Congratulations to Dr. Yanyun Chen who has been featured in the second instalment of Tatler Asia’s Most Influential series that identifies leaders across Asia in their respective fields making indelible impacts this year. The list focusses on the industries of museums, performing arts, literature and cinema. Dr. Chen is listed as fourth on the l...
Read more »We would like to congratulate Prof. Maria Taroutina on being elected as the President of The Society of Historians of East European, Eurasian, and Russian Art and Architecture (SHERA). SHERA is an affiliated society of the College Art Association (CAA) and of the Association of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES). As such, it...
Read more »This article appeared on the Yale-NUS Newsroom, Latest @ Yale-NUS section on Dec 23 2020. By Evan Lee Concert pianist Ms Li Churen is no stranger to performing in grand concert halls, international classical music festivals, or even playing classical piano in clubs. Yet, her commitment to her craft does not stop at performance. As...
Read more »This article appeared on the Yale-NUS Newsroom, Alumni, Latest @ Yale-NUS section on Dec 15 2020. By Joshua Wong Flipping a coin seems like a haphazard way to decide one’s life trajectory, but that was precisely how Lecturer of Humanities (Visual Arts) Dr Yanyun Chen determined to pursue art instead of mathematics for her undergraduate...
Read more »View the recording here: Artist Beatrice Glow will share her creative processes involving research within collections and site-specific histories, as well as co-labouring with community stakeholders, historians, and creative technologies. In her current artistic research, she is tracing the impact of trade goods such as Chinese silk, gunp...
Read more »This article was previously published on the Yale-NUS College website. Yale-NUS marks new partnership with NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore, Glow to be featured in NTU’s Residencies OPEN Yale-NUS AIR is supported by the Tan Chin Tuan Chinese Culture and Civilisation Programme Multimedia artist Beatrice Glow has joined the Yale-NUS Coll...
Read more »Beatrice Glow is a Visiting Artist-in-Residence at Yale-NUS College and is teaching the module “Media Arts for Just Futures”. During her residency at Yale-NUS College, artist Beatrice Glow will use multi-sensory approaches, ranging from experiential technology to olfactory art. Through collaborative artistic methods she will work with students ...
Read more »To coincide with the Artist-in-Residence public lecture on November 4th, this Yale-NUS Library exhibit, ongoing from 16th October to 13th November, Maquettes for Artworks by Chen Sai Hua Kuan are displayed alongside a portfolio slideshow and a selection of publications from the Yale-NUS Library relevant to his practice and the module entitled Sc...
Read more »View the recording here: Singaporean artist Chen Sai Hua Kuan is the second artist of Yale-NUS College’s Artist-in-Residence programme. His residency follows that of Andrew S. Yang and Christa Donner from the Chicago Art Institute who were in residence from January-July 2020, Join us via Zoom for a live-streamed event where Sai will discuss his...
Read more »“Mutantextures: World Building through Soundscapes” a workshop by Bani Haykal Workshop Synopsis Mutantextures is a workshop on creating / designing soundscapes through a combination of critical theory and practice. The workshop’s primary focus is to introduce students to several introductory concepts and tools in order to develop and...
Read more »Join Alex Scollay, a Hollywood visual effects veteran with over 2 decades of experience, to learn about Cinematic Lighting for Visual Effects!
Read more »Living and working in Singapore, Sai creates artwork that reflects his interest in the notion of play within daily life. His practice often challenges the habituated eye by deconstructing and transforming everyday objects, found materials and situations, so as to invite fresh interpretations of them. Sai sees his art as the outcome of conditiona...
Read more »This article was previously published on the Yale-NUS College and Singapore Art and Gallery Guide websites. Inaugural artists of Yale-NUS College’s Artist-in-Residence programme, Andrew S Yang and Christa Donner are working creatively with current social and ecological circumstances unfolding in Singapore, as the garden city takes new steps to c...
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The Artist-in-Residence Programme is committed to conversations as a central part of its programme. In preparation for the artists’ arrival, community dialogues were launched to engage various stakeholders – students, faculty, staff and institutional partners – to gather feedback and heighten awareness about the collaborations that potenti...
Read more »Artist Diana A. Chester will discuss an ongoing field recording project where she has travelled around the world recording Islamic call to prayer, associated gallery exhibitions using these recordings to explore human meditation of sound and her upcoming book which chronicles the ethnographic first encounters and experiences of this artistic res...
Read more »An evening together with artists Andrew Yang and Christa Donner, the inaugural Yale-NUS College Artists-in-Residence. As part of their residency, Yang and Donner are teaching the module Culturing Nature: Ecological Art and the Garden, which encourages others to use multi-sensory and multi-media approaches, experiments with drawing, photography, ...
Read more »This article was previously published on the Yale-NUS College, Yale Daily News and Singapore Art Gallery and Guide websites. Multidisciplinary artists Andrew Yang and Christa Donner selected as the first artists-in-residence Yale-NUS College has launched a new Artist-in-Residence programme. Multidisciplinary artists Andrew Yang and Christa Donne...
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Read more »Join faculty members Andrew Yang and Christa Donner at the Yale-NUS Air Dialogue and share your thoughts on what artists in residence can be!
Read more »Showcasing Drawing Methods, Introduction to 2D Animation, Documentary Photography and Installation Art.
Read more »Assistant Prof Parashar Kulkarni and author Linda Collins will be reading from their recent work, followed by a Q&A and an informal reception. *open to the public* Co-sponsored by the Creative Writing Programme, Writers’ Centre & Saga Rector’s Office. RSVP: bit.ly/ync-reading-nov Parashar Kulkarni is an Assistant Professor of Political S...
Read more »Join documentary photographer Matt Aslett and postdoctoral fellow Yew Wei Lit to discuss the importance of objective documentation and reporting and the essential practicalities of working in hostile environments. Sign-up link: https://tinyurl.com/yxlhqxmf See you there!
Read more »A conversation with Ute Meta Bauer and Laura Raicovich See you there!
Read more »Professor Mary Roberts is conducting a lecture focussed on a range of images of contemporary life in the near east by Ottomans and European artist and patrons that trouble such accounts of nineteenth-century modernism and orientalist. She is the John Schaeffer Professor of Art History at the University of Sydney. See you there!
Read more »Students from a Summer LAB (Learning Across Boundaries) to Okinawa, Japan will be sharing their creative works and experiences at an exhibition.
Read more »Join us for a lunchtime talk by actress, director, writer, and Yale Visiting Professor, Joan MacIntosh. Over this semester, Joan conducted two modules within the Arts and Humanities major: The Actor’s Journey: Training, Scenes, Performance, and American Avant Garde Theatre of the 1960s and 1970s.
Read more »Nurul Huda Rashid shares her art practice and holds a conversation surrounding the ethics and politics of gender, violence, image-making and image-consuming. Her current project, Women in War, is a survey of images of women in war, critiqued through concepts of gender and violence, politics of the visual, and the role of media and the archives a...
Read more »Applications for the NUS Museum Internship Programme are open until March 27. The NUS Museum Internship Programme aims to engage students by introducing them to museum work, providing research opportunities, developing skills, and access to mentorship. This programme aims to build a rapport with students and encourage their interests in the arts...
Read more »This course gives students the opportunity to engage with and examine arts practices and histories as they have developed in urban contexts at different times and places around the world. The case studies for the course may be drawn from various media including: visual arts, photography, writing, music, architecture, film etc. While engaging the...
Read more »Written by Professor Heidi Stalla | Image credit: Sean Cham “I came to Kerala in late February 2016. I saw light bulbs hanging from the trees. I heard the groan of generators mixed with the constant cry of crows. I heard the drummers on the boardwalk of Cochin, and the trinket vendors calling out...
Read more »With the National Museum of Singapore, organised by Professor Brigitte Peucker. Speakers Steven Jacobs (PhD, University of Ghent) is an art historian who specialises in the relations between film and the visual arts. He is a professor in the Department of Art History, University of Ghent, Belgium. Brigitte Peucker (PhD, Yale University) is a Pro...
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