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At a glance :
1. Singapore
Writers' Festival 2001
30 Aug - 4 Sept
(Thu-Tue)
2. Lindy Hopper's
Night
7, 21 Sept (Fri)
3. Alapana-Heritage
Series : Melodic Strings
7 Sept (Fri)
4. Jewellery Making
8, 15, 22 Sept (Sat)
5. Collecting Art
& The Art of Collecting
29 Sept (Sat)
Singapore
Writer's Festival 2001
Thursday - Tuesday,
30 August - 4 September, Singapore Art Museum
For enquiries and
details please e-mail wang_chu_chiao@nac.gov.sg or call 837
9735.
The Singapore
Writers' Festival is back with a week long celebration of
literature! Enjoy a host of interactive activities with a
congregation of over 40 international and local literary
figures. Programmes include panel discussions, readings,
workshops and meet-the-writer sessions. The festival, with the
aim of promoting creative writing and appreciation of literature
is organised by the National Arts Council with selected
programmes supported by the Singapore Art Museum.
Lindy
Hopper's Night
by
Lindy Hop Ensemble Singapore
7 & 21 September
(Fri), 7pm - 8pm : lesson, 8pm - 9pm : dancing, Auditorium
Lesson and dancing :
$10. Dancing only : $5. Registration required.
It’s time to hop
and dance again! Join the Lindy Hop Ensemble for some grooves
and moves and have a swinging fun time. Different steps are
taught at each lesson. Seasoned dancers can join in for dancing
at 8pm. Dress comfortably and be ready for fun. No partners
required.
The Lindy Hop
Ensemble is Singapore’s hippest and most innovative swing
dance group. The Ensemble has the honour of being the first-ever
Singapore dance group to perform at the world’s largest Arts
Festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in UK with a hugely
successful two-week run in July 2000.
alapana-HERITAGE
Series - Melodic Strings
by
Alapana Arts
7 September (Fri),
7.30pm - 8.30pm, Glass Hall
Familiar with the
violin, viola and cello? How about the violin as played in
Indian music and other string instruments used in Carnatic
Indian music? Catch this talk and performance featuring string
instruments such as the veena and tampura accompanied by the
mridangam.
Alapana Arts is
dedicated to promoting classical Indian music and dance and in
sharing the richness of the Indian culture. Apart from public
performances and concerts, Alapana arts conducts regular classes
with a special focus on teaching the young.
Jewellery
Making
Session
1 - 8 September : Wiring
workshop, $30
Session
2 - 15 September : Weaving
workshop, $35
Session
3 - 22 September : Weaving
workshop (Advance), $45
Saturdays, 2.30pm -
5pm, Patron's Club
Workshop fee
includes all materials. Registration required.
Have you always
admired beaded jewellery and wondered how such delicate
accessories can be made just out of beads and wires? Can you not
find the perfect design you would like to have? Here's your
chance to create your own jewellery with Swarovski crystals and
see how fun and easy it really is! Take home your own piece of
creation which will be as unique as you. Different techniques
will be taught each week.
Collecting
Art & The Art of Collecting
by
Lu Chisen
Every last Saturday
of the month, 2.30pm-4pm, Patron's Club
Session
3 - 29 September
: Growing the collection - A lifelong passion
Do you have a
collection of paintings, pottery, porcelain, jades, antique
furniture etc? Fallen in love with works of art and want to
collect? Where to begin and what to collect? Join this series
and pick up practical pointers on collecting. For both beginners
and seasoned collectors Each talk will end with a question and
answer session - have your queries on collecting answered.
[ Lu Chisen is an
independent art consultant who has worked with museums,
collectors, auctioneers and insurance companies in areas such as
collecting, valuations, conducting workshops and talks and
advising on buying and selling. With more than 20 years of
experience in dealing with oriental art and antiques as well as
artefacts on Singapore history and Southeast Asian art, his
expertise is also sought by contacts abroad in Europe, USA,
China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. ]
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