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Wheel Intensive #1 [Clay]

by jasmine

A few favourite pieces from my first round of intensive wheel throwing sessions. :) 

June 17, 2018
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Wheel Intensive #1 [Clay]

A few favourite pieces from my first round of intensive wheel throwing sessions. :) 

June 17, 2018
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Record: Notes from Being Adrift

I am holding peace in the wonderful posture of solitude. In this peace the paradox is true, and what is true will guide me on my way.

April 9, 2018
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image of hua tunan's Landscape art piece, made in 2016
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Record: Art from the Streets

Event recap of Art from the Streets exhibition at the ArtScience Museum, Singapore.

February 16, 2018
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Balance [Self-Portraiture]

January 22, 2018
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Decay Bowl Series [Ceramic]

The decay bowl series is an early ceramic experimental project I did, trying to simultaneously become familiar with hand-building techniques, creating conceptual vessels that gesture to urban indents overrun...

January 21, 2018
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Record: Kaohsiung & Kenting

I love the textures of urban spaces; they constantly remind me that life is sprawling and yet so unique to each inhabitant.

January 20, 2018
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Recent: our jxms

Review: 아이유 IU [꽃갈피]

Review: 아이유 IU [꽃갈피]

SOTD: 明仔載，盧廣仲

SOTD: 明仔載，盧廣仲

A Mixtape for The Library Specialty Coffee

A Mixtape for The Library Specialty Coffee

A Mixtape for Café Integral

A Mixtape for Café Integral

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June 17, 2018

Wheel Intensive #1 [Clay]

A few favourite pieces from my first round of intensive wheel throwing sessions. :) 

by jasmine
Comments 0
January 22, 2018

Balance [Self-Portraiture]

by jasmine
January 21, 2018

Decay Bowl Series [Ceramic]

The decay bowl series is an early ceramic experimental project I did, trying to simultaneously become familiar with hand-building...

by jasmine
Comments 0

Poetry becomes between the words and me.
Sometimes, this means poetry is the world.
In the absence of, listening.
In other forms, mapping.
In all ways, tender.

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Recently been reading up on the millennial obsession with houseplants as a way of care and control in an era of financial instability, anxiety and overwork. All this to say, my hedera’s doing quite well these days 😂
Going through this @reelasian collection of essays on and by Asian Canadian cinema and filmmakers and my heart is stirred in so many ways. I don’t have strong film background but know so many of these names through their impact on Asian Canadian representation at large and their work opening doors for new generations. I come to film through storytelling and diaspora and have always felt that everything is connected. Meeting these filmmakers in the familiar territory of literature has been another kind of wonderful, and reminds me again how awesome this adventure is; how postcolonial lit plunged me into the heart of diaspora and P40 took me into interdisciplinary community art. How serendipity and blood, sweat and tears are to be thanked in equal measure, both my own and of the people around and before me 💕
Visited the Banksy exhibition yesterday & had a lot of conflicting feels about it. Held in a warehouse in the strain of Toronto’s usual hip art trappings, a “cool” space with colour lights, a photo wall ... 🙄 the last stop of the exhibit was obviously the museum store where prints are reproduced on mediocre quality tees and tote bags, mugs, coasters blah blah for exorbitant prices...and... you can buy a red balloon that says “Banksy” on it and people were releasing it to float to the ceiling... 🤨 after “Girl with the Red Balloon”of course. they were also selling alcohol, artisanal ice cream bars and Aroma cafe service 🤷🏻‍♀️ anyway. My takeaway was irony <- name of some obscure IPA i guess

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