SCREENING
‘I do not need the news to remind us of our mortality. The absences have broken our hearts.’
The world has mysteriously fallen asleep. Traversing the borders between past, present, memory and consciousness, someone attempts to rouse it from its deep slumber – will she ever succeed? Don’t miss Eva Tang’s latest film commissioned for ArtScience on Screen.
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Livestream Q&A: On Memory and Film - with Eva Tang, Renee Chua and Joe Ng
26 August, 9pm
Join us for a livestream discussion and Q&A with director Eva Tang, actress Renee Chua and composer Joe Ng as we dive deep into memory, ageing mobile phones, and creating during a pandemic in relation to their latest work How Can I Tell I Miss You for ArtScience on Screen. This session is moderated by Jerome Chee (Programmer -Moving Image and Emerging Media, ArtScienceMuseum).
About Micro-Commissions:
As part of its ongoing support for local arts ecology, ArtScience Museum is proud to present a series of newly-commissioned films for the smallest screens, from some of Singapore’s most prominent artists and filmmakers. Catch new unique and exciting short films as we release them across the museum’s online platforms throughout the year, and celebrate the breadth and creativity of Singapore-based filmmakers.
How Can I Tell I Miss You (2020)
Directed by Eva Tang
26 August, 9pm
On Memory and Film - with Eva Tang, Renee Chua and Joe Ng
Join us for a livestream discussion and Q&A with director Eva Tang (pictured), actress Renee Chua and composer Joe Ng as we dive deep into memory, ageing mobile phones, and creating during a pandemic in relation to their latest work How Can I Tell I Miss You for ArtScience on Screen.
Renee Chua
Actress
Joe Ng
Composer
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Titled Strange Times, WOHA’s proposal for Singapore for the year 2050 is presented in the form of a highly realistic newspaper from the future at 2219: Futures Imagined. Richard will talk about the emotions and humour this provocative piece of speculative realism was designed to elicit. Following his talk, Richard will also be participating in a Q&A moderated by Nina Ernst (Associate Director, Programmes).
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