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pulau sejahat reclaimed

This island was possibly part of the integral defence of the Johore Straits when Singapore was a British Colony. It is located within the stretch of waters between Pulau Tekong and Changi Jetty.

Off eastern coast of Singapore Disused barracks, kitchens, toilets, a watchtower and even gun battery positions still exist on the island. links http://www.larkin.net.au/pulau_sejahat/ http://www.castleofspirits.com/itcreeps.html

wei sailing around singapore

Errata - 3 more days

Chye Teck visited the space earlier. The only reason we allowed him to see the space because he was departing for Jarkarta on Monday. As the opening drew closer, fresh paint, more wall plugs were used. Sand Paper of different grades too. boon

friends, a little bit back

friends, a little bit back dated, but still a few good photos to share. Dennis is doing some home-improvement to p-10's back space. with 5-6 more days to the opening... boon

Paul Lincoln\'s Show

I suppose for all of you that didn't make it for the show, you want some pictures. 16 degrees re-conditioned had been on for a month, blazing the hot afternoons, chilling parts of the gallery and heating up the other. Such a dilemma for an art space! One thing for sure, the Electricity bills DID ADD UP QUITE A BIT. Budding philanthropists and sponsors for the Arts, read this!

What exactly did the space look like?

send us an email of you want MORE pictures here. Boon

Koh's Show

Many of you probably realise that Art History is a difficult thing to
grasp, especially when we try to talk about Singapore Art coherently. Do we, as a young nation of 39 years, actually have a surmountable,
interesting movements of artists to talk about, and say 'hey, we sure
did something special back then'.

Koh Nguang How's upcoming show, 'Errata' for short, will address an
empirical manner of collating data, images that build up to a History,
a monologue in the story of Singapore art. This is what his residency room looks like at the moment.

LIST _ of recently visited sites... sharing that.

As a result of some surfing and roaming in the library at QUT -- some
interesting stuff in sometimes a very abstract ways. Lots of eye candy and
obscure tech stuff.

http://www.designiskinky.net/index_main.html

http://www.arkitip.com/

http://www.explodingdog.com/

http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/getcreative/ - thinking of using this
flash for zero-gravity project.

http://disobey.com/ghostsites/

http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/m/x/mxj20/comm381/must.htm --- so
zero-gravity...

http://www.thefarmspace.com/ - artist run space in brisbane.

http://www.ato.gov.au/ -- australian tax homepage.

http://www.nofound.com/adia/ - if you like the korean film two sisters.

http://www.videolan.org/ -- open source / internet broadcasting software.

http://ratchetup.typepad.com/iraq/ -- camera / iraq == says it all.

Transmissions Out. Tien

Days of being Wild

:::Pics from Kah kit::::||||

blog from Chong Kah Kit

was at american artist john matta's video screening site without sound
without sight at the other house, a new arts space run by artist dennis
tan. john and girlfriend monica have just completed a 2 weeks residency
there. a casual affair with a good turn out. and lots of tigers of course.
- kit

relational media and more news

5:08 Singapore time, 7:08 brisbane time. I am packing my stuff moving out
of QCA... to the new location in QUT. Boy I have a lot of
stuff.
Did I mentioned that there is a book published with Unpacking London
project? http://nieportal.nie.edu.sg/ifs/files/users/l/LIM_KOK_BOON/souve2.html

12:29 AM 8/22/2004 (Brisbane Time) Another weekend of missing the bus. I wanted to go visit the museums today
but with one hour to go before closing...

I thought, "The museum will have to wait till tommorrow."

2:15 AM 8/27/2004 (Brisbane Time) Went to the opening just now. So after meeting some Brisbaners... a nice
dinner - Kangaroo burger.

Image of two Myanmar artists who are visiting
Singapore and Malaysia for a research funded by the ANA grant.

transmission out. Tien