Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Art and the Environment in Southeast Asia: Environment as Contested Space
This course examined how Southeast Asian artists in the 1970s engaged with the environment as a contested space, responding to pressing issues such as environmental degradation, urban poverty, and social inequality through their art. Through studying artworks by Nirmala Dutt, Siti Adiyati, Tang Da Wu and Santiago Bose, we learned the approaches they took to communicate their concerns.
6 weeks, 1 hour per week
Dr Seng Yu Jin
Director (Curatorial & Exhibitions), National Gallery Singapore
National Gallery Singapore
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Learning outcomes
- Develop insights and perspectives on the strategies that Southeast Asian artists used to respond to urgent environmental concerns.
- Encounter art and ways of thinking from Southeast Asia.
- Apply vocabulary and visual analysis strategies to form an interpretation of artworks.
Issued on 16th July 2024
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