Jase is a full-time artist and works in her own private studio space. She has actively participated in public exhibitions since 2003. Her interest in art is wide ranging and she has dabbled in fashion design, calligraphy and pottery. Painting is, however, her first passion, a subject she majored in at LASALLE College of the Arts when she undertook the Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts. She pursued Read more.... Jase Lim (Graduated in 2012)
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Jase is a full-time artist and works in her own private studio space. She has actively participated in public exhibitions since 2003. Her interest in art is wide ranging and she has dabbled in fashion design, calligraphy and pottery. Painting is, however, her first passion, a subject she majored in at LASALLE College of the Arts when she undertook the Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts. She pursued Read more.... 
Vidhya is a Singapore-based art curator, who is currently the Curatorial Director of The Gallery of Gnani Arts (a leading contemporary art gallery in Singapore and the region). She has curated more than forty contemporary art exhibitions since 2003, having been researching and writing about the visual arts on a regular basis. She holds an M.A. in Asian Art Histories and a B.A. (Honours) in Arts Management, 
Paul Khoo graduated from the M.A. Asian Art Histories programme at LASALLE College of the Arts, with prior education from the University of Chicago and Stanford. His research focus is on the Indonesian avant-garde in the seventies and their legacy. Paul currently teaches creative industries policy at NTU’s School of Art, Design and Media. He also sits on the board of the independent arts space, the 
Loredana graduated from the M.A. in Asian Art Histories programme and is currently an independent curator. She also teaches part-time at LASALLE College of The Arts. Loredana works extensively as an independent curator for commercial and institutional spaces in Singapore and Bangkok, promoting the visibility of young and emerging artists from Thailand and Singapore. Her academic and curatorial focus 
Upon becoming a volunteer guide at the Singapore Art Museum shortly after her arrival in Singapore in 2008, Daniela decided to turn her passion and appreciation for Southeast Asian contemporary art into a more structured and grounded path. She enrolled in the Masters in Asian Art Histories programme at LASALLE in its inaugural run in 2010. Whilst it provided her with academic, critical and knowledge