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Adeline Chia

‘The Sound of the Mighty Loner’: How Language Shapes Our World

Adeline ChiaArtReview01 November 2021

A genre-bending nonfiction tome that anatomises, in passionate detail, the author’s obsession with Japan, Polly Barton’s ‘Fifty Sounds’ combines elements of memoir, essay, philosophy and linguistics

Haunted Modernity – ‘A Mosque in the Jungle: Classic Ghost Stories’ by Othman Wok

Adeline ChiaArtReview Asia27 October 2021

Now that the horror stories of writer-turned-politician-turned-writer have been translated into English, Adeline Chia revisits her favourite spooky stories from childhood

Eugene Tan: ‘the Experience of Art Cannot Be Confined to Museum Spaces’

Adeline ChiaArtReview Asia15 October 2021

The director of Singapore Art Museum shares his vision of a ‘disappearing’ museum

The World of Green Zeng

Adeline ChiaArtReview Asia13 September 2021

In a self-published monograph, the artist-filmmaker looks back on a decade of work tackling the way histories are written and interpreted

Haunted House: ‘Between the Living and the Archive’ – Review

Adeline ChiaArtReview30 July 2021

A group show at Gillman Barracks, Singapore, fosters an atmosphere of relaxed vulnerability

Something New Must Turn Up: Six Singaporean Artists After 1965 – Review

Adeline ChiaArtReview08 July 2021

At National Gallery Singapore, a glimpse at a neglected piece of the island city-state’s art history

Raffles Renounced: How To (Usefully) Decolonise Singapore’s History

Adeline ChiaArtReview05 May 2021

The ‘balance sheet’ approach to colonialism replicates imperial logic

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