Presented by Sheenah Hamid
 
How can we reveal the inner essence or beauty in its purest form without conforming to social norms and filtering it through arbitrary acceptability criteria? Sheenah and partner will help participants to explore these questions through a yogistic experience, which aims to create deeper awareness of one's Self in the pursuit of a discovery of Inner Existence that will bring Simplicity, Balance, Unity, True Joy and Harmony.

Sheenah Hamid and Ludo Odier are practioners of Sahaj Marg, a practical, spiritual path based on inner experience through meditation. It is the modern-day form of Raja Yoga.

Presented by Shaiful Zerox

Through these sessions, Shaiful will facilitate the theory and practice of making zines, which aim to allow those who have something urgent, desperate and passionate to say, the opportunity to do so immediately. What can you do with pens, papers, tapes, other stationeries and copy machines?

Shaiful Risan, (sometimes referred to as Shaiful Zerox) is a punkrocker who published his own now-defunct zine, ZEROX, which covered various aspects of the global underground music scene, attaining a small following around the region in its active years of 1996 to 2004. Shaiful is also an occasional and professional performer; having been (or still could be) a stage actor, puppeteer, host and art project co-ordinator. He has had a hand behind countless DIY hardcore punk shows, parties and exhibitions over the past 10 years, often preferring to work in a near-anonymous level.

Presented by Bani Haykal
 
This session will cover the re-imagining of perceptions about music and explore the climate and relevance of music made in Singapore.

Bani Haykal writes and experiments with texts and music. His work with music includes being the vocalist and principle songwriter for alternative rock band, b-quartet, writer for the performance/music collective, mux and a relatively new, unnamed, audio-visual collective. Bani is currently researching on music and culture, whilst developing several systems pertaining to storytelling and music, mirroring modern day Singapore.

A multi-disciplinary practitioner specialising in wearable art and spatial structures, Grace Tan’s experiments often blur the lines between design, art and mathematics. This workshop with Tan explores the transformation of two-dimensional surfaces to 3D ‘structures’ through various methods of cutting, folding and crushing.

$12 (includes admission to the exhibition). Tickets available at SAM and SISTIC.
Limited spaces. For ticket availability at the door, please call SISTIC.

This tour of the President’s Young Talents exhibition showcases the works and practices of Singapore’s most promising young artists. Participants in this tour will get a sense of the issues and concerns of this new generation of Singapore artists, as well as an appreciation of their diverse approaches to contemporary art-making.

$12 (includes admission to the exhibition). Tickets available at SAM and SISTIC.
Limited spaces. For ticket availability at the door, please call SISTIC.