"It's a big space for the mess and for trouble, and it wants to transform pain into beauty"
Placing the body at the centre of their art, Betty Grumble and Suhui Hee (@heesuhui.bsky.social) explore how it becomes a tool for performance, activism, pleasure and more
Ill Behaviour in Fest Mag: Body Talk #festmag #edinburghfringe #edfringe
#cncedinburgh
Ill Behaviour goes to Edinburgh
Newspaper article on Singapore Spotlight at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival featuring various dance and theatre groups
What a strange thing to return home to, a stranger depositing tea bags in my bicycle crate.
#chiangmai #thailand
Huay Keaw Waterfall
#experimental #singapore #art #queer #film
#experimental #music #dance #singapore #art #movement #videobending #japan
Interferences
Suhui Hee (Sound, Vocals, Movement) in collaboration with XUE (Movement) & Natalie Soh (Visuals)
On Kamo River, a heron stares unflinchingly at a body adrift.
What's softest in the world rushes and runs over what's hardest in the world. Private screening & discussion with the artist, Charmaine Poh, and the curator, Loredana Pazzini-Paracciani 5 Feb 2025 Wed 7-8pm Sundaram Tagore Gallery 5 Lock Road, 01-05, SG 108933 RSVP required: singapore@sundaramtagore.com Above 21 years only
What’s softest… by @pohmiscuous.bsky.social is having a private screening due to R21 rating given by the IMDA. The only “controversial” subject being queer parenting and positive lgbtqia+ representation.
A Grey Heron stands perfectly still, its long neck stretched tall and beak pointed forward, eyes wide and unblinking. Its sleek grey feathers and sharp stare give off an air of quiet determination...or perhaps silent desperation? With an expression that screams, "If I don’t move, maybe no one will ask me to do anything," it perfectly captures that classic Monday mood.
Monday mood: This Heron standing very still, hoping no one asks it to do anything today.
#MondayMotivation
