Thesis Delibs
Previous Thesis Delibs session at the Kim Association.
Photo credit: The Artists Village
venueFront Courtyard, 42 Waterloo Street
DATE28 Aug, Fri
TIME7.30 - 9.30 PM
ADMISSIONFree with registration at citrusfest2026.peatix.com
SYNOPSISStep into a lively conversation with Thesis Delibs by The Artists Village’s Art History Klub (TAV–AHK)! Part panel, part hangout, TAV–AHK is a collective deep-dive into exhibitions, practices, and the stories we tell about art. Moderated by oral storyteller Kamini Ramachandran, expect a mix of voices—artists, thinkers, and curious participants—coming together to swap perspectives, share memories, and piece together local art histories in real time. This edition zooms in on the messy, fascinating overlaps between art, heritage, and lost spaces in Singapore’s ever-changing cityscape. This edition explores topics at the intersection of well-being, myth-making, lost spaces and/or communities in Singapore’s ever-changing cityscape.
Whether you’re here to listen, chime in, or just soak up the vibes, the Klub is an open invitation: Come for the conversation, stay for the unexpected connections.
Please note:
If you’re interested in making a presentation, please respond to The Artists Village’s open call by Wed, 12 Aug.
In the event of wet weather, this programme will be held in the Black Box.
About the Arts Workers
The Artists’ Village
The Artists Village (TAV) is Singapore’s first contemporary art group. Founded in 1992, the group is historically significant for its engagement with societal changes and issues. It continues to foster an ecology for artistic exchange, practice-sharing, experimentation, and collective learning today, across disciplines and borders.
Kamini Ramachandran
Storyteller and Creative ProducerKamini Ramachandran is a storyteller and creative producer based in Singapore, known for site-specific storytelling experiences that breathe life into cultural spaces, from heritage monuments and museum galleries to walking trails and immersive installations. She advances the art of storytelling through Moonshadow Stories, The Storytelling Centre Ltd and StoryFest. A Singapore International Foundation Fellow with international engagement through the Mekong Cultural Hub and Oxford Cultural Leaders Programme, she served as Artistic Director for Goodman Arts Centre’s Open House, and is an organising member of Producers SG. Her executive committee roles with the Singapore Drama Educators Association and Singapore Heritage Society connect her practice with arts advocacy and the preservation of intangible cultural heritage.
