tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2021-11-15T13:02:50+08:00 Peatix Lim Lee Lee tag:peatix.com,2021:event-1864908 2021-04-08T18:00:00SGT 2021-04-08T18:00:00SGT

Can a blind woman feel fear, anger and empathy? Why do some assume a wheelchair user is automatically intellectually disabled? Is it possible for someone with very low vision to create beautiful works of art that intimately capture the beauty of human anatomy? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRo88tU17IwA 'sword' fight. A Ferrari wheelchair. Wires that take on a life of their own. Harmonies of hope. Part documentary, part theatrical monologue, Perspectives is an exploration about life as Singaporean artists with disabilities. Director Peggy Ferroa weaves a narrative of adventures and experiences living - and making art - with difference. WATCH THE STORIES... When Paths Cross – A Monologue by Lim Lee LeeA blind woman crosses paths – and canes – with an angry man. Should she flee or fight, or can she do more for others? Wired on Art – Thoughts on Art Making and Life Visual artist Victor Tan has exhibited all over the world but finds home in a little art studio off Telok Kurau. He shares his thoughts on how sculpting with wire helps him re-examine relationships people have with each other. A Chair is Still A Chair – A Monologue by Stephanie Esther Fam What happens when a woman is given a new wheelchair but doesn’t quite connect with it?See the world through the eyes of a blind woman, take a walk in the shoes of a wheelchair user, and learn how disability brings new perspectives to artmaking. Three stories will set you thinking about who we are as people, in all our wonderous diversity. ‘Perspectives’ is a disability-led film. Directed by Peggy Ferroa and Michael ChuaWritten by Peggy Ferroa, Lim Lee Lee and Stephanie Esther FamStarring Lim Lee Lee, Stephanie Esther Fam, Victor Tan, with music by Harmony Community Choir Visit PerspectivesFilm.com for more informationRun time: 24 minutes Language: EnglishThe film is audio described and captioned and suitable for viewers with low vision and the D/eaf and hard-of-hearing. Your additional support will go towards work by artists with disabilities. Every gift makes a difference and your contribution will help create more opportunities to make the arts more inclusive. Book your tickets today!Alt text for image: The banner is blue in colour and features artists Victor Tan (top), Lim Lee Lee (right), Harmony Community Choir (bottom) and Stephanie Fam (left). The word "Perspectives" is standing vertical on the left side of the banner. Part ofSupported by Venue Partner

tag:peatix.com,2021-04-09 17:17:57 2021-04-09 17:17:57 The event description was updated. Diff#975167