EVER PRESENT DESTINY DEACON FORCED INTO IMAGES T-SHIRT Bangkok Design Week

EVER PRESENT DESTINY DEACON FORCED INTO IMAGES T-SHIRT Bangkok Design WeekThe title of this work comes from a letter by African American writer and activist Alice Walker: I see our brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers, captured and forced into images, doing hard time for all of us. Drawing on this idea, Destiny Deacons playful but poignant work invites us to consider how identity is performed and represented. In this silent film, two First Nations children the artists niece and nephew show childish restlessness as they

By the 18th century

978-981-18-9982-9

in full colour and rich detail

Written by Felix CheongIllustrated by twisstiiSuitable for children aged 3 to 6146 × 203 mm44 pages

1930s-60sTextileCollection of Asian Civilisations Museum2007-00208

The design structure of a wide central panel framed by narrower borders is distinct from batik sarongs worn by the Chinese and European communities in Singapore

Edited by Stephen H

grandchildren and children of the deceased traditionally wore darker clothing as a sign of respect

138 X 148 cm

Edited by Seng Yu Jin250 X 200 mm116-160 pages each

this catalogue explores how the urban environment has shaped the material and cultural basis for Goh's artmaking from the 1950s to the 1990s

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