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Confronting the toxic relationship between state and artist. In the past, Alfian Sa’at was known as Singapore’s enfant terrible, oneContinue Reading
Letting go and moving on, one object at a time. According to Japanese decluttering consultant Marie Kondo, the key questionContinue Reading
There was a time when arts venue The Substation had a massive Malayan Banyan Tree growing along the walls ofContinue Reading
The Substation presents, in collaboration with Visual Arts Centre, a group exhibition on abstraction. REDACTION showcases works of abstract artContinue Reading
The Substation has announced their first artist walk of the year – you are obviously in the right place –Continue Reading
The stories and lived experiences of minorities take centrestage in week 2 of The Substation’s SeptFest. For the second weekContinue Reading
The beginning of the end, as SeptFest returns for a last hurrah. The Substation’s signature SeptFest comes at a strangeContinue Reading
Local arts venue and institution The Substation has announced that they are closing for good, prompting a response from theContinue Reading
After formally announcing that The Substation would be closing for good, the National Arts Council (NAC) released a media statementContinue Reading
For over 30 years, the Substation has been home to experimental and cutting-edge artistic works, and a constant key artsContinue Reading
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