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Summer School as School: Experience of Interdisciplinary Educational Program in Kosovo, Prishtina
Albert Heta, an artist and curator, will present his work and the work of Stacion—Center for Contemporary Art Prishtina and the program for Summer School as School, a unique collaborative international art and education platform based in Prishtina, Republic of Kosovo.
Originally inspired by the case of Kosovo, where the education system was structured in the mid-1970s, Summer School as School is designed to unite and disseminate critical knowledge and address relevant challenges of today, implementing new models and possibilities in art education and artistic collaboration. It is a unique collaborative international educational platform based in Prishtina, as a progressing model; developing an interdisciplinary curriculum and engaging practitioners from the region and beyond in sharing knowledge and expertise with international students and the public.
About Summer School as School
Hosted by Stacion, the 2019 program of Summer School as School will revolve around 13 courses, the public program with lectures, conferences, performances, film school program, DJ sessions and exhibitions by artists, writers, and scholars, including: Julieta Aranda, Inke Arns, Franc Ashiku, Zdenka Badovinac, Margot Bouman, Sezgin Boynik, Eva Birkenstock, Boris Buden, DJ Tahira, Keti Chukhrov, Charles Esche, Patricia Falguières, Lek M. Gjeloshi, Tone Hansen, Koh Nguang How, Hristina Ivanovska, Ana Janevski, Sami Khatib, Elzbieta Matynia, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Suzana Milevska, Nebojsa Milikić, Miran Mohar, Cesare Pietroiusti, Renaud Proch, Petrit Pula, Armina Pilav, Bernhard Rüdiger, Anri Sala, Renata Salecl, Gasper Tamas, Marina Otero Verzier, Jelena Vesić and Gëzim Visoka, amongst others. The program is held August 5 – 21, 2019.
Additional information about the program is available here: http://www.stacion.org/
Image credit: Franc Ashiku, Mueji i të rejave, 1969, tempera on paper, 99 x 70cm. Poster design: DZG.
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RAW FORMS
Contemporary Figurative Art in Singapore
Bringing together for the first time a group of 18 contemporary artists in Singapore who significantly employ figuration in their practices, RAW FORMS was conceived as an exercise in reflecting and understanding why these artists continue to be drawn to figuration and in particular, the human figure, as a primary subject of their works.
It observes a growing number of such contemporary practices which often veer away from realist traditions, and rather manipulate a range of expressionist depictions, exaggerated proportions, emotive renderings and abstract forms.
What is the continued value in making figurative works? Is figurative art more accessible in their immediacy? And lastly, how does one depict or capture the rawness of humanity?
Featuring:
Aisha Rosli
Alvin Ong
Faris Heizer
Haq
Hilmi Johandi
Howie Kim
Jeremy Hiah
Jimmy Ong
Jon Chan
Karl Kerridge
Low Zu Boon
Moses Tan
Seelan Palay
Tang Mun Kit
Terence Teh
Toh Bee Suan
Oneal Parbo
Yanyun Chen
Opening 7pm, 3 May 2019.
Exhibition runs till 12 May 2019, 12pm to 8pm (weekends), 5pm to 8pm (weekdays).
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Coda Culture is proud to announce the opening of MASURI’s first solo presentation, SOFTSTRONG.
Exhibition opens 7pm, 19 April 2019.
Runs 12pm - 8pm till 27 April 2019.
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ARTIST STATEMENT
MASURI (b.1990, Singapore) is an artist whose core practice concerns the idea of materiality and the transformative potential of everyday industrial materials into painting media. This interest is informed by the expansive parameters of abstraction and the blurring distinctions between painting and sculpture.
His sculptural paintings, objects, and drawings tap on unconventional materials like silicon, polyurethane, and gypsum as a conduit towards larger narratives of personal memory, visual recreation, and tactile perception.
BIOGRAPHY
MASURI graduated in 2018 with BA Fine Art (First Class Honours) from LASALLE College of the Arts accredited by Goldsmiths, University of London. He was a recipient of the prestigious Goh Chok Tong Youth Promise Award as well as the coveted International TAKIFUJI Art Award by Japan Traffic Culture Association. In 2018, he received The Winston Oh Travelogue Award (Research) and he was accorded the Anugerah Cemerlang by MENDAKI for emerging in the top percentile of his cohort.
He has had participated in several group exhibitions notably in Gajah Gallery, TCC International Building, Institute Contemporary Arts Singapore, Meiji Kinenkan, and Gallery Tomo to name a few. He was featured in various newspapers, catalogues, and online articles such as Lifestyle, TODAYonline, Berita Minggu, Berita Harian, Year-In-Review, HYPE & STUFF, and Nenkasha New Art Newspaper.
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Following the cancellation of Art Stage, Coda Culture and Your Mother Gallery present Backstage, an exhibition showcasing all the works that were meant to be seen at the fair.
See works by these artists: Eve Tan, Veronyka Lau, Chen Ziwei. Fiona Koh, Karl Kerridge, Yen Phang, Jaxton Su, Hyung Min, Kai Que, A’shua Imran, Seelan Palay, almostasthma, Divaagar, Erica Chung, Ben Puah, Jeremy Hiah, Gilles Massot, Glenn Lim, Tang Mun Kit, Norah Lea & Vimal Kumar, Odelia Tang, Rachel Goh, Richard Lim, Rush Rubin, Akai Chew, and SKL0.
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Keen to contribute to our inaugural issue?
CODAMAG is an independent magazine focusing on contemporary art in Singapore. Planned for annual publication, we aim to present a collection of artworks, articles, and other creative expressions, encouraging the appreciation and reach of contemporary art practices on this mostly sunny (and occasionally temperamental) little island.
We are currently accepting submissions for our inaugural issue in 2019. Creative pursuits in the form of artworks, interviews, reviews, reportage, essays, poetry, letters, oddities and eccentricities, etc. are all welcome. Our only requests are for submitters to be based in Singapore, and submissions to reflect relevance to local contexts.
Submit at http://codamag.art/.
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Opening on 20th Jan at the new Coda Culture! Orthodox is a group exhibition showcasing contemporary thoughts on personal faith and tradition.
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The Coda Culture annual show happens this Saturday at 7pm! Come check out works by all the artists who've shown at the space this year!
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‘When Something is Nothing’ is Odelia Tang's first solo exhibition on her research investigating the Eastern and Western philosophies of being and becoming.
Tang invites the viewer to participate in the act of becoming and unbecoming, transformation and transcendence, hopefully to come to a fuller understanding of their individual identity.
Opening 7pm, 27 October.
Artist's talk 7pm, 31 October.
Exhibition closes 4 November.
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echoes;
dear spirits who have kept us alive
fragments that resonate
the silence of echoes
when the spirits resonate
spirits of echoes
To haunt is to resist leaving a home that is no longer there. 'The Spirits of Echoes' questions, through stories of ghostly encounters, spiritual disturbances and their resonance, what stays with you and what is left behind?
ila's first solo exhibition is an installation that weaves solitary cityscapes into polymorphous narratives of urban anxieties, historical traumas, and the forgotten.
Opening 7pm, 14 September.
Artist's talk 7pm, 20 September.
Exhibition closes 23 September.
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'In Love', is an enquiry into the performative nature of romantic love. The series centers itself through a simulated relationship between artist Norah Lea and collaborator, Nicolas Ow.
The exhibited collection of photographs juxtaposes almost candid images of romance with textual documentation of how the performers felt towards each other during the process.
Opening 7pm, 14 July
Panel discussion at 7pm, 18 July
Exhibition runs till 21 July
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'The Labyrinth of Things' is an exhibition of new line drawings by Rizman Putra, exploring the transformation of gesture and form on paper to document the relationship between objects of art and the world.
'The Labyrinth...' features approximately 100 works that connect drawing with subjects of painting, sculpture, photography, film, and dance, making the case for a discursive history of mark making, while mapping an alternative project of drawing in the 21st century
Opening 7pm, 30 June.
Artist’s talk at 7pm, 4 July.
Exhibition runs till 7 July.
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Reaching a large mass of anonymous public, the mass media delivers information on happenings around the world each day – professing to impart social truths, and likewise depended on by its readers to uphold objectivity, credibility, and to serve the public interest.
'Cover Story' marks the first solo exhibition by Richard Lim, probing our very own ubiquitous print media, The Straits Times, as the nexus for this interplay of knowledge and power.
Opening 7pm, 19 May.
Artist’s talk at 7pm, 23 May.
Exhibition runs till 25 May.
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Jeremy Hiah’s new solo exhibition, 'The Albino Circus', takes as its point of departure his own oeuvre of performance art and George Orwell’s Animal Farm.
As dual acts of preservation - in the form of self-memorialisation and preserving what it means to be human - the series of drawings sound a note of caution on the consequences of man reducing himself to an animal, either in the guise of worldly corruption or enslavement to work.
Surreal allegorical figures, part human and part animal, rendered in stark monochromes invite the audience into the cynical yet polysemic, black-and-white yet grey, world of its creator.
Opening 7pm, 28 April.
Artist's talk at 7pm, 2 May.
Exhibition runs till 5 May.
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“Why are we getting rejected? Why do we get approved, only to then have our artworks taken down? What projects are getting funded? Perhaps we could arrive at a fool-proof formula with our presentation, ‘The Rejected Proposal Showcase’.” - Desigirl 69
Come over to Coda Culture for a performance and exhibition by Desigirl69 Collective featuring rejected works and proposals.
Opening performance at 7pm, 14 April (Saturday). Exhibition closes on 15 April.
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Coda Culture collaborates with Get Juiced, a club at Clarke Quay to present selected works by Rachel Goh!
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If every inclusion implies an exclusion, then the photographs that map marginalised bodies and geographies in Benjamin Matchap's 'The Purple Line' assert themselves as what they are not. In challenging what we see and photograph as beautiful, the images re-articulate taken for granted assumptions of beauty - of Singapore and Singaporeans.
Re-drawing and blurring the boundaries of what is inside and outside of these meanings of beauty, the unconventional and the periphery push our values and notions of diversity and representation to the center stage.
Opening reception: 7pm, 24 February
Artist's talk: 7pm, 3 March
Exhibition runs till 4 March.
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