‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In episode eight, he speaks to curators Tina Baum and Phoebe Scott about the exhibition ‘Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia’ at National Gallery Singapore. They unpack how the show challenges stereotypes about First Nations people and what defines their art. For audiences encountering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art for the first time, this episode serves as a primer on their rich aesthetic and cultural traditions, as well as Australia’s complex history. Visit Art & Market (www.artandmarket.net), to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

LANDING 2022 is A&M's third annual conference. Event 5 | Roundtable on Writing Processes 
 What makes up the writing process, and how does it differ from writer to writer? Join the A&M core team and the platform’s freelance contributors as they discuss their approaches to research, interviews, and putting it all together for publication digitally and in print. Editors Nadya and Ian will also speak about how they work with writers to focus ideas and sharpen points.  Speakers: Nadya Wang, Editor, A&M Ian Tee, Associate Editor, A&M Vivyan Yeo, Content Producer, A&M ants chua, A&M Contributor Sean Wang, A&M contributor This panel discussion was broadcast on 2 July 2022 as the fifth of five events in LANDING 2022. More information at artandmarket.net/talks/landing-2022.

LANDING 2022 is A&M's third annual conference. Event 3 | Launch of New A&M Website The A&M website has had a makeover! Join us for an exclusive first look. We talk through the changes, the decisions behind them, and how they will help us achieve our objectives for the platform to bring you specialist content on Southeast Asian art. This launch event was broadcasted on 1 July 2022 as the third of five events in the series. More information at artandmarket.net/talks/landing-2022.

LANDING 2022 is A&M's third annual conference. Event 2 | Dialogue: How do we engage with climate change in the arts? The impact of climate change seeps into every aspect of our lives. As the art world begins to recognise the gravity of global warming, artists give careful thought to the conscious use of materials, importance of community engagement, methods of educating others, and visions for a sustainable future. Speaker: Catherine Sarah Young, Artist Moderator: Vivyan Yeo, Content Producer, A&M This dialogue was broadcast on 1 July 2022 as the second of five events in LANDING 2022. More information at artandmarket.net/talks/landing-2022.

LANDING 2022 is A&M's third annual conference. Event 1 | Panel: How can translation shift cultural discourses? Translation plays an increasingly pivotal role in knowledge building. It opens up worldviews embedded in language, providing access to different histories and communities. In this panel, three practitioners discuss how translating local texts can challenge current paradigms of understanding as well as their approaches to finding nuance.  Panelists: Dương Mạnh Hùng, Translator, Writer and Curator Htoo Lwin Myo, Translator and Writer Vanessa Moll, Lecturer, Khon Kaen University Moderator: Ian Tee, Associate Editor, A&M This panel discussion was broadcast on 1 July 2022 as the first of five events in LANDING 2022. More information at artandmarket.net/talks/landing-2022.

‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In this episode, he chats with Woong Soak Teng about her recent project ‘Rules for Photographing a Scoliotic Patient’. It is the subject of her first solo exhibition at Objectifs, as well as an artist book launched under THEBOOKSHOW. Soak speaks about her relationship with scoliosis, the collaborative process behind this project and what the medium of the photobook offers to her practice. Visit Art & Market, to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee (@ianteestudio). In the episode, he speaks with curator Roger Nelson on the occasion of his exhibition ‘The Tailors and The Mannequins: Chen Cheng Mei and You Khin’. They discuss the two artists’ unusual trajectories and ‘Dalam Southeast Asia’, a new project space at the National Gallery Singapore. Visit Art & Market to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and the exhibition discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club” on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

[DIALOGUES] ‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In the episode, he speaks with Taufyk and Kash from the design collective Youths In Balaclava (YIB). They discuss YIB’s origins, the brand’s partnership with Dover Street Market Paris and their ethos to creative collaborations. You will also hear about two exciting projects YIB has in January 2022: their first runway presentation at Paris Men’s Fashion Week for Autumn-Winter 2022, as well as ‘Twisted Paradise’, a sculptural display they created for the group exhibition ‘We’re Young Once’ at Art Agenda (@artagenda). Visit Art & Market, to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

[DIALOGUES] ‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In this episode, he speaks with Joyce Toh, Head of Exhibitions for S.E.A. Focus Curated 2022. They discuss ‘chance constellation’ the theme for this year’s edition, the fair’s unusual layout as well as some highlight artworks you do not want to miss.

[DIALOGUES] ‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. He speaks with Kathleen Ditzig and Fang-Tze Hsu on the occasion of their recent exhibition ‘Art Histories of a Forever War: Modernism Between Space and Home’ at Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taiwan. In this conversation, they discuss the value of collaboration in exhibition-making and research, capturing nuances in translation, as well as the opportunities in engaging with institutional collections. Visit artandmarket.net, to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

[DIALOGUES] ‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a new podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In the second episode, I speak with Singapore artist Ruben Pang on the occasion of his latest solo exhibition ‘Amphibian’. In this conversation, we discuss his new series of unglazed ceramic works, the materiality of painting and his experiences navigating a professional artistic practice.

Ian’s Research Club’ is a new podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In the debut episode, he speaks with Singapore artist and writer Jason Wee. They discuss ‘Cruising’ Jason’s latest solo exhibition at Yavuz Gallery; ‘The Lines Fall Where They May’ a group show he curated at STPI Gallery, as well as ‘Walk Walk Don’t Run’, an island-wide open studio programme initiated by Grey Projects. Visit Art & Market (www.artandmarket.net), to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

LANDING is A&M's second annual conference. Panel 4 | How do estates keep their artists’ legacies alive? Estates play a crucial role in protecting an artist’s vision and keeping their works in the public eye. This is a multifaceted job that includes preserving archives, facilitating discourse and initiating exhibitions, amongst others. In this panel, we get first-hand accounts from family representatives managing artist estates, and see if there are best practices that can be instructive for legacy planning. Panelists: Pio Abad, Artist and Curator, Estate of Pacita Abad Alex Turnbull, Co-Director, Kim Lim Estate and William Turnbull Estate Moderator: Ian Tee, Associate Edit, Art & Market This panel discussion was broadcast on 23 June 2021 as the last of four panels in the series. More information at artandmarket.net/landing.

LANDING is A&M's second annual conference. Panel 3 | How do art dealers conduct business “as usual”? As second waves of COVID-19 infections sweep across Southeast Asia, renewed restrictions challenge art dealers to conduct their business “as usual”, even as they are more prepared for what to do than they were a year ago. In this discussion, they offer their views on operating with and without physical spaces, thinking out of the box with online programming and planning for an uncertain future. Panelists: Lim Wei-Ling, Director, Wei-Ling Galleries Santy Saptari, Principal Consultant, Santy Saptari Art Consulting Sukontip Fon Prahanpap, Founder, La Lanta Fine Art & Warin Art Lab Moderator: Nadya Wang, Editor, Art & Market This panel discussion was broadcast on 23 June 2021 as the third of four panels in the series. More information at artandmarket.net/landing.

LANDING is A&M's second annual conference. Panel 2 | How do we carve out and sustain independent agendas? As agents of self-organisation, experimentation and discourse, independent platforms are integral to the art ecosystem. Their work often exists outside of institutional planning and commercial forces, thereby making space for fresh perspectives. We speak with individuals who have advocated for such spaces, and gain insights on the importance of productive criticism, the power of community engagement and the challenges of sustaining one’s practice. Panelists: Dominic Zinampan, Managing Editor, Green Papaya Art Projects Reaksmey Yean, Founder, Silapak Trotchaek Pneik Ha Dao, Coordinator, Matca Moderator: Vivyan Yeo, Writer, Art & Market This panel discussion was broadcast on 23 June 2021 as the second of four panels in the series. More information at artandmarket.net/landing.

LANDING is A&M's second annual conference. Panel 1 | How do young artists navigate their artistic coming of age? The beginning of an artist’s career is a liminal time where one constructs their identity and positionality within the art industry. What will emerge from a generation whose artistic coming of age coincides with a global pandemic, digital industrialisation, and political unrest? This panel will join together artists from our ‘Fresh Faces’ series, who will speak about finding their niche in the Southeast Asian art world. Panelists: Quỳnh Lâm, Artist Kamolros Wonguthum, Artist and Writer Divaagar, Artist Moderator: Alana Malika, Content Manager, A&M This panel discussion was broadcast on 23 June 2021 as the first of four panels in the series. More information at artandmarket.net/landing.

What are the challenges to sustaining a healthy ecosystem that supports artists at various points in their careers? How do different stakeholders work together to provide opportunities and mentorship to young practitioners? Our panelists speak about the importance of making space for diversity and independent interests. Panellists:​ Han-Song Hiltmann, Director, Goethe-Institut Singapore James Page, Foundry Director, Yogya Art Lab Michelle JN Lim, Artist & Editor, Plural Art Mag Wang Ruobing, Co-Founder of Comma Space 逗号空间 Moderator: Moderated by Chelsea Chua, Programme Director, Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film

As the impetus for digitalisation grows with the increased physical segregation brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a tension between traditional and contemporary approaches, and how they will evolve and co-exist. In this panel, we speak with artists about how they are straddling the two while remaining true to their practices. Panellists: Alecia Neo, Artist and Co-Founder of Brack Jason Lim, Artist and Educator Masuri Mazlan, Artist and Co-Founder of Tekad Kolektif Zarina Muhammad, Artist, Educator and Reseacher Moderator: Melanie Pocock, Curator, Ikon Gallery

RESET is an A&M project in partnership with Singapore Art Week 2021. RESET Talk 3 | IRL or WWW: Between Physical and Virtual Spaces How can an exhibition comfortably inhabit both virtual and physical spaces? What are the subtle differences that both the curator and artist have to pay attention to as they work to ensure prime engagement on not one but two platforms? We get first-hand accounts from SAW project organisers and see if there are best practices that can be instructive for future endeavours. Panellists: Kirti Upadhyaya, Assistant Curator, OH! Open House Nature Shankar, Co-Founder, Our Softest Hour Teow Yue Han, Artist and Co-Founder, INTER–MISSION Tulika Ahuja, Curator and Founder, MAMA MAGNET Moderated by Selene Yap, Assistant Curator, Singapore Art Museum This panel discussion was broadcast on 7 January 2021, as the third of five in the RESET series. More information at artandmarket.net/reset.

RESET is an A&M project in partnership with Singapore Art Week 2021. RESET Talk 2 | Mix and It's A Match! Cross-Pollinations with Art The lines around creative fields are increasingly blurred as individuals seek inspiration and collaboration beyond their immediate circles to music, theatre, dance and design. In this panel, artists who comfortably occupy overlapping spaces open our minds to the possibilities that come from marrying familiar ideas with unexpected ones to create surprising combinations that work. Panellists: Jeremy Sharma, Artist Regina De Rozario, Artist Rizman Putra, Visual Artist and Performer Salty Ng Xi Jie, Artist Moderator: Shawn Chua, Artist and Researcher This panel discussion was broadcast on 17 December 2020, as the second of five in the RESET series. More information at artandmarket.net/reset.