ArtScience Late

Museum’s flagship programme of performing arts NOW ONLINE
Explore experimental works with local artists
Every third Thursday of the month

Explore experimental works by local artists every third Thursday of the month with our flagship programme of performing arts going online.

In our ArtScience Late at Home series, we invite artists to respond to these surreal times with short performance pieces directly from their homes, filmed on what they have at hand.

ArtScience Late at Home

19 November

ArtScience Late at Home with Tania De Rozario, Marylyn Tan and Natalie Wang

ArtScience Late at Home presents Tania De Rozario, Marylyn Tan and Natalie Wang in a programme of spoken word that gives voice, shape and depth to the contemporary female experience. The performance video will be made available from 19 November (Thursday), 10am. Join Marylyn Tan and Natalie Wang in a livestream Q&A session, moderated by Zhang Baoxin (Curator, Public Programmes), on the same day at 9pm.

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Tania De Rozario is a writer and visual artist. She is the author of Tender Delirium (Math Paper Press), And The Walls Come Crumbling Down (Math Paper Press /Gaudy Boy), and Somewhere Else, Another You (Math Paper Press). Winner of the 2020 New Ohio Review Nonfiction Contest and the 2011 Golden Point Award for Poetry, her work can be found in journals including The Malahat Review, Sow’s Ear Poetry Review, Prairie Schooner Online Journal, Blue Lyra Review, Carte Blanche, Softblow and subTerrain, among others.
Marylyn Tan is a queer, female, Chinese Singaporean, linguistics graduate, poet, and artist, who has been performing and disappointing since 2014. Her work trades in the conventionally vulgar, radically pleasurable, and unsanctioned, striving to emancipate the marginalised and restore the alienated, endangered body. Marylyn is the first woman to win the Singapore Literature Prize for Poetry in English with her debut volume of poetry, GAZE BACK (Ethos Books). She is also the founder of multidisciplinary arts collective DIS/CONTENT.
Natalie Wang writes about cats ghosts, and womanhood, and maintains that they are all the same thing. She has been published in Fairy Tale Review, Cordite Poetry Review, Corvid Queen, LONTAR: The Journal of Southeast Asian Speculative Fiction, Quarterly Literary Review Singapore, various editions of the SingPoWriMo anthology and My Lot Is A Sky, an anthology of poetry by Asian women. Her debut poetry collection The Woman Who Turned Into A Vending Machine (Math Paper Press) is a book on metamorphosis and myth.

Past Performances

15 Oct, 9pm

ArtScience Late at Home with Fauxe
Artist and musician Fauxe channels the expressionistic energies of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari in this special horror edition of ArtScience Late at Home. The performance will be available online on 15 October, 10am. Don't miss the livestream Q&A with Fauxe who will openly discuss his unholy practices and approach to this presentation at 9pm on the same day.

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17 Sep

ArtScience Late at Home with David Finnigan

You’re Safe Till 2024: Deep History, a performance project by writer-performer David Finnigan, is a deep time story about the massive changes taking place on our planet, placed against the story of an Australian family during the 2020 summer bushfires. The performance will be livestreamed on 17 September, 9pm in tandem with a Q&A session.

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20 Aug, 9pm

ArtScience Late at Home with Adele Goh

Contemplating our collective experience of isolation and loss, dance artist Adele Goh choreographs and performs a solo dance work composed from her intuitions and dreams of breath, life, and hope. The performance will be livestreamed on 20 August, 9pm in tandem with a Q&A session moderated by Zhang Baoxin (Curator, Public Programmes).

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16 Jul

ArtScience Late at Home with Kin Leonn

Music composer-producer Kin Leonn draws on new improvised material and rearranged pieces from his debut album Commune for an introspective ambient set performed in his living room.

Join Kin Leonn and Ricks Ang (founder of KITCHEN. LABEL) in a livestream Q&A session, moderated by Zhang Baoxin (Curator, Public Programmes), on 16 July (Thursday), 9pm.

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18 Jun, 9pm

ArtScience Late at Home with Tim De Cotta

The Warrior is back. Two-time ArtScience Late alumnus Tim De Cotta will be premiering his new release Transition at ArtScience Late at Home, which he describes as a 'thought video' reflecting on the new normal brought about by the coronavirus. Join Tim in a livestream Q&A session on 18 June (Thursday) at 9pm with Zhang Baoxin (Curator, Public Programmes).

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21 May

ArtScience Late at Home with Cyril Wong

Poet Cyril Wong presents some of his most affecting work – including Morning, To Meet Your Sky, and Practical Aim – in this delicate performance of sung and spoken word accompanied by wind chimes.

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