tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-52397918512273156672012-01-15T02:21:54.946+08:00occupies one unit of the many Housing Development Board (HDB) flats in the northern part of Singapore. Proudly containing a library, two working rooms, a kitchen and a storeroom (which HDB intended as a bomb shelter), it is the living, drawing, thinking, reading, writing, publishing, sharing and hiding space of Singapore artist Tang Ling Nah.Ling Nahhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08835905716935810950noreply@blogger.comBlogger511100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5239791851227315667.post-52433197328715755772012-01-15T02:17:00.001+08:002012-01-15T02:21:55.015+08:00

13 Steps - Tang Ling NahEsplanade Concourse Stairway Installation A. Title of ArtworkStep On!!B. DimensionsVariableC. SynopsisStep On!! is a site-specific and interactive art installation which encourages the viewers to ‘step on’ and enter the space of the Concourse Stairway. The Stairway now is not only a holding area for artwork, but also a transitory space for the viewers to move from one

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||| Movement is a public art installation created in collaboration with architecture collective atelier | small and sound artist Zai Tang for Hub-to-Hub Singapore 2011 (www.hubtohub.sg), an affiliated event of Archifest'2011. For more details, pls visit http://lllmovement.blogspot.com/ We call our team Team Aural. IntroductionHave you slowed down and listened?Can you hear the waves

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The works are:1. After NEL, Charcoal on paper, 23 x 23cm (with frame), 2003, S$2002. Reflecting Rotunda, Charcoal on paper, 42 x 30cm (Unframed dimensions), 2009, S$4803. Chastity Study II, Charcoal on paper49 x 82cm (paper), 2005, S$1570 (Includes framing) 4. Meeting at NM Lobby: A Noir Encounter, Charcoal on paper, 23 x 23cm (with frame), 2009, S$2005. An Other Space in the House II (Scene

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Title: ChastityMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 298 x 490cm (Central section); 2 x 298 x 129cm (Left & Right sections); 117 x 490cm (Floor section)Year: 2005Venue: CityLink Showcase, SingaporeThe above images give an overall view of the drawing.Study IStudy II

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Title: Airborne, Transiting WindowsMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 101 x 154cm (framed sizes)Year: 2008This was exhibited in Reminiscing on Paper at AFC Gallery, in Unfamiliar Familiarity at FOST Gallery in 2009. It is now on display at FARM Office, 261, Waterloo Street,#04-29, Singapore 180261 (http://www.farm.sg/about/contact/).

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Title: Descending/AscendingMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 145 x 140cm (framed sizes)Year: 2001This was exhibited in my first solo exhibition activated C in 2002, and also in Reminiscing on Paper at AFC Gallery, in Unfamiliar Familiarity at FOST Gallery in 2009.

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Title: Lifting CornersMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 101 x 141cm (framed sizes)Year: 2002This was exhibited in my first solo exhibition activated C in 2002, and also in Unfamiliar Familiarity at FOST Gallery in 2009.The drawing shows a corner of a Singapore public housing (HDB) lift from a top view. It takes reference from the old flat at Blk 1 Sembawang Road that I had lived from 1977 till

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Drawing the first layer with oil pastels (10 Jan 2011)Viewers 'excavating' the work, scraping the black oil pastel off to reveal the colours.Drawing as of 14 Jan 2011, 9:29pmOil pastels on paper150 x 500cmThe work primarily explores two concerns: Firstly, it examines drawing through erasure, employing the act of scratching or inscribing on a surface. It hopes to remind viewers that drawing,

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About the Exhibition:To some, the act of ‘making art’ may often be perceived as a mysterious and unfathomable process. In reality, the experience of making differs from artist to artist. Often, the path to a cohesive work is paved with points of stopping and starting, looking and re-looking, trying and abandoning and trying again. As such, this exhibition will depart from the conventional way of

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Photo-documentation 20 Dec 2010Esplanade Presents VISUAL ARTS @Esplanade Tunnel12 Nov 2010–2 Jan 2011The World Outside by artist Tang Ling Nah in collaboration with design collective atelier | small Singapore Tang uses charcoal, paint and paper together with the inclusion of architectural and furniture elements in her work. She creates ‘rooms’ along the Tunnel to provide an experience of illusion

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An Other Space Within the House II 《屋子裡的另外空間II》 Drawing Installation 空間裝置 Dimensions Variable 尺寸不一 2010Ling-Nah TANG’s work is inspired by the city’s transitory spaces, and it reflects on the conditions of the urban city, especially its speed and lack of intimacy and depth in interpersonal relationships.For this residency, she used charcoal, paint, paper, masking tape and existing architectural

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This work was commissioned by the Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay, Singapore, as part of the year-end Visual Arts celebratory event "Look After'' (Oct-Dec 2010). It was a drawing installation by Tang Ling Nah, done in collaboration with design collective atelier | small.Through this work, Tang hopes to encourage urban dwellers to slow down, linger and ponder upon questions such as "What and where

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June-July 2010http://kdmofa.tnua.edu.twOrganiser: Taipei National University of the Arts (TNUA)/KdMoFASupporter of my residency: National Arts Council, SingaporeOpen Studio Days: 2010/06/26 & 2010/07/28Artist Talk: 2010/06/09

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Title: Sloping Corner (Banqiao Library) Medium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 56 x 76cmYear: 2010

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Title: ShelteringMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 61.5 x 106.5cmYear: 2009This drawing was inspired by a view of a Tiong Bahru flat in Singapore.It was exhibited in Unfamiliar Familiarity at FOST Gallery, Singapore in 2009.

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Title: Mass Rapid TransitMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 212 x 151cmYear: 2001Artist's collectionThis work was exhibited in my first solo exhibition activated C at Alliance Française, Singapore.

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Taken 27 April 2010, about two weeks after the Singapore MRT Circle Line opened. The station has a skylight which emits light into the expanse of space in daytime. There is a pool of water as the 'ceiling'. The movement of water projects rippling patterns of shadows onto the wall of the space. It is an artwork by itself!

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One-day drawing workshop, basic drawing and life drawing classes can be arranged (time, fees and venue can be discussed). All classes for 16 years old and above. Minimum 6 persons to start a class. Please contact Ling Nah at tang.lingnah@gmail.com. Thank you!May, June and July no classes.

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Currently, I am teaching basic life drawing (8 weeks) at NUS (National University of Singapore) Museum, NUS Centre for the Arts,Singapore on Saturdays and Sundays. The classes have started. Look out for future classes on NUS Museum website (http://www.nus.edu.sg/museum/) or this blog.

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Drawing is my major medium of expression. I always believe that everyone can draw. We draw when we start picking up something that can make marks. We draw on any surfaces that can be drawn on. I am sure you draw when you were young, when you started holding a pencil or crayon handed to you by your parents. But as we grow older, we forget and due to various reasons (teachers saying that your

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簡介何謂繪畫？甚麼又是畫作？為什麼藝術家還在畫畫、還在思考繪畫的意義？在本展覽中，藝術家不只是把繪畫視為表達情感、概念的媒介，更誓言表現藝術家與繪畫之間的多重關係。繪畫是靈感的泉源，是思考的工具，也可以是透過雕塑、動畫、表演和裝置等創作媒介來重新加以詮釋。本展覽《對畫：臺北》延續了 2008 年在新加坡 FOST Gallery 所舉辦的《對畫》，2009年在香港舉辦的《對畫：香港角》。此次轉換場地至臺北展出，除了期望透過藝術家的作品，探討當代『畫』，也希望各國藝術家能進行交流與觀眾『對話』。因此，展覽期間會舉辦藝術家講座和工作坊。What is drawing? What is a drawing? Why do artists still make or think about drawing?Beyond presenting drawings as a primary

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Tang Ling Nah is a Singapore-based artist. Tang is fascinated with the city’s transitory spaces. Her work seeks to reflect and address the conditions of the modern city, particularly its speed and the lack of interpersonal intimacy in urban life. In 2008, she represented Singapore in the 2nd Singapore Biennale and also exhibited a work in the 11th International Architecture Biennale in Venice (

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Drawing installation using charcoal on wall at Singapore Art Museum's lobby (This is the top view), 2005.Curated by Joyce Fan.

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Jul 2000–Jun 2001 Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) with Distinction, Conferred by Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University, Melbourne, AustraliaJul 1997–Jun 2000 Diploma in Fine Art (Painting), LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, SingaporeJul 1990–May 1993 Bachelor of Science (Pharmacy) Degree, Faculty of Science (Pharmacy), National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore

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The StraitsTimes, Life! p. C6, 8 September 2004.Presented at the SINGAPORE SUPERGARDEN: An Ecosystem of Design Thoughts, Singapore Pavilion, the 11th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice.14 September till 23 November 2008.Curatorial team: FARMWORKhttp://www.supergarden.sg/A Luggage of PossibilitiesThis luggage contains the tools used for drawing and for the

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Solo Exhibition, On-site drawing installation at Front Row Level 3, Singapore, 2007.Medium: Charcoal, acrylic, emulsion paint, wood, mirror, masking tape on gallery wallDimensions: Variable

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This Journal belongs to: _______________If found please return: ________________ InstructionsFollow the images.Find the places.You may get lost.Observe.Count.Take you time. ........here.Here, There, Nowhere (ed. Willie Koh, designer Darrell Lim) is like a "guide" containing a journal of charcoal drawings and photographs with a questionaire that will prompt the participant to walk his/her own

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Details. Solo exhibition at Wan Ban Hall, Banqiao 435 International Artist Village（台北板橋435國際藝術村）, Banqiao 435 Arts & Culture Special District （板橋435藝文特區）, Banqiao City, Taipei County, Taiwan.This work comprises 5 scenes and was done during a three-month residency in the Banqiao 435 International Artist Village (October–December 2007).Medium: Charcoal on paper, emulsion paint, woodDimensions:

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Above two images: Drawing-in progress (photos taken by placing camera in continuous shooting mode);Bottom two images by Lishan Chang.Dreaming in Black & White, Charcoal, emulsion paint and tapes on wall and paper, newspapers, existing furniture, mirror, Dimensions variable, 2008, On-site drawing installation at Kahn Barn Studios, Vermont Studio Centre, Johnson, Vermont, U.S.A. (These images show

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I was drawing on the wall beside the video projection of the documentation of previous day's drawing.Drawing in-situ & on-site drawing installation for exhibition LOST CITY II, Sculpture Square, Singapore, 1 till 17 December 2008, using charcoal, emulsion paint, tapes on wall and paper, newspapers, existing furniture, video projection, Dimensions variable. Photography and videography by Arron

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A collaborative work with Michael Lee Hong Hwee, showcased at the exhibition Whose Exhibition is This? at Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan, 19 September till 22 November 2009. Curated by Fang-Wei Zhang策展人：張芳薇Artwork Concept 作品簡介Consulting the Supernatural brings together two cultural institutions—art and the supernatural—to investigate their functions, processes and limits. This work takes two

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One of my MY ARTISTS, Sookoon Ang.In response to the group exhibition Whose Playground is This? curated by David Chew, which explores the relationship between the artist-curator relationship, I invited artist-friends to share their views. The contributions by the eventual 12 artists are published in a book titled MY ARTISTS and presented in Plastique Kinetic Worm's 9th Annual Group Exhibition (

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This will document the process of tidying up, organising and preparation for renovation of activated C Studio.Image taken Jun 2009.

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This work is titled Contemplating Fullerton done in 2002, and was exhibited in my first solo exhibition activated C at Alliance Française, Singapore. It will be showcased at the upcoming inaugural NUS Alumni Art Show home, opening 27 Mar 2009. It captured a view of a corner outside Fullerton Hotel at night. Part of my art-making process is to walk alone in the city, and take photographs of

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2010 Hsiung Lu-fang(Contributing Writer), “Unaccustomed Art”, Exhibition Review: Unfamiliar Familiarity 2–31 October 2009 FOST Gallery”, Art & Design, Singapore Architect, Singapore: The Singapore Institute of Architects, Issue 254, pp. 132–7 2009 Nadim Abbas (Contributing Writer), “drawing verbs”, Review of Drawing Out Conversations: Hong Kong Leg (Work Meeting Before the Drawing reproduced),,

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2009 International Development Grant (Visual Arts), National Arts Council, Singapore2008 Presentation & Promotion Grant, National Arts Council, Singapore2007 2007/2008 Asian Artist Fellowship, Freeman Foundation, Vermont Studio Centre, Vermont, U.S.A.2004 Young Artist Award (Art) 2004, National Arts Council,

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Apr–May 2004 Artist-in-Residency Programme at Studio 106, One-month Visual Arts Residency, Dr. Ng Eng Teng Studio 106, Singapore

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Oct–Dec 2007International Artist Residency, Banqiao 435 International Artist Village, Banqiao City, Taipei County, Taiwan

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Jan–Feb 2008 The VSC Asian Artists Program, Vermont Studio Centre, Vermont, U.S.A. Photos by Howard Romero.

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May 2004 Artist, Drawing for ASIA, 35mm short film (5’23”) by Mr Fran Borgia, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, SingaporeMar–May 2004 Editor & Coordinator, GROUNDWORK IV: Small Packages, Exhibition catalogue for Foundation Studies Programme, Division of Fine Arts, LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, Singapore20 Dec 2003 Children Art Competition Judge, Racial Harmony Nite:

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2006–2009 ACM Project—A Collaborative Project with FARM designing a fan-shaped screen at the ACM lawn, Asian Civilisation Museum (ACM), Empress Place, Singapore2007 STAMP—a public art project to paint mailboxes sponsored by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore (URA), Commissioned to paint a mailbox at Raffles Place by organiser FARM, Singapore2006 Edgedale Project—A Collaborative

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2011Part-time Lecturer, 2D Module, School of Arts, Design and Media (ADM), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore2009–Present Museum Art Instructor, NUS Museums, SingaporeJul 2007–Present Artistic Director, Drawing Out Conversations《對畫》, FOST Gallery, SingaporeJul 2006–Present Part-time Lecturer, Department of Fashion Studies (Diploma Course), School of Visual Arts [BA(HONS)

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2009 Unfamiliar Familiarity, FOST Gallery, SingaporeReminiscing on Paper, AFC Studio, Singapore2008 Dreaming in Black and White, Red Mill Gallery and Kahn Barn Studio, Vermont Studio Centre, Johnson, Vermont, United States2007 An Other Space within the House, 435 Artist Residency Solo Exhibition, Wan Ban Hall, Banqiao 435 Arts & Culture Special District, Banqiao City, Taipei County, TaiwanSend Me

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2009 Whose Exhibition is This? Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, TaiwanDrawing Out Conversations: Hong Kong Leg 《對畫: 香港角》, Studio Bibiothèque, Fo Tan, New Territories, Hong Kong SARi carry your he(art), Exhibition-cum-charity auction, The Arts House, SingaporeHOME—Inaugural NUS Alumni Art Show, The Alumni Complex, NUS, Singapore2008SUPERGARDEN, The 11th International Architecture Biennale (

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I believe this is the only HDB storeroom/bomb shelter in Singapore to house an artwork. 8-PTitle: AlleyingMedium: Charcoal on paperDimensions: 200 x 140cmYear: 2001

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Writings published in print as of Dec 20082008 “Artistic Director’s Preface”, Drawing Out Conversations: Eight Slangs, Singapore, activated C Studio (ed. Michael Lee Hong Hwee), pp. 4–52007 Here, There, Nowhere, A journal of charcoal drawings and photographs published as a “guide” for a walk for You are not a Tourist, a

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Books published by activated C Studio/Tang Ling Nah as of Dec 2008:2008 Drawing Out Conversations: Eight Slangs, Singapore, activated C Studio (ed. Michael Lee Hong Hwee), Edition of 500, in English & Chinese, 1C, Softcover stab bind 106pp., 23.6 x 19 x 0.8cm, S$25.00, Available at activated C Studio (Sg), Books Actually (Sg), FOST Gallery (Sg), Kapok (HK) & Studio Bibliotheque (HK)ISBN 978-981-

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From top: Light in Space 1, Space 4 (with Willie's video), Space 3, Space 1 , & Space 2 (with Willie's video)(Photos by Lim Kok Boon)TITLE OF WORK: Every Time We Say Goodbye 好久不見ARTISTS: Willie Koh (Singapore) & Ling-Nah Tang (Singapore) CURATOR: Matthew Ngui (Singapore)ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Fumio Nanjo (Japan)SIZE OF WORK: Dimensions variable. The work is in a series of four inter-connected rooms

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Presented at Drawing Out Conversations: Hong Kong Leg, Studio Bibliotheque, Fo Tan Industrial Estate, New Territories, Hong Kong,as part of the Fotanian Artists' Open Studios 2009.Medium: Charcoal on paper, digital photos, masking tapes, glue in metal cabinetDimensions: Variable

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Above is my contribution for the Charity Art Auction. Watching Bencoolen, 29 x 29cm (without frame), Charcoal on paper, 2009. i carry your he(art) Date: 25th – 26th April 2009, Saturday & SundayOfficial launch & auction: 25th April, 4pm Venue: The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane This is a Charity Art Exhibition-cum-auction organised by The Humanities Initiative (THI) which

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Visit by appointment only Email: activatedcstudio@gmail.com Mobile: +65 9747 4298 activated C Studio December 2008

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