This is a catalogue printed on the occasion of the group exhibition Fusion Strength in 2001 and 2003, a collaboration between 13 artists from Singapore and 12 artists from Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The exhibition is a month's long exploration of meaning and interpersonal perceptions through mutal discussion and dialogue. Collective ideas were displayed, the event challenged the boundaries and the limitations of traditional artmaking such as painting and sculpture.
This catalogue is a documentation of the project from scratch that contains project proposal, events listings, press coverage and reviews. Artists' curriculum vitae are included at the back.
This catalogue is a documentation of the project from scratch that contains project proposal, events listings, press coverage and reviews. Artists' curriculum vitae are included at the back.
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publisher
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EX.SIN.FUS
Language
Bahasa Indonesian,
English
Publication/Creation date
2003
ISBN / ISSN
Nil
No of copies
1
Content type
catalogue
Chapter headings
Project Proposal - Juliana YASIN
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FS [Fusion Strength]: A Performance & Installation Project by Singaporean & Foreign Artists
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