Public Programme
Talks & Activities
Date: | 30 May – 3 Jun 2014 |
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Location: | National Library |
Downloads: | Public Programmes booklet (2.3MB PDF) Other Downloads |
Date: | 30 May – 3 Jun 2014 |
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Location: | National Library |
Downloads: | Public Programmes booklet (2.3MB PDF) Other Downloads |
Story by Linn Shekinah
Produced and performed by The Learning Connections; show direction by Ghazali Muzakir
Welcome to the Asian Spice Kitchen! Meet Star Anise, an ordinary spice who dreams of being a star. However, her friends do not think she has any talent. Can she overcome her challenges to prove her worth? Catch a glimpse of this heart-warming tale brought to life as Star Anise searches for stardom!
Produced and performed by The Learning Connections; show direction by Candice de Rozario
Water. An essential part of life on earth. Using mime, puppetry, colorful costumes and mask, this play retells ancient myths and legends from Asia about water and its various manifestations, framed by a short collection of modern poems by both Singaporean and foreign writers.
James Mayhew (Illustrator) David Liew (Illustrator)
In Duelling Illustrators, an unpublished picture book manuscript is read out scene-by-scene as two illustrators sketch what they envision the scenes to look like. We have invited illustrators David Liew and James Mayhew to ‘duel’.
Candy Yen Shu-Nu (Assistant Professor, Author (Taiwan))
For: Teachers
With rich and diverse themes, wonderful stories, beautiful designs and illustrations, picture books are a great tool for teachers. In this session, Candy will be imparting teaching strategies as she explains about the different varieties of picture books available.
Candy Yen Shu-Nu (Assistant Professor, Author (Taiwan))
For: Parents and Children (5~12 years old)
Learn how to communicate effectively with your children while engaging them in a fun and interactive picture book reading session. Through a picture book session, the relationship between the parent and child can be further strengthened; and Candy will teach parents how to make a reading session fun for both parent and child.
Danny Loong (Timbre Music Academy)
“Hey, do you know you can sing?”
Singing is one of the world’s most popular pastimes. Why?
The voice is an easy access instrument, with a personal sound that many other instrumentalists take time and effort to achieve.
Also, most people’s voices allow them to sing a wide variety of musical styles. The benefits of Music are improved concentration, coordination, relaxation, patience and self confidence.
With the right guidance & coaching to suit your needs, you, too, can be a singing superstar!
Michiko Matsukata (Curator, Chihiro Art Museum)
Japanese picture books have shown and expressed rice as an important element in various folktales, as well as in books which teach knowledge on farming or food. In this presentation, Michiko Matsukata introduces some characteristic books as well as a recent project that demonstrates how picture books brought the village people and art students together.
David Liew (Illustrator) Sandhya Prabhat (Illustrator, Animator)
In Duelling Illustrators, an unpublished picture book manuscript is read out scene-by-scene as two illustrators sketch what they envision the scenes to look like. We have invited illustrators David Liew and Sandhya Prabhat to ‘duel’.
Meet with your favourite Indian authors and illustrators at the AFCC Media Mart. Ask them all your burning questions about their works and get your books signed!
Since its founding in 1960, the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) has been communicating rice science to various audiences, including children. For communicators at the Institute, the ultimate challenge is not the quotidian agony of simplifying scientific jargon for various audiences, but creating content that captures the art and magic of remarkable scientific advances that have saved millions from starvation.
Speaker: Tony Lambino (Head of Communication, International Rice Research Institute)
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Miel (Comic Artist, Cartoonist) Otto Fong (Comic Artist)
In Duelling Illustrators, an unpublished comic book manuscript is read out scene-by-scene as two comic book artists sketch what they envision the scenes to look like. We have invited comic book artists Miel and Otto Fong to ‘duel’.