How to Apply

Drop an e-mail to outsightsci@gmail.com with the following details:

• Names of all applicants
• Matric Card Number
• A way to contact you
• Write-up on proposed theme of exhibition
• Write-up on exhibition plan (i.e. set of 12 A2 size photos)
• Attached thumbnails of works

Wait for us to contact you if you have been selected for an exhibition!

General Guidelines

• The showcase is solely for works from WKWSCI students and will be curated by a committee advised by Dr Yeoh Kok Cheow.
• We accept any series of visual works packaged under a theme. You can present them as an individual or a group.
• Applicants for exhibiting will be selected by the committee. Only selected applicants will be informed as to when their exhibition will be up.
• Priority will be given for applicants who have never exhibited before.
• All exhibitions will last two weeks regardless if your exhibition period falls on public or school holidays.
• The sole copyright of the exhibits belongs to the student but we have the right to make reproductions for the exhibitions or future promotional purposes of WKWSCI.

For technical specifications, please refer here.

On Exhibit: Old Hollywood Glamour

Old Hollywood Glamour

Brought to you by: Chang Photography and the WKWSCI DnD’09 Team

On Exhibit: Into the Lens

 

Into the Lens

On Exhibit: Typography Portraits

 

On Exhibit: The Little Red Dress

The Little Red Dress

The Little Red Dress Fashion Photography Exhibition The Little Red Dress Fashion Photography Exhibition, a Communication studies student Final Year Project, is part of a campaign organised by the Singapore Heart Foundation to increase awareness of heart disease and stroke. The Little Red Dress functions as a symbol, a “steadfast reminder for women to take better care of their hearts”

On Exhibit: Off Stone

Trace the development of NTU’s campus newspaper, The Nanyang Chronicle, through its 14-year history as its current editorial team introduce their various sections and give the back-stories to some of their more interesting and impactful stories in the past year.

On Exhibit: Directions Poster

In this experimental project to render text as visuals, students from Graphic Communication (COM 232) were asked to write the actual directions they would take from home to school. Once the story is refined and finalized to about 100 words, students visually translate their stories into a visual-based directions poster.

On Exhibit: Naya Nepal

Follow the rise of the communist revolution in Nepal that saw the fall of its monarchy and the rise of the Maoists through this series of photos from final-year journalism student, Sam Kang Li.

As an intern with The Nepali Times in the first half of this year as a photojournalist, Kang Li documented the rise of what he terms in Nepali as Naya Nepal, translated as New Nepal.

You can see his full portfolio at http://www.samkangli.com

On Exhibit: Creative Outfits

Come check out 12 t-shirts designed by students
from this year’s COM232: Graphic Communications class.

The question posed to them was simple:
What is creativity?

Join outsight

We are currently looking for a fresh team of students to take over the running of outsight next semester. Basically, running outsight requires you to be a:

CURATOR — You’ll work closely with the artists to devise the artistic direction and details of their exhibitions. As a curator, you have to bring the best out of the artist in a manner that matters to your audience.

MANAGER — You’ll oversee issues of scheduling as well as cajoling students to exhibit. As a facilitator of this space for the school, you’ll also be in touch with them to manage funding.

TECHNICAL EXPERT — You’ll need to have the knowledge to bring out the best quality of the artist’s visuals. These include issues of resolution, colour, sizes, file formats…

So, if you’re interested, do drop us an e-mail at outsightsci@gmail.com or ask around school for Darren, JJ or Justin, all final-year SCI students, and come talk to us!