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Congratulations ADM Alumni Yanyun Chen (Class of 2009)!
Congratulations ADM Alumni Yanyun Chen (Class of 2009) for being invited by National Gallery Singapore to participate in their Raw Talk video series.
Check out the full video link here: https://tinyurl.com/yanyunchen
Repost from @nationalgallerysingapore
Join an artist, a pole-dance instructor, and a life model as they spend an afternoon at the Gallery. These women interact with a diverse range of female bodies in different ways, from creating art to teaching pole dance to cancer survivors. How will they react to National Collection artworks that depict the female body? Listen in to their conversations about the portrayal of femininity, female relationships, and what empowerment can look like.
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Raw Talk is a new video series from National Gallery Singapore aimed at creating conversations about important contemporary issues, through the lens of modern Southeast Asian art. In each episode, we invite people of diverse identities and backgrounds to look at art centred around a certain social theme, and share candidly about what they see and discover in it.
Check out the full video link here: https://tinyurl.com/yanyunchen
Repost from @nationalgallerysingapore
Join an artist, a pole-dance instructor, and a life model as they spend an afternoon at the Gallery. These women interact with a diverse range of female bodies in different ways, from creating art to teaching pole dance to cancer survivors. How will they react to National Collection artworks that depict the female body? Listen in to their conversations about the portrayal of femininity, female relationships, and what empowerment can look like.
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Raw Talk is a new video series from National Gallery Singapore aimed at creating conversations about important contemporary issues, through the lens of modern Southeast Asian art. In each episode, we invite people of diverse identities and backgrounds to look at art centred around a certain social theme, and share candidly about what they see and discover in it.
