White Space provides a platform for collaboration and discussion of new ideas. The working concept revolves around practice and research, and the presentation of processes through such. Working with researchers, practicing artists and Southeast Asian partners at home and regionally, White Space offers a space for creative experimentation and critical evolution. This upcoming edition features works in progress as well as works with research notations by three young and emerging artists who graduated from NAFA and NTU’s School of Art, Design and Media. A selection of art objects, video and photography works showcase the artists’ inspirations and creative endeavours to highlight how concepts critically influence the method of making.
Some highlights of the exhibition include Singapore River Yantra, an installation by Vimal Kumar referencing the present-day geographical shape of the Singapore River in his visualisation of the River as a fictional feminine deity; Akar, a video work by Fitri Ya’akob on one’s eager search for a sense of familiarity, yearning for the comfort of home; and Between Hope and Dreams, a photography series by Antonius reflecting on the notion and meaning of contentment in Manila.
Venue: Lim Hak Tai Gallery, NAFA Campus 1, 80 Bencoolen Street, Singapore 189655
When: 25 Feb - 24 Mar 2021, 11am - 7pm
By: NAFA
