GOTW#2 Night Festival Lates

On Friday August 19 and Saturday August 20, GOTW#2 co-incided with the 2016 Night Festival and with related events held in the  Objectifs courtyard. The exhibition remained open late on both nights and attracted huge crowds.

Alexandra Serrenti captured these audience responses.

Images: copyright Alexandra Serrenti.

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GOTW#2 Close-ups

Sarah Choo Sarah ChooSarah ChooZai TangManu Luksch & Mukul PatelCamilla Greenwell, Joo Choon LinJoo Choon LinDebbie DingCamilla GreenwellMin-Wei TingMin-Wei TingEmma CharlesEmma CharlesDebbie DingAnne Robinson (with Rachel Gomme)Lynn Lu & Tania De RozarioAndy LaceyDaniel KokDaniel KokJoo Choon LinSuzanne de EmmonyJoo Choon LinShubigi RaoEmma TalbotEmma TalbotLynn Lu and Tania De Rozario

Shubigi Rao

Gavin Maughfling, Andy Lacey

GOTW#2 Install shots

GOTW#2 Artists’ Gallery Talk

Gallery Walk Through and Talk,20th August, 2016.

Photographs copyright Alex Serrenti, Tania De Rozario &DEMprojects

GOTW#2 Opening Night Shots (2)

Photographs copyright DEMprojects

GOTW#2 Opening Night Shots (1)

Photographs copyright: Alexandra Serrenti & DEMprojects

Ghost on the Wire #2

 Image: Anne Robinson

Eighteen artists from Singapore and the United Kingdom will be shown at Ghost on the Wire #2, curated by UK-based curatorial partnership, DEM Projects (Gavin Maughfling and Suzanne De Emmony). The show runs from 18 August to 4 September 2016 at the Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film in Singapore. It builds on DEM Projects’ earlier successful exhibition at the Bermondsey Project Space in London in 2014, and introduces many of the works first seen in London to Singapore, alongside new works created especially for the Singapore show, as well as pieces by artists not previously shown in Bermondsey.

The exhibition’s theme is mediated communication. The title borrows from philosopher Gilbert Ryle description of the mind as ‘the Ghost in the Machine.’ The ‘wire’ can be seen as channels of communication such as the human voice, a telephone cable, Skype, text, or email. The ‘ghost’ might take many forms: the misunderstanding of a word or a look, an error in translation, a technical glitch, interference in transmission, or the barriers created by time and loss. The exhibition look at ways in which communication through different channels aid and fail us, in addition to asking wider questions about the ways in which we communicate. It takes in a rich range of art forms, from sound to painting, from film to 3-D printing and from digital photography to kinetic sculpture and interactive installation.

The opening event will feature two performance works. The first, Still Lives by Daniel Kok, is a durational performance which looks at the precariousness of bodies when bound by rope, while the second, a dramatised reading by Tania de Rozario and Lynn Lu titled Fuse II, examines ideas of technology in relation to personal histories.

Participating artists: Emma Charles, Sarah Choo, Debbie Ding, Suzanne de Emmony, Camilla Greenwell, Daniel Kok, Joo Choon Lin, Lynn Lu, Gavin Maughfling, Luksch-Patel, Shubigi Rao, Anne Robinson, Tania De Rozario, Emma Talbot,Min-Wei Ting, Zai Tang

Programme

Opening event: Thursday 18 August 2016

7pm and through:Still Lives by Daniel Kok; 8pm: Fuse II by Tania de Rozario and Lynn Lu

Artist talk: Saturday 20 August 2016, 2pm to 3pm, moderated by Gavin Maughfling and Suzanne De Emmony

Exhibition Dates: 19 August – 4 September 2016

Venue: Objectifs, Centre for Photography and Film, 155 Middle Road Singapore 188977

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm to 7pm
Sunday, 12pm to 4pm, closed on Mondays and public holidays