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Field Studies

  • Exploring the Social Curating and Archiving Project

    25 April 2022

    In this essay, Thomas Kong shares about his work in social curating and archiving projects. He charts how he and his collaborators discovered this concept and through community art and heritage project Curating Whampoa, developed it further. Deftly weaving art theory with experience, he reflects on the meaning of archives, and how the process of compiling and sharing them is a deeply social and participative process.

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    Community Development   Senior

  • A line of people holding signs and standing against a wall. The signs mostly say "Refugees welcome here." Fié is wearing a colourful red and yellow costume.

    The Adventures and Personal Manifesto of a Socially Engaged Art Practitioner

    1 March 2022

    Pre-Covid-19, socially engaged artist and interdisciplinary practitioner Fié Neo was journeying across America and Europe, where she started and contributed to projects driven by important causes. Back in Singapore now, Fié has many reflections on what she has learnt on her travels: both the beauty and the hard parts of working in, and with communities and wider systems. Get to know Fié, her work, and reflections in this interview.

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    Artist Perspective   Interview   Socially Engaged Arts

  • Group photo of collaborators for The Grandma Reporter Issue 2: Intimacy, Portland OR, USA, 2019 (Back row, from left) Sharon Cooper, Susan Green, Erika Dedini, Jacqui Jackson, Roshani Thakore, Maureen Phillips. (Front row, from left), Tammy B, Salty Xi Jie Ng, Crystal Sasaki, Valerie Wrede, Betty Canham, Mary. (Missing collaborators: Mildred Winters, Ellen Gee, Pamela Sky Jeanne)

    Being Ourselves Together, A Kind Of Alchemy

    16 August 2021

    How does artist Salty Xi Jie Ng work with people, and create spaces where they are free to express themselves? In her feature piece, Salty shares about her projects that were co-created with diverse groups of people from her time in the USA and Singapore. Read her fascinating insights on the magic that is created when people bring their true selves to a collaborative art-making space.

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    Artist Perspective   Co-Creation   Community Engagement   Socially Engaged Arts

  • The cast in movement and with happy faces, on a yellow background and surrounded by playful cartoon stars and squiggly lines.

    Reflections on Disability, Accessibility and the Digital in “What If”

    10 February 2021

    M1 Peer Pleasure's "What If" stood for many open-ended questions, which grew with the onset of Covid-19. Read our new Community Inspirations piece, composed of the voices of the cast, designers, production manager, and directors. This is a collection of our diverse team’s personal experiences, challenges, and learnings in creating this originally devised, digital production about the perspectives of our cast with disabilities.

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    Artist Perspective   Disability   M1PP

  • An illustration of seven artists who are holding or beside artistic tools or technological tools such as a paint palette, laptop with Zoom call screen, camera, microphone and circus props. A small whale is beside one artist.

    Community-Engaged Art During The Pandemic: Transforming, Transitioning, Thinking

    13 October 2020

    How has community-engaged art been kept alive during this period of Covid-19? After a call we put out in July to ask arts practitioners about their experience, this article explores how their work has been affected and evolved, how space and digitalisation have played a role in this, and what new insights they have gained from this experience.

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    Community Engagement

  • Elders share stories of the objects they had collected over the years during the first sharing session held at the Whampoa Community Club.Photo credit: Tsao Foundation.

    The Art of Culture in Community Development

    1 October 2020

    This paper highlights the cultural approaches, accompanying tools, processes and art forms to community development.

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    Community Development

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