What Southeast Asian contemporary art studio Gajah Gallery presents its latest exhibition, featuring four emerging artists that explore forms of tension and tribulations in their artistic practice as they forge ahead in their careers. The artists, namely Kass Koh (Singapore), Koh Kai Ting (Malaysia), Luh Gede Gita Sangita Yasa (Indonesia) and Noreen Loh (Malaysia), come together to investigate and address discomforts through their works, drawing inspiration from a spectrum of topics such as science fiction, memories, and even creatures in distress. 

When Till August 30

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What The Necessary Stage, one of Singapore's leading theatre companies, presents an insight into its latest production in five parts—a Zoom play reading and four subsequent vodcasts, the latter scheduled to be rolled out every 15th of the month starting from this week. The production was initially planned to premiere at this year's Singapore International Festival of Arts, delving deeper into the strength of collective power and topic of climate change.

When August 15; 12 noon (first scheduled vodcast) and 8 pm (play reading)

What 15 artists who once held art residencies at STPI come together for a group exhibition that explores the various implications associated with the shifting of Earth's axis, suggesting an upending of the natural order of things and change made to the status quo. Helmed by guest curator Tan Siuli, participants can look forward to an exciting line-up of artists, including Rirkrit Tiravanija, Manuel Ocampo and Ashley Bickerton, among many notable others. 

When Till September 13 

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What The first of three installations of ArtScience on Screen: Ode to Invention, will feature the short film, The MisInventions of Milo Weatherby, by American filmmaker Bill Whirity that premiered in 2009. The programme is held in partnership with Imagine Science Films and Labocine, and invites audiences to revel in the joy of invention helmed by young and unlikely protagonists through four short films over the next three weeks. 

When Till September 6

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