occupies 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, cooking and hiding space of Singapore artist Tang Ling Nah.
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Thursday, April 2, 2015
MILLING WITH CARE: A Site-specific Ephemeral Installation-cum-Performance, 2015
31 January 2015
This is a documentation of the
installation-cum-performance held at The Mill, (Singapore)―a design boutique
which will be demolished to construct a new building. It was part of the event
titled The Mill x WeJungle: DESTRUCTION & REBIRTH
Synopsis:
This ephemeral installation-cum-performance brings the audience to a journey
inside The Mill with a narrative that explores the various aspects of
palliative care for a “dying building” through music and various movements
(such as diagnosing, cleaning and reading) by the performers.
The performance encourages the audience to be “physically and mentally” present to experience the various spaces and elements in The Mill, and to interact with the people (performers included) around them, at that moment of time, and to ponder on the state of a building (and its inhabitants) before and after it is gone.
The performance encourages the audience to be “physically and mentally” present to experience the various spaces and elements in The Mill, and to interact with the people (performers included) around them, at that moment of time, and to ponder on the state of a building (and its inhabitants) before and after it is gone.
Produced
by
TANG Ling
Nah
Choreographed
& performed by
Kai ENG
Kai ENG
Yen GOH
Bernice LEE
Jereh LEUNG
Faye LIM
Jereh LEUNG
Faye LIM
TANG Ling
Nah
Music
(Flute) by
May LEONG
Still
Photography by
Sherman See-Tho
Video-documentation
and editing by
Benjamin
LOW
Video-documentation
assisted by
Raye PANG
©TANG
Ling Nah, activated C Studio
Being led by the "Piped-piper" May Leong.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Braiding the "umbilical cord".
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Reading to the building.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Following the "Piped-piper" to the back of the building.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Humming.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Looking out.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Photo by Joe Tham.
"Umbilical cord" cut.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Shanghai Chairs Sitting Side by Side, 2014 (Print)
Shanghai Chairs Sitting Side by Side
Print on archival paper
25.4cm x 25.4cm (Paper size)
Editions of 15
2014
S$79.00
This print is also sold at Providence Gallery:
If you would like to purchase this print or have any queries, please email Tang Ling Nah at activatedcstudio@gmail.com
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