Five pioneering artists from Singapore reflect on their creative journeys that began in the 1990s with limited resources.
“Tracing the genesis of Singapore's creative scene in the '90s”
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Five pioneering artists from Singapore reflect on their creative journeys that began in the 1990s with limited resources.
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Caleb Quek and Russell Ong reflect on Singapore's creative scene in the 1990s, a time when artists worked with limited resources to forge a new cultural identity. Through personal stories, musicians, designers, and street artists recount their experiences and the challenges they faced. The film captures the evolution of underground music, graffiti, and zines, illustrating how these pioneers laid the groundwork for future generations of creatives in Singapore. Directed by Hwee En Tan, Class Acts runs for 74 minutes.
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- Meet Caleb Quek and other pioneering artists.
- Find out about Singapore's underground music scene.
- See the evolution of graffiti and design in Singapore.
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- The film features conversations with at least five key personalities.
- Class Acts runs for 74 minutes.
- The documentary focuses on the 1990s creative scene in Singapore.
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Who directed the documentary Class Acts?
Class Acts was directed by Hwee En Tan.
What year was Class Acts released?
Class Acts was released in 2023.
How long is the documentary Class Acts?
The duration of Class Acts is 74 minutes.
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