To eat is to participate in systems larger than ourselves.
Waroeng Ndeso
In response to the art exhibition PENUMBRA,
Waroeng Ndeso brings food and conversation to the table, inviting participants to explore the politics of rice, sago and cassava through taste.
How closely connected are we to the food that sustains us? What happens when we look beyond what is presented to us? And what do our everyday eating habits reveal about the systems we participate in?
Join the artist Kelly Jin Mei and Carmen Chen of Gravy Baby for an afternoon of food, conversation and collective reflection.
Your ticket includes:
- 3 appetiser-sized bites
- Tea
- A facilitated sharing and discussion session
The conversation will be recorded for archival purposes. If you would prefer not to be recorded, please let us know before the session begins.
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- In-person
Refund Policy
Location
Art Outreach Singapore Ltd
5 Lock Road
##01-06 Singapore, 108933
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