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1st Singapore International Woodcarving Symposium, 2007

17th – 24th June 2007 at Fort Canning Park, Singapore
9am - 6pm

INTRODUCTION

Sculpture Society [Singapore] [SSS], with the support of the National Parks Board [NPARKS], Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts [NAFA] and National Arts Council [NAC], is launching the 1st Singapore International Woodcarving Symposium at the historical Fort Canning Park, Singapore from 17th to 24th June 2007. During the 8-days Symposium, 6 international artists and 8 local artists will be interpreting the theme “In Progress”, to create high quality artworks that bring together artistic and carving expertise. All completed artworks by both international and local artists will be exhibited at the Old Married Soldiers Quarters [OMSQ] and Black Box Theater, Fort Canning Centre from 24th Jun to 1st Jul 2007


SSS Show 2007-Dusk till Dawn
18th – 1st July 2007
Fort Canning Centre, Singapore
10am - 5pm

Introduction:

At dusk, the flora and fauna of the day bow their heads in submission to the ensuing deeper night.  Some only for a while, knowing they will arise refreshed with the dawn, others falling into an eternal slumber, never to wake again. 

As the night sky deepens, the denizens of the night take centre stage with their wilder, stranger melodies, furtive forays and deadly hunts.  This is also the time where unexpected things happen - anything can and will take place during these dark hours of dreaming. 

Yet, these moments too will also pass.  The sky lightens, heralding with the coming of dawn, a new day of multiple possibilities and beginnings.  The creatures of the night slink away, giving up the world to the waking day creatures, and the day starts anew again - the same, yet different.

Concept:

The hours from dusk till dawn represent an interval of infinite subtle change.  Within this short time, the tender tragedies and minute joys of life - death, decay, birth and renewal - are represented succinctly in a thousand expressive moments.

In this exhibition, five interconnected rooms will represent atmospherically, the various moments between dusk and dawn.  The largest room with its four large windows will be the brightest room; flooded with natural light.  Each subsequent room thereafter, will be lit progressively dimmer, with the innermost room being completely darkened. 

The rooms are inhabited by artworks that conceptually interpret, or capture a certain moment, scenario or atmosphere inspired by the hours from dusk till dawn.   Thus a visitor walking through the five different exhibition spaces will experience, both spatially and conceptually, the passing of time from dusk till dawn.

 

 

 

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