“Wandering the Immeasurable” by Gayle Hermick

…ysician, arrived at the conclusion the earth was magnetic which is why the compass points north. And there’s the ingenuity of Pascal’s calculating machine. Galileo’s dedication to observation is breathtaking; his thorough documentation of the moons of Jupiter and sun spots are astounding feats. I read about the careful tabulation of astronomical data from Brahe enabling Kepler to discover his laws of planetary motion. I enjoyed biographies of phys… Continue reading

Art Genève 2015: Go!

…iving Room” curated by Samuel Gross I find this not very forgettable tongue-in-cheek piece. Marta Dell Angelo, “The Prow,” 2010, oil on Canvas 8m x 2m (approx.) There is, however, one work that really captivates me. Congratulations to the Geneva-based foundation Art for the World for having the courage to show just one painting. And what a painting! “The Prow” by Italian painter, Marta Dell Angelo, is a huge canvas impressive in dimension and conc… Continue reading

Beyond the Ground: It’s all about our roots

…ty on all creative activities. “Lee Guan You” (Lee Governs You) is the play-on-words title for one of Rachel Tan’s thought-provoking contributions to Beyond the Ground. She would love to return home to Singapore but it would be impossible for her to organise exhibitions of her work there because any such event has to be approved by the state-run Media Development Authority. Her installation here comprises posters promoting a film entitled “Lee Gov… Continue reading