, The Straits Times
There it was – a colourful chameleon basking in the sun at Gardens by the Bay, unveiled before Mr Jayden Ong’s eyes for the very first time last week. The artist could not believe that his illustration had finally been transformed into a dazzling lantern measuring 2.6m in length and…
, Bak Chor Mee Boy
There’s saying that music is the universal language of mankind, allowing people to connect through song and symphony. Nowhere does that seem more clear than in ART:DIS’ Chachambo: Taking Flight, which brings together hit songs and dance numbers in a single, moving story, that proves disabled performers are just as capable…
, Lianhe Zaobao
The last staging of Chachambo: Taking Flight by ART:DIS Singapore on 6 August 2023 was one of few performances that, in many years, had touched my soul. The script was written by 23-year-old visually impaired playwright Claire Teo, who also acted as the main protagonist Liang Ming Zhu in the…
, Business Times
An intricate bulletin-paper artwork and a precocious drawing of playground slides were among the winners in a biennial art competition recognising artists with disabilities in Singapore. The inaugural UOL X Art:Dis Art Prize – organised by non- profit organisation Art:Dis and supported by UOL – was launched in May, with…