TALK
Feeling stuck between yearning for the normalcy of the past and anxiety of facing an uncertain future? Take 5 with Victor Fernando R. Ocampo, author of The Infinite Library and Other Stories, as he shares his science fiction and fantasy recommendations for finding hope, building resilience, and dealing with these extraordinary times.
Victor Fernando R. Ocampo is the author of the International Rubery Book Award shortlisted The Infinite Library and Other Stories and Here be Dragon, which won the Romeo Forbes Children’s Story Award in 2012. He is also a member of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America and a fellow of the Milford Science Fiction Writers’ Conference (UK).
About Take 5 with series:
Take 5 with is a story sharing series that offers audiences a glimpse into museum work, exclusive insights into exhibitions, stories from invited guests and more. The series kick-starts with a look into the Library of Necessary Books in 2219: Futures Imagined exhibition. From the curator to publishers and authors whose books are featured in the collection, listen to their anecdotes and share your ArtScience Museum stories with us.
This series of Take 5 is a part of ArtScience Museum’s latest online programme ArtScience at Home. Visitors can now view our exhibitions at the comfort of their own homes.
19 June
Take 5 with Victor Fernando R. Ocampo
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TALK
Take 5 with Daryl Yam
Daryl Yam, author of Kappa Quartet, will be discussing about how Singapore is ‘imagined’ - almost as a dream-like state in one instance, and how a collective imagination is reflected across the narrative.
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TOURS
Virtual Tour: Ocean Life
Take a closer look at some of the sea creatures from pre-historic times to the possible future in this episode of Virtual Tour series.
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ARTSCIENCE LATE
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.
