropocentric ways of inhabiting the planet.
With works ranging from virtual reality to film, performance, and sound, Free Jazz IV. Geomancers presents significant artistic practices from across the globe. The artists share an understanding of the world as a vulnerable yet resilient mesh of coexistences, correlations, and cocreations. Straddling ecopoetics and ecocriticism, these contemporary geomancers speak about ecological interconnectedness and invite us to think critically about our relationship with our planet.
List of Artists: Martha Atienza (PH), Ursula Biemann (CH), Carolina Caycedo & David de Rozas (UK & ESP/US), Chu Hao Pei (SG), Liu Chuang (CN), Zarina Muhammad & Zachary Chan (SG), Pedro Neves Marques (PT), Katie Paterson (SC), Rice Brewing Sisters Club (KOR), Daniel Steegmann Mangrané (ESP/BR), Jana Winderen (NO), Robert Zhao Renhui (SG)
Free Jazz IV. Geomancers is kindly supported by Nicoletta Fiorucci Russo De Li Galli and IHME
Image Courtesy the Rice Brewing Sisters Club.
With works ranging from virtual reality to film, performance, and sound, Free Jazz IV. Geomancers presents significant artistic practices from across the globe. The artists share an understanding of the world as a vulnerable yet resilient mesh of coexistences, correlations, and cocreations. Straddling ecopoetics and ecocriticism, these contemporary geomancers speak about ecological interconnectedness and invite us to think critically about our relationship with our planet.
List of Artists: Martha Atienza (PH), Ursula Biemann (CH), Carolina Caycedo & David de Rozas (UK & ESP/US), Chu Hao Pei (SG), Liu Chuang (CN), Zarina Muhammad & Zachary Chan (SG), Pedro Neves Marques (PT), Katie Paterson (SC), Rice Brewing Sisters Club (KOR), Daniel Steegmann Mangrané (ESP/BR), Jana Winderen (NO), Robert Zhao Renhui (SG)
Free Jazz IV. Geomancers is kindly supported by Nicoletta Fiorucci Russo De Li Galli and IHME
Image Courtesy the Rice Brewing Sisters Club.
Listening through the Dead Zones by Jana Winderen
14 - 23 Jan 2022
Monday to Thursday: 8.00am to 9.00pm (last entry 8.00pm)
Fridays to Sundays: 8.00am to 10.00pm (last entry 9.00pm)
Listening through the Dead Zones
2021, sound installation, 20 min, on loop.
VENUE
Green Roof, Marina Barrage, 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951
The sound installation is located on the Green Roof at Marina Barrage, above theSustainable Singapore Gallery, accessible either via the walking ramp or the elevator.Once on the rooftop, visitors will find the work in the proximity of the glass house, on the southern edge of the rooftop. Visitors are encouraged to take the time to pause and experience Listening to the Dead Zones while facing the open sea.
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Art Outreach #01-24, 47 Malan Road, Gillman Barracks
14 January – 6 February 2022
IMMEMORIAL is an immersive, interactive, and multi-sensory installation piece that transforms a gallery space in Gillman Barracks into a portal to alternative realities, inviting audiences to step inside and create a part of a new world.
Gillman Barracks, 1 Lock Road, #01-01, Singapore 108932
14 – 23 January 2022
A solo exhibition by Jay Ho that reflects the role of faith in the art-making process, and the seeking of connections across time and space.
Gillman Barracks, Block 47 Malan Rd, Singapore 109444 & Streaming Live via SAW Digital
22 January 2022
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Why have artists become increasingly drawn to creating collectives What does working in a group offer to its members, and how is an artist collective’s success measured by themselves and others? We consider how these teams gain strength in numbers and work towards common goals.
Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Gillman Barracks, 5 Lock Road, #01-05, Singapore 108933
14 January – 19 March 2022
Sundaram Tagore is pleased to present an exhibition of work by eight pioneering women whose paintings, installations and photography reimagine spaces both real and symbolic.
