Complicity by Julian Barnes, courtesy of one of my favourite publications – The New Yorker.
Category - Artsy Stuff
I’ve had an idea in my head for some time now and this exhibition seems like the best place to start.
If you’re a photographer and are interested in collaborating with me (I have no equipment and/or training but am usually chockful of ideas and have a keen eye for what makes a good shot), please:
- peruse the guidelines for the exhibition, and
- drop me a comment/message and I’ll tell you more about what I wanna do. The theme of the photo(s) I wanna take has to do with surveillance and censorship in urban Singapore.
It may not reach fruition i.e. you may not be keen or the project may not pan out, but it doesn’t matter – what’s important is that we try.
Let’s go.
I’ve just submitted three poems for a new and independently-run publication based in Singapore!
It’s called Ceriph; you can check out their Facebook group here.
Their mission:
We exist to provide a space for Singaporeans to develop and showcase ideas and work in the form of prose, social commentaries, art, musings, photography, and much more. We want to share these without inhibition, to celebrate these thoughts and their existence. As a non-profitable venture, we are depending solely on the interest of readers and contributions from Singaporeans who are equally passionate about the locally developing arts and writing scene.
If this appeals to you too, I’d strongly encourage to submit some of the stuff you’ve been keeping under wraps.