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Posts tagged with “conceptual art”

Mit-ing Mit

Published on 13 May, 2009 by | 12 | Filed under: Essays | Tags: , , , ,

by Haseena Abdul Majid

Haseena joins Mit Jai-Inn last Saturday as one of his guest audience for his 12 hour long social performance. These are notes and impressions from her participation


Infective Paint

Published on 1 May, 2009 by | 2 | Filed under: Essays | Tags: , , ,

by Simon Soon

Mit Jai-Inn’s work is conscious about the history of painting in many ways. In a sense, there’s the utopian gesture that is paradoxically embedded in the destructive system of Mondrian’s oeuvre that Mit is unafraid to reference, using this goal as a way to explore a reductive style that transpires the nihilism of minimalist art and its subsequent absorption into high style furnishing.


Shadow painting

Published on 20 March, 2009 by | 1 | Filed under: Gallery, Highlights | Tags: , , ,

by ARTERI

Between Generations: Redza Piyadasa and Vincent Leong


Archiving conceptual art – a chat with Ringo Bunoan

Published on 10 March, 2009 by | 4 | Filed under: Profiles | Tags: ,

by Simon Soon

Little has been said or theorised about conceptual practices in the region, much less of its history. Yet, this is what artist and research, Ringo Bunoan, sets out to do in ‘Archiving Roberto Chabet’, which is held in the Cellar Gallery and Basement B of University of Philippines Vargas Museum, from 3 March – 4 April 2009.


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