UN ENCUENTRO CON LORENA OCHOA
ANCIENT EGYPT

Quest for Immortality - The World of Ancient Egypt
Venue
Exhibition Galleries 1 & 2, Basement - NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPORE
Date
TUE 22 DEC 2009 - SUN 4 APR 2010 10:00am - 6:00pm
The ancient Egyptian world is often characterised by a fascinating and remarkably supple mental universe. Ancient Egyptians melded images in ways that often beggar logic. They linked material elements with a realm inaccessible to humans, as reflected both in their daily conduct and their emphasis on the afterlife that led to their quest for immortality. Quest for Immortality – The World of Ancient Egypt offers an insight to the ancient Egyptian’s attitude to life and the afterlife, and the preparations they made to ensure their transition from earthly existence to immortality. Discover the Egyptians’ means of equipping the dead – through mummification, provision of sustenance, magic and ritual – and explore the evolution of their burial rites as well as the changing relationship between man and ritual through time. With 230 artefacts spanning from 4000 BCE to 950 CE, this exhibition endeavours to place tomb objects in their social, religious and artistic context, demonstrating the diversity and adaptability of an art that has prevailed in both time and space.
English (from Monday 4 January 2010)
Mondays to Fridays
11.30am & 2.30pm
11.30am, 2.30pm & 3.30pm
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPORE
The CINEMATHEQUE of the National Museum of Singapore
January - May 2010
The National Museum of Singapore Cinématéque focuses on the presentation of film in its historical, aesthetic, and cultural contexts, with a strong emphasis on local and regional cinema. Key programmes include the annual Singapore Short Cuts, Young Cinema, Film an Music series, Alternative Visions and Under the Banyan Tree: Open Air Cinema.
16 April - 9 May 2010
Co-presented with the Italian Cultural Institute of Singapore. With the support of Cinecittá Holding
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TREASURY OF THE WORLD

The exhibition is in Singapore in the Asian Civilisations Museum: 12 February - 27 June 2010.
YO EL SUPREMO y el anti-mito del Dictador Francia

CLAUDIA GONZALEZ ha publicado Hijo de hombre y la reconstrucción cultural del Paraguay (Litocolor, 1998), Jugando con mamá (Criterio Ediciones, 2002), Cuentos breves del olvido (narrativa breve, Servilibro, 2005), Launiversidad innovadora: hacia una interpretación del
caso Paraguay (Servilibro, 2005, en coautoría con Antonio Villegas), Elegía a Luciana y otros cuentos (narrativa breve, Servilibro, 2006), Apuntes del alma (fotografía y poesía, arte-vida, 2006, en coautoría con Antonio Villegas), Federica en el mar (narrativa juvenil, Nido de Cuervos, 2007), Federica en la sierra (narrativa juvenil, Nido de Cuervos, 2007), El valle de las mariposas (narrativa infantil, Planeta, 2008), Una noche… (poesía, arte-vida 2009), y Futbolmanía, cuento escrito en coautoría con Valentina Verruso,
para la Antología EMPATAMOS (Editorial Terracota, México, 2009).
VICIONARIO

¡VICIONARIO A LA VISTA!
sada en el vicio de la palabra y el vicio de la belleza, editada por el Centro Cultural de San Marcos y dirigida por el poeta Arturo Corcuera, Director de la Biblioteca España de las Artes que funciona en la Casona clásica. MORE MEXICO IN SINGAPORE

Camino a la Modernidad
The Path to Modernity: Mexican Modern Painting
Venue: Singapore Art Museum (71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555. Tel: 63323222)
Date: 15 November 2009 to 3 January 2010
Camino a la Modernidad, The Path to Modernity: Mexican Modern Painting traces major developments in Mexican art from the 1900s to the 1950s, where Mexican society underwent tremendous changes in social and political spheres that impacted much of its artistic expression.
The Mexican Revolution (1910) laid the foundation for a new artistic movement, Mexican Mural Renaissance, which attempted to bridge the class divide in the construction of a national identity and aesthetic, through bringing art to the masses in the form of highly accessible, outdoor public art murals. The exhibition features over 70 works from important Mexican public and private collections, including works by renowned mural artists Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, José Clemente Orozco, Roberto Montenegro, Rufino Tamayo, Maria Izquierdo and Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo, Self-Portrait with Medallion, 1948,Oil/Masonite, 50 cm x 40 cm, Private Collection
CHINGAY PARADE 2010 IN SINGAPORE


The Chingay FESTIVAL Parade 2010 in Singapore was amazing.






