SeptFest Week 2: Brown Is Haram and Tabula Rasa
The stories and lived experiences of minorities take centrestage in week 2 of The Substation’s SeptFest. For the second weekContinue Reading
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SeptFest Week 1: Tea Leaves Glowing In The Wind, Waltz of the Flower, and OEOS
The beginning of the end, as SeptFest returns for a last hurrah. The Substation’s signature SeptFest comes at a strangeContinue Reading
NAC responds to The Substation’s latest statement concerning the venue’s closure
Local arts venue and institution The Substation has announced that they are closing for good, prompting a response from theContinue Reading
The Substation releases response clarifying NAC’s statement concerning the venue’s closure
After formally announcing that The Substation would be closing for good, the National Arts Council (NAC) released a media statementContinue Reading
The Substation to close permanently this July
For over 30 years, the Substation has been home to experimental and cutting-edge artistic works, and a constant key artsContinue Reading
Preview: SeptFest – In The Margins by The Substation
The Substation’s annual arts festival, SeptFest, which commemorates its founding on 16th September, returns for its 22nd edition from 4thContinue Reading
Preview: Pottymouth by Sharul Channa
Sharul Channa meets us at a local Starbucks. She’s a tall woman, confident when we greet each other and armedContinue Reading
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