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Vertical Submarine Vertical Submarine Is an Art Collective From Raffles Hotel Arcade • Unit #01-21 • 328 North Bridge Road • Singapore 188719 t: +65 6338 1962 • e: [email protected] www.chanhampegalleries.com Vertical Submarine Vertical Submarine is an art collective from Singapore comprising of three members–Joshua Yang, Justin Loke and Fiona Koh. Their works include installations, drawings and paintings, which involve text, storytelling and an acquired sense of humour. The collective has participated in projects in Spain, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, The Philippines, Mexico City, Australia and Germany. SELECT EXHIBITIONS 2015 Penetrations Chan Hampe Galleries, Singapore 2015 Residency and Research at Singapour en France – le festival Foundation La Roche Jacquelin, Anjou, France 2015 A View with a Room Musee d' art Contemporain (MAC) Lyon, Lyon, France 2015 Singapore Inside Out, Singapore Tourism Board (STB), SG50 Celebrations Beijing, London, New York, Singapore 2015 John Martin: The Butcher and The Surgeon Dialogic, Singapore 2015 Collective Form Objectifs – Center for Photography and Filmmaking, Singapore 2014 The Roving Eye: Contemporary Art from SE Asia ARTER (Vehbi Koc Foundation), Istanbul, Turkey 2014 Mirrors and Copulation Arter, Istanbul, Turkey 2014 Eville Singapore Night Festival 2014, artspace@222, Singapore 2014 Where have all the Tempinis gone? Coming Home, Passion Arts Month 2014, Singapore 2013 Sun Tzu’s Art of War Southeast Asia Pavilion, Beirut Art Fair, Beirut, Lebanon 2013 Hokkien Rhymes Esplanade, Singapore 2013 Wallflowers Gardens by the Bay Station, Thomson Line Art in Transit, Singapore 2013 The Logbook of Public Ideas Vol. II Associate Artist Research Programme, The Substation, Singapore 2013 FOURPLAYS: ABCD Theatreworks 72-13, Singapore 2012 This is not a Demonstration Centre Cultural “Les Bernardes” de Salt, Fundació Atrium Artis, Girona, Catalonia, Spain 2012 Incendiary Texts II: Thirty-six Eastern Vulgarities...in Roman Letters Richard Koh Fine Art and Umahseni AIR, Jakarta, Indonesia 2012 The Forest Roundtable: Gwangju Biennale 2012, Gwangju, Korea 2012 The Logbook of Public Ideas: Volume I Associate Artist Research Programme, The Substation, Singapore 2011 Humanity will not be Happy until… Jakarta Biennale, Jakarta, Indonesia 2011 Chocolates for Blood Future of Imagination 7, Goodman Arts Centre, Singapore 2011 Dust: A Recollection Theatreworks, Singapore 2011 UnderWriter’s Table Singapore Art Museum commission, Singapore 2011 Asia: Looking South Arndt Contemporary Art, Berlin, Germany 2011 Open Studios Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, Australia 2010 How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Pasagüero, Mexico D.F. commission, Mexico 2010 Simulacro Naturale Ex Teresa Arte Actual, Mexico D.F., Mexico 2010 The Garden of Forking Path Memories & Beyond–Kuandu Biennale, Kuandu Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2010 Kiam Hu Cheong Soo Pieng: Bridging Worlds commissioned by The National Art Gallery, Singapore 2010 Now & Next Guangju National Museum, South Korea 2010 Space & Imagination Exhibition Chonnam Provincial Okgwa Museum, South Korea 2010 Abusement Park The Night Festival 2010, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore 2010 The Colour of Money: Our Two-Dollar Education i-AM Deciphered, Post-Museum, Singapore 2010 Flirting Point Commissioned by Singapore Art Museum, Singapore 2009 Suspicious Article: The Bag of Samuel Chen These Things Must Be Done To Get Along in Life, Post-Museum, Singapore 2009 The Sun as the Ceiling Light OH! Open House, Niven Road, Singapore 2009 Planting Shadows Nature Borne–Singapore & Korea Joint Sculpture Exhibition, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 2009 Analogic Singapore Art Show 2009, Post-Museum, Singapore 2009 A View with a Room President’s Young Talents 2009, 8Q SAM, Singapore 2008 Decomposition II: Publications is Prostitution (Vertical Submarine’s inaugural solo show) Substation’s Open Call, Substation Gallery, Singapore MERITS 2011 Celeste Prize (Installation), organised by Celeste Foundation, New York Signature Art Prize (Asia Pacific) 2011 Nomination 2009 President's Young Talents 2009 Credit Suisse Art Residency Award 2005 Singapore Art Show 2005: New works, Judge's Choice CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2014 Objects and Narrations for Project Lava 2014, co-organised by The National Arts Council and People's Association, Singapore TALKS & RESIDENCIES 2015 Singapore festival in France 2015, Residency and Research at Foundation La Roche Jacquelin, France 2011 Associate Artistic Directors for Theatreworks, Singapore Associate Artist with Substation, Singapore Artist residency at Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, Australia Artist Talk, Young Collector's Club, Jakarta, Indonesia 2010 Seminar at Casa Refugio, Mexico D.F. Seminar at Gimnasio de Arte, Mexico D.F. Art residency at Pasagüero, Mexico D.F. 2010 Forum of Asian Contemporary Art, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan Creatives in Residence at 72-13, TheatreWorks, Singapore .
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