Tanya Michele Amador (Graduated in 2019)

Category - alumni
Based in Singapore for the last ten years, Tanya Michele Amador is an independent curator and freelance writer specialising in Southeast Asian contemporary art.  She has collaborated with local art galleries and worked with international artists such as the Gao Brothers and local artists such as Aiman, Justin Lee and Nandita Mukand on curated projects and events.  As a published writer, she has Read more....

Sofia Coombe (Graduated in 2019)

Category - alumni
Sofia moved to Singapore in 2010 and has been involved in the arts since her arrival. Initially training as a docent with the Singapore Art Museum, she took on the role of press and media relations at STPI (Singapore Tyler Print Institute) in 2014. Two years later, she set up Art Locker, a Singapore-based boutique art consultancy offering marketing, PR and strategic advice. Prior to her move to Southeast Read more....

2019 Theses

Category - thesis
Name: Abdul Hafiiz Bin Abdul Karim Thesis Title: What the Hack? A Queer Exploration of New Media Art Collectives in Indonesia Thesis Abstract: Technological progress in Indonesia raises questions regarding the extent to which Indonesians are dealing with the impact of new media. This dissertation aims to develop a queer lens through which we can engage with the complexities of digital culture. By Read more....

Biennales: An Asian Renarration

Category - annual lecture 2019
Professor Anthony Gardner will deliver the 8th MA Asian Art Histories Annual Lecture on 28 March 2019 Thursday 28 March 2019 7.00pm-9.00pm Block F Level 2 #F202 LASALLE College of the Arts 1 McNally Street Free admission (on a first-come first-served basis) RSVP: theresa.tan@lasalle.edu.sg In Biennials, Triennials, and documenta, Charles Green and Anthony Gardner narrate a history Read more....

Art and Action : Contemporary Art and Discourse in Southeast Asia

Category - events
Art and Action is an international art history conference that critically examines the development of art practices in Southeast Asia from the 1970s to the present. It focuses on the role of artists and artworks as social conduits, with the aim of generating discourses specific to the contexts and conditions of the region. New modes of artistic production have come to the fore in Southeast Asia Read more....