Episode 13 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Often overlooked, fine art handlers and freight specialists are often crucial to the sound and timely presentation of art in museums, art centers, galleries and homes of the most demanding artists and clients. We listen to BERNIE OO and NADIAH HAIRUDDIN to understand the craft and spirit beyond technicalities.

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Episode 12 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Affordable Art Fair Singapore director ALAN KOH takes us through his journey diving into the visual arts landscape and in making the ownership of art more approachable, affordable and available to art lovers of every type. 

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Episode 11 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Muralist, painter, sculptor and best known for his transitory, large-scale public art pieces, artist SPEAK CRYPTIC shares ideas on living in tandem to reflections of musical beats. Bassist for the post-rock band I Am David Sparkle and author of the electro sounds known as Primary Motif, take a listen to what he has to share.

Episode 10 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

What does space mean for artists and why should artists do more to conceive their own? We speak with DR HOE SU FERN, academic, researcher and observer of how space has been managed and allocated for artists in Singapore.

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Episode 9 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

We hear from DATO' KHAIRUL ANWAR SALLEH on the role of education in Fine Arts from LASALLE, a little known Singaporean art school back in the 1980s, in setting the foundation for this artist turned CEO of Media Prima Television Networks, a Malaysian listed, fully-integrated media company with a complete repertoire of businesses in television, print, radio, out-of-home advertising, content creation and digital media.

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Episode 8 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

What exactly does law-trained, creative consultant and running candidate for Singapore Nominated Member of Parliament (NMP) AUDREY LIM do as one of the movers of the Singaporean music scene?

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Episode 7 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Focused primarily on the presentation of contemporary art from Myanmar, Singapore-based French gallerist and ex-academic MARIE PIERRE-MOL tells us why running an art gallery matters for her, for artists and for the public.

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Episode 6 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Before the rise of co-shared workspaces, legendary writers and philosophers were known to hub from cafes such as the famed Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots in Paris. From a local coffee shop or kopitiam as they are known as in Singapore, SYED MUHAMMAD HAFIZ, independent curator and PhD candidate at the National University of Singapore (NUS) gives us a sneak peek on his research of what he refers to as the 'Singapore Artworld'. 

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Episode 5 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Mid-career artist SHIRLEY SOH embeds her art within purpose, reflects on inter-generational scenarios and the self-reflexive impact from working with women inmates incarcerated at the Singapore prisons.

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Episode 4 from the 16-hour Shangri-La Art Podcast live-stream.

Lawyer turned artist, YEN PHANG observes the overlooked, our right to fallibility and how even the law is not as black and white as many think it to be from the confines of a jamming studio in Singapore.

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