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Singapore & Perth Art Project

Paper Trails Between Lion and Swan

Co-organized by

Sculpture 2052 (Singapore) www.sculpture2052.com

Artsource (Perth)  www.artsource.net.au 

Curatorial Team

Harrison See, Desmond Mah, Yeo Chee Kiong

Participating Artists:

Six Australia Artist: Kelsey Ashe, Harrison See, Deborah Worthy-Collins, Di Cubitt, Sarah Thorton-Smith, Desmond Mah.


Six Singapore Artists: Ezzam Rahman, Nhawfal Jumaat, Terry Wee, Tan Yen Peng, Xin Xiao Chang, Yeo Chee Kiong.

Curatorial Breif:

  

At a glance, Singapore and Perth (Boorloo) appear to be categorically different cities: the former, the densely populated gateway between the global North and South, and the latter, the most isolated capital city in the world. However, these two coastal (and culturally diverse) cities share more than just the same time zone, and are bound by intersecting histories of British colonisation in the Asia Pacific region. It is this intersection that the Singaporean and Perth (Boorloo) artists of ‘Paper Trails between Lion and Swan’ have explored, specifically through the materialities of paper and textiles. This choice of materials is intentional and symbolic. Paper, as used by the British Empire (and so many empires before them) to invoke deeds, certificates and letters as tools of identity, division, authority and ownership; and textiles, as used for British flags, banners, uniforms and ship sails. ‘Paper Trails between Lion and Swan’ is an invitation to negotiate new intersections between Perth (Boorloo) and Singapore.

Show Venue

Sculpture 2052 - 18th Jan - 25th Feb 2024

Artsource - June 2024

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