5 Things To Do In Singapore This Week: 18th To 24th June 2018
PUBLISHED June 17th, 2018 06:00 am
This week we present you with a mixed bag of arts and culture with the inaugural staging of Brian Friel’s Translations in Singapore, two brilliant exhibitions happening at Lasalle and ArtScience Museum’s latest extraordinary exhibition, Wind Walkers. Don’t forget to let loose with Japan’s finest DJ Chida at Blackout Agency’s Ritual and Inland who takes over the cage at Headquarters.
Translations
Living in these volatile times, Brian Friel’s Translations cannot get any more relevant. Join a group of independent actors, predominantly Irish, as they stage this modern classic about nationhood and the turbulent relationship between England and Ireland, for the very first time in Singapore. A play that breaks down barriers, questions protectionism and relishes in the universal power of language, it stays with you long after the curtains are drawn.
Translations is running from 19-22 June 2018 at the Drama Centre Black Box Theatre at the National Library, Tickets are priced at $30 and are available here. All proceeds go to the Autism Resources Centre in Singapore.
Lasalle In June
Artist and lecturer at McNally School of Fine Arts, Jeremy Sharma will present his first exhibition, Conversions. He explores the relationship between art, travel, contingency and the dynamics of family life through the work’s non-linear narratives and ambiguous relationships between cause and effect. You Don’t Need 100 Editions: A Printmaking Project by the McNally School of Fine Arts, organised by Programme Leader Lim Bee Ling, will present 138 cyanotype prints made by students. Conceived as a platform for sharing ideas and techniques of printmaking, it will feature different forms of printmaking—woodcut, lithography, etching and silkscreening.
Both exhibitions will take place at LASALLE College of the Arts and will run from 23-25 June 2018.
All Night Long With Inland
UK-born, Berlin-based DJ Ed Davenport, otherwise known as Inland, will be bringing the beats to Headquarters this Saturday. He takes over the cage with his signature bold style – euphoric shades of House and Techno that create dramatic and mysterious synth-scapes with pacy undertones. Get ready to dance your head off to pure, unadulterated atmospheric club music.
All Night Long with Inland is happening from 10pm-4am on 23 June 2018 at the Headquarters. Cover charge is $25 all night. Â
Ritual Feat Chida (Correspondant / Ene / JPN)
Blackout Agency’s Ritual returns with Japan’s finest! One of the best in the business, Chida pioneered the Tokyo Underground and with over 20 years experience under his belt, he sure as hell is gonna be slaying the dancefloor on Friday night. Plus come early cos Blackout agency’s boss man DJ Zig Zach will be warming up the crowd. Look out for the venue reveal real soon but till then all we’re saying is it’s a nice little dark room that accommodates an intimate 200.
Ritual Feat Chida is happening from 10pm-3am on 22 June 2018 at The Substation. Presale tickets are priced at $25 inclusive of one drink available here and door sale tickets are $35 inclusive of one drink. Â
Wind Walkers: Theo Jansen’s Strandtbeests
The art world is abuzz with talk of these world-famous moving sculptures by Dutch sculptor, Theo Jansen coming to our shores. From 23 June, get up close and personal with 13 large-scale Strandbeests or ‘beach animals’ in the galleries of ArtScience Museum for Wind Walkers: Theo Jansen’s Strandtbeests. Learn how this ‘new species on Earth’ utilises wind power to walk in a startlingly lifelike manner and more as the exhibition also features films, prints, artist sketches, and prototypes.
Wind Walkers: Theo Jansen’s Strandtbeests is happening from 23 June-30 September 2018 at the Art Science Museum. 1-for-1 Offer for Single Exhibition Ticket (Wind Walkers: Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests exhibition) until 30 June 2018. Tickets are priced at $19 for a single exhibition ticket and available here.
Top Image: Wind Walkers by Theo Jansen
