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Handsome: IVSG
By RainbowArtsProject
Saturday 6 – Thursday 17 May 2012, 12pm-9pm
The Substation Gallery
Admission: Free
This is an OpenHouse event 
Reception: Friday 4 May, 7:30pm
Handsome: IVSG presents 12 artists exploring representations of gender and masculinity through a collective installation curated by Marla Bendini. The theme ‘handsome’ is inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe’s work, which often pairs objectionable content with some of the most beautiful images in contemporary art.
Handsome: IVSG is presented by rainbowartsproject, a project dedicated to the development of LGBT-related artworks in forms of exhibition, documentation, research and collection. rainbowartsproject recently presented “Queer Creatures” curated by Kelvin Atmadibrata in Supermarket 2012, Stockholm.
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Tjaša Iris: Paintings from the New Dimension
Tuesday 22 May – Saturday 2 June 2012, 12pm-9pm
The Substation Gallery
Admisssion: Free
This is an OpenHouse event
Reception: Tuesday 22 May, 7pm
Tjaša Iris is a fast emerging international artist in mature phase of her work. She splits her time between Europe and Asia and has spent the last three European winters painting in numerous South-East Asian countries like Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. She will be presenting a series of paintings created during these winter stays, in her latest exhibition, Paintings from the New Dimension.
Unheard Voices of the Red Light District
By Dixie Chan and Felicia Low, in collaborations with Project X
Thursday 7 – Friday 15 June 2012, 12pm-9pm
The Substation Gallery
Admission: Free
This is an OpenHouse event
Reception: Wednesday 6 June, 7:30pm
Emerging Artists Presentation by Dixie Chan: Wednesday 6 June 8:30pm / Classroom one
We see them along the streets. We watch them through the car window. We wonder. Unheard Voices of the Red Light District is an installation that brings us deeper into the lives of Singaporean sex workers. Volunteers from Project X interviewed nine women and together with artists Dixie Chan and Felicia Low, have created a multi-media installation that hopes to raise awareness on issues faced by Singaporean sex workers in Singapore. Photo credit: FRONTS by Dixie Chan.
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