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Trevor Yeung, Cynic’s Routine, 2019, archival inkjet print,
40 x 60 cm. Courtesy the artist. CCA Online Benefit Auction on now! Bidding Period 1 – 18 October Place your bids for works of art to support a unique contemporary art institution in Southeast Asia! The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction aims to raise funds for two vital projects currently underway. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. @ntu_ccasingapore  #ntuccabenefit  #randianmagazine #trevoryeung @trevoryeung (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFymQlalFB6/?igshid=iyaxl97wzvye

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Ho Tzu Nyen, 4 x 4 - Episode of Singapore Art, 2005, video, 20 min. Courtesy the artist. CCA Online Benefit Auction on now! Bidding Period 1 – 18 October Place your bids for works of art to support a unique contemporary art institution in Southeast Asia! The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction aims to raise funds for two vital projects currently underway. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. @ntu_ccasingapore  #ntuccabenefit  #randianmagazine #hotzunyen @hotzunyen (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFykpgulA45/?igshid=112j0rn5u85cq

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Heman Chong, Fahrenheit 451 / Ray Bradbury (3), 2020, acrylic on canvas, 61 x 46 x 3.5 cm. Courtesy the artist. CCA Online Benefit Auction on Now Bidding Period 1 – 18 October Place your bids for works of art to support a unique contemporary art institution in Southeast Asia! The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction aims to raise funds for two vital projects currently underway. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. @ntu_ccasingapore #ntuccabenefit #randianmagazine #hemanchong @hemanchong (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFyj_8llz9m/?igshid=1h17kd050s4zx

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CCA Online Benefit Auction on now! Fyerool Darma, Portrait of Win$ton_ed-Jaga_d_paradiso, 2019, poster print with adhesive on wood, detritus and clear epoxy with artist frame, 42 x 59.4 x 15 cm (framed). Courtesy the artist. Bidding Period 1 – 18 October Place your bids for works of art to support a unique contemporary art institution in Southeast Asia! The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction aims to raise funds for two vital projects currently underway. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. @ntu_ccasingapore #ntuccabenefit #randianmagazine #fyerooldarma (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFyjvRSlJ10/?igshid=rozpv58cpdj7

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Online Benefit Art Auction for NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore Animali Domestici, Bangkok Opportunistic Ecologies, 2019, printed synthetic fabric canvas, embroidery, 300 x 300 x 0.5 cm. Courtesy the artists. Bidding Period 1 – 18 October Place your bids for works of art to support a unique contemporary art institution in Southeast Asia! The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction aims to raise funds for two vital projects currently underway. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. @ntu_ccasingapore #ntuccabenefit #randianmagazine (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFwN8L2lVMd/?igshid=n0xod7ky4x9g

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Online Benefit Art Auction for NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore Bidding Period 1 – 18 October The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction is underway. The Online Benefit Art Auction features artworks donated by artists who have participated in the Centre’s residencies, exhibitions and other programmes, including:  Alecia Neo (Singapore) Ang Song Nian (Singapore) anGie seah (Singapore) Animali Domestici (Thailand/Italy) Arin Rungjang (Thailand) Entang Wiharso (Indonesia) Fyerool Darma (Singapore) Haegue Yang (South Korea/Germany) Heman Chong (Singapore) Ho Tzu Nyen (Singapore) ila (Singapore) Jae Rhim Lee (South Korea) Jason Wee (Singapore) Jeremy Sharma (Singapore) Lucy + Jorge Orta (United Kingdom) Magne Furuholmen (Norway) Marjetica Potrč (Slovenia) Ming Wong (Singapore/Germany) Regina Maria Möller (Germany) Robert Zhao Renhui (Singapore) Rossella Biscotti (Italy/The Netherland) Shubigi Rao (India/Singapore) Tiffany Chung (Vietnam/USA) Trevor Yeung (Hong Kong) Wei Leng Tay (Singapore) Weixin Quek Chong (Singapore). Each artwork has a unique narrative, created and brought to life as a result of the artists’ visions and active engagement with knowledge, research, community and praxis. These works reflect the Centre’s attention to promulgating ideas that engage with social and ecological concerns. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. The Centre has expressed its gratitude for the support of all the artists who contributed new or recently commissioned works, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the precarious financial position of artists and cultural producers around the world. @ntu_ccasingapore #ntuccabenefit (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFvu5B_lqfU/?igshid=42f93gtcjxi6

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Online Benefit Art Auction for NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore Bidding Period 1 – 18 October The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore’s (NTU CCA Singapore) Online Benefit Art Auction is underway. The Online Benefit Art Auction features artworks donated by artists who have participated in the Centre’s residencies, exhibitions and other programmes, including:  Alecia Neo (Singapore)(shown here), Ang Song Nian (Singapore), anGie seah (Singapore), Animali Domestici (Thailand/Italy), Arin Rungjang (Thailand) Entang Wiharso (Indonesia) Fyerool Darma (Singapore) Haegue Yang (South Korea/Germany) Heman Chong (Singapore) Ho Tzu Nyen (Singapore) ila (Singapore) Jae Rhim Lee (South Korea) Jason Wee (Singapore) Jeremy Sharma (Singapore) Lucy + Jorge Orta (United Kingdom) Magne Furuholmen (Norway) Marjetica Potrč (Slovenia) Ming Wong (Singapore/Germany) Regina Maria Möller (Germany) Robert Zhao Renhui (Singapore) Rossella Biscotti (Italy/The Netherland) Shubigi Rao (India/Singapore) Tiffany Chung (Vietnam/USA) Trevor Yeung (Hong Kong) Wei Leng Tay (Singapore) Weixin Quek Chong (Singapore). Each artwork has a unique narrative, created and brought to life as a result of the artists’ visions and active engagement with knowledge, research, community and praxis. These works reflect the Centre’s attention to promulgating ideas that engage with social and ecological concerns. For those who would like to help through other means, NTU CCA Singapore’s own Artists’ Limited Edition Everyday Items comprising specially commissioned objects made in limited quantities – ranging from scarves, umbrellas, notebooks, raincoats, totes bags to beach towels – are also available for purchase from the auction website. Alternatively, you can also make a donation for any amount here. The Centre has expressed its gratitude for the support of all the artists who contributed new or recently commissioned works, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the precarious financial position of artists and cultural producers around the world. @ntu_ccasingapore #ntuccabenefit (at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFvueeQl7NQ/?igshid=19a4gq9x72r9b