Journal & Book Publications
A collection of publications by LASALLE staff, published during their service in the College, is accessible through the Ngee Ann Kongsi Library at the McNally campus.
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The Photographic Conditions of Contemporary Thai Art
Dr Clare Veal
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This paper takes as a point of departure, Rosalind Krauss' essay 'The Photographic Conditions of Surrealism', in which she describes the relationship between photography's indexical function and its position as the example par excellence of Surrealist artistic practice....
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Veal, Clare Elisabeth. "The Photographic Conditions of Contemporary Thai Art." Journal of Taipei Fine Arts Museum, vol. 34, no. 11, 2017.
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Heterogeneous Pedagogy: A Model for Tertiary Teaching and Learning across Arts Disciplines
Dr Kie Watkins
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The paper describes a pedagogical model developed at LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore for use within the local Arts and Arts Education sector. A need was discovered in Singapore for a holistic pedagogical model that could be used to teach practicing artists who spend considerable time teaching in public and private schools, yet maintain their Arts practice....
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Watkins, Kie. "Heterogeneous Pedagogy: A Model for Tertiary Teaching and Learning across Arts Disciplines." Journal of Beijing Dance Academy, vol. 26, no. 03, 2017, pp. 111-115.
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Can’t Lit: What Canadian English Departments Could (but Won’t) Learn from the Creative Writing Programs They Host
Dr Darryl Whetter
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Unlike all other major Anglophone points of comparison (e.g. USA, UK and Australia), Canada is disinterested in the national and global demand for doctoral programmes in Creative Writing. This paucity of PhD creative writing programmes is especially noticeable when Canada has the highest per capita undergraduate enrolment in the world, federal funding available for writing PhDs, and a low OECD ranking for the number of per capita PhDs....
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Whetter, Darryl. “Can’t Lit: What Canadian English Departments Could (but Won’t) Learn from the Creative Writing Programs They Host.” New Writing: The International Journal for the Practice and Theory of Creative Writing, vol. 11, no. 1, 2017, pp. 316-326.
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Picturesque Shophouses
Qing Sheng Ang (Author)
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Old is gold: nestled amongst the new skyscrapers mushrooming in our skyline, our familiar and beloved shophouses have now taken on an iconic status, reminding us of our heritage and providing a glimpse of life in pre-independent Singapore. Epigram Books’ latest addition to its colouring books series celebrates these nostalgic terrace houses with 20 illustrated images of Singapore’s favourite shophouses from Ann Siang Hill to Joo Chiat Road....
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Ang, Qing Sheng. Picturesque Shophouses. Singapore, Epigram, 2016.
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2016 Experimental music in Singapore
Dr Daren Moore
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The experimental music scene in Singapore emerged in 1990s and grew out of the underground rock music scene of the 1980s. In this sense, the experimental scene has a shared history with the development of popular music in Singapore that occurred concurrently with Western popular music movements. Over the past 20 years, the scene has gained momentum and developed into a small, yet vibrant community....
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Moore, Daren. “2016 Experimental music in Singapore.” Journal of Sonic Studies, vol. 12, 2016.
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Movement of Things
Andreas Schlegel
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The Movement of Things project is an exploration into the qualities and properties of movement. Through a range of exercises these movements are captured and translated by custom-built software and the use of an autonomous, tiny and wireless motion sensor....
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Schlegel, Andreas, and Cedric Honnet. “Movement of Things Exploring Inertial Motion Sensing When Autonomous, Tiny and Wireless.” MOCU16 proceding of the 3rd international symposium on Movement and computing, no. 47, 2016, doi: 10.1145/2948910.2948916.
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Growing and Sustaining Creative Pattern Cutting as a Recognised Profession in Asia.
Jeremiah Tan
Dr Harah Chon
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Recent years have shown a gradual shift in apparel production from China to parts of Southeast Asia, allowing fashion designers to leverage lower labour costs and raw material resources during sampling and production. These cost-saving benefits have impacted the overall perception of quality, as designers frustratingly come to realise the poor levels of skills and pattern cutting knowledge within the region....
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Tan, Jeremiah and Harah Chon. "Growing and Sustaining Creative Pattern Cutting as a Recognised Profession in Asia." International Journal of Fashion Design, Technology and Education, vol. 9, no. 2, 2016, pp. 161-167.
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CellF: A Neuron-Driven Music Synthesiser for Real-Time Performance
Dr Darren Moore
Dr Amanda Morris
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CellF is the world’s first neuron-driven synthesiser. It is a collaborative project at the cutting edge of experimental art and music that brings together artists, musicians, designers and scientists to create a cybernetic self-portrait. cellF is an autonomous, bioanalogue electronic musical instrument designed to operate independently and interact with human musicians....
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Moore, Darren et al. "CellF: A Neuron-Driven Music Synthesiser for Real-Time Performance." International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media, vol. 12, no. 1, 2016, pp. 31-43, doi:10.1080/14794713.2016.1161954.