Buaya: The Making of a Non-Myth

2017-2019

Description

Buaya: The Making of a Non-Myth is an evolving body of works around ideas on the saltwater crocodile in Singapore. It holds a space that welcomes the working presentations of parallel research projects and interpretations done by professionals in the fields of natural history, arts, cultural studies as well as organising projects done by students from the NUS. This project  continues Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum conservator Kate Pocklington’s ongoing research around present and historic records of this reptile’s population and circulation in the human habitat of Singapore. Simultaneous to these works-in-progress by Kate Pocklington in the prep-room are contributions by university students, and conversations with artists and environmentalists.


Exhibition Archives

Singapore in Crocodiles Roundtable Proceedings

Buaya Zine

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Crocodile Spirits Ecology Trail Guidebook

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Video Interview with Kate Pocklington