See NADA, Intriguant and Forests in 'Trust the Process', an NME x Baybeats documentary
NADA, Intriguant and Forests artists reflect on the importance of process in this new documentary produced by NME in partnership with Baybeats
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NADA, Intriguant and Forests artists reflect on the importance of process in this new documentary produced by NME in partnership with Baybeats
Queer East showcasing queer cinema and arts from East and Southeast Asia, 18 - 30 April. See the full run at QX.
Singapore Art Museum has new art commissions that will go on show at exhibition called Can Everybody See My Screen? Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Could you share a little more about how Bus.Stop.Art. came about? Amelia Abdullahsani (AA) Bus.Stop.Art. was conceived during [Singapore's] circuit breaker [period] as a way for artists to share their work no matter what restrictions we were facing. We saw other public art projects popping up around the world like Drive-By-Art in Los Angeles, where people put artwork in their front lawns and created a map from which people could follow. We wondered what we could do that would be uniquely Singaporean. While we already have art in MRT stations, we do not have art in bus stops. We also conside...