Join ArunDitha and Kimberley Chia Qin as they present BODYMEMORY: What We Carry, reflections on the idea of memory, conflict, and the body as an archive in response to Art Remembers. Witness memories of bygone eras of conflict as well as learn more about how the body itself acts as a vessel for memory and a means of documentation.
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When: 26 Sep 2026, 2.30–3pm & 4–4.30pm - Suitable For: Adults, Families, Visitors with accessibility needs, Students and Educators, Young Adults
- Where: City Hall Wing, Level 2, Singapore Courtyard
- Ticket information: Free admission
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This exhibition examines the artistic journey and enduring legacy of Fan Chang Tien (范昌乾) (1907–1987), a pivotal figure in the development of Chinese ink art in Singapore. It traces his southward movement from China to Thailand and finally to Singapore in 1956 – a journey marked by his commitment to art and education.
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