SAW Dialogues

Year

2022

Client

National Arts Council Singapore

Programming & Content Creation

Scope

As part of the 10th edition of Singapore Art Week (SAW), we organised SAW Dialogues 2022, featuring a series of 13 talks and panels developed in partnership with National Arts Council

Collegiality In the Global South.

A&M Generation Gap: Artist-Run Spaces.

As part of the 10th edition of Singapore Art Week (SAW), we organised SAW Dialogues 2022, a series of 13 talks and panel discussions developed in partnership with the National Arts Council and in coordination with various co-presenters. Taking place from 15 to 23 January 2022, the programme brought together artists, curators, writers, collectors, arts practitioners and other cultural stakeholders to reflect on the state of the arts and consider possible directions for the future.

Connecting the Dots: Art and Blockchain.

The year 2022 sees us at an inflection point, made plain in part by the effects of the pandemic. It has hurled us into a technologically sophisticated, hyper-connected future brimming with anticipation and opportunities, yet we cannot deny the dichotomies that have surfaced alongside. Responding to this overarching theme of retrofuturism, we look back while looking forward, ruminating on past lessons learnt to make smarter plans for the future.


SAW Dialogues 2022 takes stock of current practices and gains insights from networks across local and regional art communities. It is organised by National Arts Council, in partnership with Art & Market, as part of Singapore Art Week.

Note on Project Execution:

SAW Dialogues was initiated and delivered under our magazine Art & Market, prior to the formal establishment of Front & Off-Centre as a dedicated cultural agency offering communications, curatorial, programming and publishing services. 


If you would like to explore our programming services for your project, please email us at info@from-the-margins.org to start a conversation.

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