An Archipelagic AIR

Episode three Beatrice Glow “Going along this continued conversation that we have been having about archipelagic thinking, it dovetails well with diasporic thinking, relational thinking, empathetic thinking and that really helped me look at the map of Austronesia in a different layered way.” This is the third in a series of conversations with artists-in-residence (AIR) linked by a wet wave of archipelagic consciousness at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. In this episode, host James Jack welcomes artist-in-residence Beatrice Glow to discuss her artistic work and creative research. In conversation with curator Sidd Perez, they discuss residency as “portal”, commemorations of Banda and empires of smoke. Audio: Jevon Chandra Design: Alexis Chen Sound: Bani Haykal Host: James Jack Founder: Jeannette Ickovics Sponsor: Tan Chin Tuan Foundation Duration: 1:04:50

Episode two Sai Hua Kuan Chen This is the second in a series of conversations with artists-in-residence (AIR) linked by a wet wave of archipelagic consciousness at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. In this episode, host James Jack welcomes artist-in-residence Sai Hua Kuan Chen to discuss his artistic work and creative research. In conversation with art historian and curator Marc Glöde, they discuss collaborative frameworks, maneuvering with materials, and Hainanese opera in Singapore. Stay tuned to the Archipelagic AIR Yale-NUS College podcast to hear upcoming conversations held biannually with artists in the studio at the end of their residency. Artist Quotes “There is no no to know.” “Sometimes I'm like water…working around questions, I manoeuvre around quite a lot with things…let's take material itself. I will not force the material to work against their will. I will use the material itself to understand it before I work with it.” Credits Audio: Jevon Chandra Design: Alexis Chen Support: Yi Qian Chan Sound: bani haykal Host: James Jack Founder: Jeannette Ickovics Sponsor: Tan Chin Tuan Foundation Duration: 59:04 Episode three Artist Beatrice Glow https://artsandhumanities.yale-nus.edu.sg/artists-in-residence/about/

This is the first in a series of conversations with artists-in-residence (AIR) linked by a wet wave of archipelagic consciousness at Yale-NUS College in Singapore. In this episode, host James Jack explains the aims of the AIR program followed by inaugural artists-in-residence Andrew S Yang and Christa Donner discussing their artistic work and creative research during the pandemic. In conversation with art historian and curator Michelle Lim, topics include botanical invitations, thinking expansively with gardens, the texture of time and ethical cohabitation. Stay tuned to the Archipelagic AIR Yale-NUS College podcast to hear upcoming conversations held biannually with artists in the studio. Audio: Jevon Chandra Design: Alexis Chen Sound: Bani Haykal Host: James Jack Founder: Jeannette Ickovics Sponsor: Tan Chin Tuan Foundation https://artsandhumanities.yale-nus.edu.sg/artists-in-residence/artworks/