The Mixed History of Museology – An Observation Beyond Singapore Biennale

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The Mixed History of Museology – An Observation Beyond Singapore Biennale

混種或共享的博物館學史：雙年展及他者的對話

October 2nd, 2020／ Type： Image

Author: Doris Chen ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Additional status was added as part of the commemorating the bicentennial of the Founding of modern Singapore. (2019) Source: Wikipeida)

Sharon Chin, "In the Skin of a Tiger: Monument to What We Want (Tugu Kita)" (2019), in National Gallery Singapore; photo: Rikey

Boedi Widjaja, "Black-Hut, Black-Hu" (2019); image courtesy of artist

Singapore Biennale In Gillman Barracks (2019); photo: Rikey

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