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Deciphering Dwellings: Home is where the ___ is

This group exhibition will feature works by emerging artists from Southeast Asia. Home is generally accompanied by powerful emotional bonds that engage us with a sense of nostalgic, almost mythical vision. A nostalgic understanding of home is a homogenous, peaceful, safe, and secure. A home allows people to be integrated within a meaningful and all-embracing structure through social and physical solidarity. Thus, the common expression goes ‘Home is where the heart is.’ However, there are other considerations when thinking of home. The eight emerging Southeast Asian artists in this exhibition suggest how a home is lived and experienced by people as a place.

Participating Artists: Azizul Nasir (b. 1991, Malaysia); Bitto (b. 1987, Philippines); Eko Bambang Wisnu (b. 1985, Indonesia); Issay Rodriguez (b. 1991, Philippines); Limhay Chhum (b. 1996. Cambodia); Ngoc Nau (b. 1989, Vietnam); Thong Yoong Onn (b. 1995, Malaysia); Tuan Mami (b. 1981, Vietnam)

Opening reception: 26 September 2018, 6pm

Soap-making Workshop: 26 September 2018, 7pm

Exhibition period: 26 September – 31 October 2018

Venue: Hatch Art Project, Asia Square Tower 1, 8 Marina View #01-02, Singapore 018960

Opening hours: 10.30am to 7pm (Mondays to Fridays), 12pm to 4pm (Saturdays)

When: 26 Sep - 31 Oct 2018,

By: Hatch Art Project

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