Rag Rugs, Jamming in Singapore & Community
Dominique Bailey-Boahene, a multidisciplinary artist with a focus on textile art, discussed her workshop on rag rug weaving, a technique learned from her grandmother. She emphasized the meditative and communal aspects of the craft, using discarded domestic textiles to create unique pieces. Dominique highlighted the functional and artistic value of her work, aiming to exhibit it globally. She also shared her passion for performing, starting in 2024, and her vision of creating a safe, inclusive space in Southeast Asia for community and creativity. Dominique aims to authentically represent herself online, fostering connections and a sense of belonging.
Punching Bag
Standing for the River: Community Performance along the Hogsmill River
From the Gardens to the Rocks
Meet the Jammer—Lialana & The Taosol Collective
Meet The Maker—An Interview with James Goodchild; award-winning editor of Mirella
Meet The Designer—An Interview with Anya Tsen about A Place For Making, A Place For Learning
A Modern Sisyphus
Meet The Biz: An Interview with Bryan York at The Neighborhood
‘Beyond the Ring’: Exploring the World of Boxing through Performance and Narrative
Time—Donuts: A Silent Production on Self
In one day on the banks of Waterloo, Azul Monad self-produced this silent short film with photographic assistance from Alice Torres, who he met on the way into the bunkers of the Tate Modern. Using movement and visual direction to convey the hidden feelings within self-realisation.
An Everything Space, A Third Space
Few today remember the cultural icons and talented innovators who swept through the Kingston borough, forging their vision in the music and art scene on the dingy soap boxes of local pubs and dusty music halls of motorway roadhouses, to sacred church chapels and sparkling Christmas market stages.
