Date & Time: 24 Apr, 3- 4.30pm
Price: Free (Open to public)
Venue: Marine Parade Public Library

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Date: 28 March 2010, Sunday
Time: 8 PM
Venue: Singapore Art Museum: The Glass Hall
Admission rates: $15 (pre-sale) and $20 (at the door)

Armed with a kaleidoscope of musical gadgets and toys, The Analog Girl will take you on a musical odyssey of myths and legends in Storytelling, an intimate evening of electronic tunes held at the Singapore Art Museum: The Glass Hall. Undoubtedly a femme fatale of the local music scene, The Analog Girl’s unique and seductive sound will be sure to mesmerize, bringing down the barriers between the artist and the audience as she shares her musical stories of love and the universe.

Says The Analog Girl herself,
“Come join me for a live session of songs that track the journey of me as a songwriter through the years. You will get to hear songs that I don’t normally play during my live shows, as Storytelling presents a more intimate and introspective look into my music.”

For other relating events and ticketing details, please visit our main page at i-AM 2010: Mirror.
For any other enquires, please feel free to email us at i.am.2010.mirror@gmail.com !

Direct links to our sites for more information:

http://i-am.sg/2010/

http://www.i.am/mirror

Date: 18 March 2010, Thursday
Time: 7.30 PM
Venue: Sculpture Square: The Chapel
Admission rates: $17 per person, with a concession rate of $12

Reflection promises an eye-opening experience, offering a look beyond the mirror to examine the true notions of identity as perceived by ourselves. The different elements of theatre, visual arts and music will come together in this one-night-only show taking place at the Sculpture Square: The Chapel. Set to a soundtrack of live music performed by local band Paris in the Making, Reflection aims not only to explore the theme of identity but also to encourage us to embrace individuality through examining our common insecurities. Come explore the various ‘live’ art installations depicting vignettes of the stereotypical complaints of today’s society, on issues ranging from weight and body image to financial troubles and interpersonal relationships, and discover the reflections of yourself in each of them.

Directed by Daen A. Ali
Music Performance by Paris In The Making
Special thanks also goes to Hidayah Selamat and Lim Siping

Reflection is proud to be the opening show of i-AM 2010!

For other relating events and ticketing details, please visit our main page at i-AM 2010: Mirror.
For any other enquires, please feel free to email us at i.am.2010.mirror@gmail.com !

Direct links to our sites for more information:

http://i-am.sg/2010/

http://www.i.am/mirror

Vincent’s exhibition  of 20 paintings showcases his process of self-exploration, largely influenced by contemporary fashion styles and trends. Reinterpreting what he observes and feels, this series reflects the aspirations and passion of his generation, who are now at the prime of their lives.

Vincent views this series as adventurous and playful experiments. His approach to painting is one of destroying what is on the canvas to seek new directions and ideas, largely inspired by jazz music  where ‘improvisation often creates unexpected outcomes’. Having come from a background in music also inspires him to create abstract painting with lyrical effects.

Being inclined to present his art in an unpolished manner, Vincent keeps it natural and unpretentious,  as he feels it mirrors human frailties and vulnerability in a poetic and spiritual manner. With the paintings’ composition extending beyond the boundaries of  the canvas,  Vincent manages to capture the viewers’ imagination and invites them to roam beyond what they see and form their own version of completeness.

“In The Mood For Love” by Vincent Chow runs from 17 November till 6 December 2009 at the fill-your-walls gallery, which is located at 21 Tanjong Pagar Road #04-02. The exhibition is open from  10.00am  to 10.00pm daily except Wednesdays and Public Holidays. Admission is free. For enquiries, please call 6222 1667.

5.30 pm – 7.00 pm

The Plaza, Level 1

National Library Building

100 Victoria Street

Join us for an entertaining evening at the Plaza as we bring you performances of different music genres by a variety of groups! Enjoy a showcase by a capella youth groups, acoustic and pop bands. Brought to you by Singapore Art Café, an arts enterprise dedicated to promoting local talents. Find out more at http://www.singaporeartcafe.com.

Organised By: Singapore Art Café

Supported By: National Library Singapore

Visit http://golibrary.nlb.gov.sg for more programmes and exhibitions.