News report in The Straits Times with regards to HAO's fundraising.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Was in the papers recently!
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Saturday, August 23, 2008
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Friday, August 01, 2008
HAO - Confronting the Future of Arts & Culture from Asia
Stop wondering! Here's HAO, the Summit and workshop sessions with emerging Asian artists, art managers and curators you have been dreaming about!
WHERE
Sentosa Island, Singapore
WHEN
9 – 12 September 2008
ORGANISER
The Substation – Singapore’s leading non-profit contemporary arts centre
CONVENOR
Khairuddin Hori
AIMS OF HAO
• The HAO Summit aims to nurture a sustainable and informed fellowship of future Asian contemporary arts leaders, professionals, and visionaries to take art into the future, through inspiration and professional mentorship.
• We aim to transform the fellowship and networks forged through the HAO Summit into long-term action and information exchange networks across Asia. The HAO Summit will be the first of other meetings, summits and events of the fellowship.
Click here for the HAO website and updates!
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Friday, August 01, 2008
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Sunday, December 10, 2006
The Great Art & Craft Swindle (performance, 2006)




Performance lecture at the Comparative Contemporaries Conference that took place in October 2006 at The Substation in Singapore. Tearing up and shredding of Channels & Confluences, A History of Singapore Art by Kwok Kian Chow, published in 1996 by National Heritage Board & Singapore Art Museum. On its sleeve, this book is described as "the first fully-illustrated historical survey of Singapore art" and "a valuable reference to the art collector and art students alike" while "also an inspiring resource for artists and those who appreciate the fine art heritage of Singapore". No other book with such claims and ambitions has been published in Singapore.
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Sunday, December 10, 2006
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