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• Moderatons — Part 4 — Stories and Situations
  Moderation(s) is a long-term program, which started in August 2012 and perches on the two international art institutions that initiated it, namely Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam and Spring Workshop in Hong Kong. Within this framework Heman Chong, a Singaporean artist and writer, was invited to steer the program.
• Moderatons — Part 3 — Stories and Situations
  Moderation(s) is a long-term program, which started in August 2012 and perches on the two international art institutions that initiated it, namely Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam and Spring Workshop in Hong Kong. Within this framework Heman Chong, a Singaporean artist and writer, was invited to steer the program.
• Moderatons — Part 2 — Stories and Situations
  Moderation(s) is a long-term program, which started in August 2012 and perches on the two international art institutions that initiated it, namely Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam and Spring Workshop in Hong Kong. Within this framework Heman Chong, a Singaporean artist and writer, was invited to steer the program.
• Moderatons — Part 1 — Stories and Situations
  Moderation(s) is a long-term program, which started in August 2012 and perches on the two international art institutions that initiated it, namely Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam and Spring Workshop in Hong Kong. Within this framework Heman Chong, a Singaporean artist and writer, was invited to steer the program.
• Moderatons — A Thing At A Time
  Moderation(s) is a long-term program, which started in August 2012 and perches on the two international art institutions that initiated it, namely Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art in Rotterdam and Spring Workshop in Hong Kong. Within this framework Heman Chong, a Singaporean artist and writer, was invited to steer the program.
• Causeries: Scatology — Part 2 — Scatology
  The flip side of the sublime is the grotesque, and while the form is praised in artwork, materialism is considered vile. These twined oppositions are often the raw goods in which Scatology trades. A conversation with Alexandre Singh, David Inglis and Iki Freud.
• Causeries: Scatology — Part 1 — Scatology
  The flip side of the sublime is the grotesque, and while the form is praised in artwork, materialism is considered vile. These twined oppositions are often the raw goods in which Scatology trades. A conversation with Alexandre Singh, David Inglis and Iki Freud.
• Causeries: Woody Allen — Part 2 — Woody Allen
  Alexandre Singh will be joined by philosopher Liesbeth Levy, specialized in the philosophy of ethics and alterity, as well as classicist Nick Lowe, in order to draw out parallels between Allen’s films and the plays written by the Ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes. Proust scholar Donatien Grau will join Singh in his conversations.
• Causeries: Woody Allen — Part 1 — Woody Allen
  Alexandre Singh will be joined by philosopher Liesbeth Levy, specialized in the philosophy of ethics and alterity, as well as classicist Nick Lowe, in order to draw out parallels between Allen’s films and the plays written by the Ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes. Proust scholar Donatien Grau will join Singh in his conversations.
• Causeries: The Voice and The Chorus — Voice Roundtable
  Delving into the past, once again, as a way to inform and enhance the present, this Causerie leads an investigation into a device of 5th Century BCE Greek tragedies and comedies, namely the chorus. Typically, these dramas utilized a troupe, or assembly of several actors, who would speak in unison so as to comment on–and often against–the protagonists stage action. participants are Graham Ley, Adam Kleinman, Peter de Graeve, Liesbeth Levy and Claudio Vellutini.
• Causeries: The Voice and The Chorus — Levy de Graeve
  Delving into the past, once again, as a way to inform and enhance the present, this Causerie leads an investigation into a device of 5th Century BCE Greek tragedies and comedies, namely the chorus. Typically, these dramas utilized a troupe, or assembly of several actors, who would speak in unison so as to comment on–and often against–the protagonists stage action. participants are Graham Ley, Adam Kleinman, Peter de Graeve, Liesbeth Levy and Claudio Vellutini.
• Causeries: The Voice and The Chorus — Kleinman Vellutini
  Delving into the past, once again, as a way to inform and enhance the present, this Causerie leads an investigation into a device of 5th Century BCE Greek tragedies and comedies, namely the chorus. Typically, these dramas utilized a troupe, or assembly of several actors, who would speak in unison so as to comment on–and often against–the protagonists stage action. participants are Graham Ley, Adam Kleinman, Peter de Graeve, Liesbeth Levy and Claudio Vellutini.
• Causeries: The Voice and The Chorus — Ley Singh
  Delving into the past, once again, as a way to inform and enhance the present, this Causerie leads an investigation into a device of 5th Century BCE Greek tragedies and comedies, namely the chorus. Typically, these dramas utilized a troupe, or assembly of several actors, who would speak in unison so as to comment on–and often against–the protagonists stage action. participants are Graham Ley, Adam Kleinman, Peter de Graeve, Liesbeth Levy and Claudio Vellutini.
• Causeries: Literary Satire — Roundtable
  Visual artist and writer Alexandre Singh highlights the importance of satire and the prominent ways in which this literary genre informs the realization of his theatrical play, The Humans. The artist invites different scholars to explore several literary moments of satire and criticism throughout the history of the written word. Participants are Philip Smallwood and Kathleen Burk.
• Causeries: Literary Satire — Lobetti Singh
  Visual artist and writer Alexandre Singh highlights the importance of satire and the prominent ways in which this literary genre informs the realization of his theatrical play, The Humans. The artist invites different scholars to explore several literary moments of satire and criticism throughout the history of the written word. Participants are Philip Smallwood and Kathleen Burk.
• Causeries: The Mountain in Art and Literature — Roundtable
  Visual artist and writer Alexandre Singh explores different expressions of the mountain in our culture, ranging from Asian mountain hermits to European Romanticism. Participants include: Robert Hewison, Tullio Lobetti and Marieke Dhont.
• Causeries: The Mountain in Art and Literature — Lobetti Singh
  Visual artist and writer Alexandre Singh explores different expressions of the mountain in our culture, ranging from Asian mountain hermits to European Romanticism. Participants include: Robert Hewison, Tullio Lobetti and Marieke Dhont.
• Causeries: Literary Satire — Smallwood Long
  Visual artist and writer Alexandre Singh highlights the importance of satire and the prominent ways in which this literary genre informs the realization of his theatrical play, The Humans. The artist invites different scholars to explore several literary moments of satire and criticism throughout the history of the written word. Participants are Philip Smallwood and Kathleen Burk.
• Causeries: The Voice and The Chorus — Hewison Dhont_Singh
  Delving into the past, once again, as a way to inform and enhance the present, this Causerie leads an investigation into a device of 5th Century BCE Greek tragedies and comedies, namely the chorus. Typically, these dramas utilized a troupe, or assembly of several actors, who would speak in unison so as to comment on–and often against–the protagonists stage action. participants are Graham Ley, Adam Kleinman, Peter de Graeve, Liesbeth Levy and Claudio Vellutini.
• Causeries: The Mountain in Art and Literature — Hewison Dhont_Singh
  Visual artist and writer Alexandre Singh explores different expressions of the mountain in our culture, ranging from Asian mountain hermits to European Romanticism. Participants include: Robert Hewison, Tullio Lobetti and Marieke Dhont.
• Causeries: Theatrical Costumes — Roundtable
  Experts from different disciplines are invited to discuss the origins and evolution of theatrical costumes from a variety of traditions and periods – ranging from Shakespeare, Commedia dell’Arte and the Japanese tradition of Kabuki Theater. Paricipants are Alan Cummings, Valeria De Lucca, Donatien Grau and Amy Kenny.
• Causeries: Theatrical Costumes — Part 2 — Cummings Singh
  Experts from different disciplines are invited to discuss the origins and evolution of theatrical costumes from a variety of traditions and periods – ranging from Shakespeare, Commedia dell’Arte and the Japanese tradition of Kabuki Theater. Paricipants are Alan Cummings, Valeria De Lucca, Donatien Grau and Amy Kenny.
• Causeries: Theatrical Costumes — Part 1 — Kenny Singh
  Experts from different disciplines are invited to discuss the origins and evolution of theatrical costumes from a variety of traditions and periods – ranging from Shakespeare, Commedia dell’Arte and the Japanese tradition of Kabuki Theater. Paricipants are Alan Cummings, Valeria De Lucca, Donatien Grau and Amy Kenny.
• Causeries: Theatrical Costumes — DeLucca Singh
  Experts from different disciplines are invited to discuss the origins and evolution of theatrical costumes from a variety of traditions and periods – ranging from Shakespeare, Commedia dell’Arte and the Japanese tradition of Kabuki Theater. Paricipants are Alan Cummings, Valeria De Lucca, Donatien Grau and Amy Kenny.
• Causeries: Pictorial Satire — On Hogarth, Daumier and South Park — Hogarth Daumier & South Park — Roundtable
  This event explores the satirical impulse in visual culture from the 18th century to present times. Different expressions of pictorial satire are discussed in several informal conversations, also highlighting the satire that lies at the heart of Alexandre Singh’s The Humans. Participants are Brian Dunphy, Pascal Dupuy, Donatien Grau, Martin Myrone and Alexandre Singh.