“Dance Me Through The Dark is a labour of my first love, abetted by the mistress of my destiny.”
Today, during my lunch break in between classes, I decided to take some time to visit a dance photography exhibition by Tan Ngiap Heng. He used to be a dancer himself but now he is a photographer. The photos are deeply thought-provoking as it displays the human body in and of itself as an art form. I also love how he uses the power of words to build up the pondering sentiments within a person upon viewing his gallery. With phrases like “When does a dancer become dance?”, how can one refuse to unravel individual feelings to connect with the display of forms and language?
The exhibition is ongoing from 13-28 Feb 2008, 10am – 8:30pm at the Gallery at The Arts House. Admission is free, the location is convenient, the photos are stunning, so do go check it out. For a preview/sneak peek, you can visit a write-up on the exhibition here.
Tags: dance, Dance Photography, events, singapore dance theatre, tan ngiap heng, the arts house, the pond
February 20, 2008 at 5:18 pm |
Thanks for the mention. I am glad that you enjoyed the exhibition.
February 24, 2008 at 8:13 pm |
Yup! Too bad I couldn’t go for the opening though.