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Bharatanatyam
Dancer: Ambiga Krishnasamy
Photographer: Gabriela Bhaskar (2010)
This was shot as part of a pre-arangetram photoshoot. I love this unique set up and how different it is from most arangetram photoshoots. I first saw this picture a couple of years ago somewhere in cyberspace, but I didn’t post it because I didn’t know the credits. I’m so glad I finally found out the name of the dancer/photographer today through some internet stalkingresearch.
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Vanessa Mae is an internationally known classical and pop musician. Her music style is self-described as Violin Techno-acoustic Fusion. She was born in Singapore to a Chinese mother and a Thai father. She began playing piano at the age of three and violin five. She was the youngest violin soloist to record both Tchaikovsky and Beethoven concertos, doing so at age 13.
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Gong Li
Gong Li is a Singaporean-Chinese actress. She first came to international prominence through her close collaborations with Chinese director Zhang Yimou and won the Volpi Cup for Best Actress at Venice for her performance in his 1992 film The Story of Qiu Ju. She is credited with helping to bring Chinese cinema to Europe and the United States. Gong won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting ActressforFarewell My Concubine (1993) and the National Board of Review Award for Best Supporting ActressforMemoirs of a Geisha (2005). She has also twice been awarded the Golden Rooster and the Hundred Flowers Awards, as well as the Berlinale Camera, and the Cannes Festival Trophy. Her other film appearances include Ju Dou(1990),Raise the Red Lantern(1991),2046 (2004), and Miami Vice (2006). Body Measurements: 34-24-34 in (86-61-86 cm) Height: 5′ 7” (170 cm) Date of Birth: December 31, 1965. Weight: 110 lbs (50 kg)
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A dramatic towering cumulonimbus formation dwarfs a Turkish Airlines A333 climbing out of Changi Airport - Singapore.
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NUS. Happy Graduation @rochellemoreno !
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#nus #singapore #nationaluniversityofsingapore #asia #architecture #campus (at National University of Singapore)
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#green #nature #sentosa #leaves #trees #singapore #canonph #canoneosm10 (at Sentosa Island)
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#lasalle #collegeofarts #singapore #architecture #design #glass #school #asia #photography #canonph #canonm10 (at LASALLE College of the Arts)
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I could stay here all day watching the lights change
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#artsciencemuseum #futureworld #futureworldexhibition #museum #artscience #singapore #exploresg #wanderlust #visitsingapore #exploresingapore #travelsingapore #singaporelife #singaporeflyer #singaporetimes #letsexploresg #singaporeworld #whatissingapore #thisissingapore #discoversingapore #marinabay #travelgram #travel #sydneylocal (at ArtScience Museum)
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warning: rant
I’m hearing a lot about sustainability and going green and supporting local, but most of the information is USA/large agricultural country centric. as a very average singaporean i, i can’t think of any ways to do that
in terms of food…
99% of all our food is imported because the land area is too small to sustain an effective % of the population. local produce is simply too expensive to completely switch over unless the family earns a lot how do we reduce our carbon footprint like this?
recycling…
there are many blue bins for recycling but irresponsible people are always throwing their food waste and rubbish inside and it results in the entire bin being thrown away so it’s a waste of water and time. especially in residential areas.
i feel schools should do more for paper recycling since they’re probably the largest users of paper and not able to be fully digital yet. they could encourage recycling amongst students like P2/P4/P6/Sec 2/Sec 4/JC 2 after EOY/National Exams because honestly they don’t really need their materials anymore as they move up to the next year. I’m sure the mountains of used assessment books and worksheets could be diverted from the incinerator while textbooks in good condition should be passed down to those who can’t keep affording brand new ones. I understand that NTUC has a textbook initiative but hardly anyone would take serious note unless they were already interested. by converting this programme to the individual school level, it would be easier for students to hear about and take part in since the entire programme is within school premises anyways. if manpower is needed to sort/promote/quality check, an additional VIA project wouldn’t hurt interested students/student leaders anyway
plastic-free shopping…
our rubbish disposal system requires all rubbish to be neatly tied up in plastic bags. we NEED plastic bags to make the rubbish disposal process easier. wet food items like meat need to be kept fresh with plastic bags. wet market and hawker centre shop owners rarely stop for us to switch to reusable containers when there’s business. in supermarkets, fresh produce that doesn’t actually require bagging is still put in bags to buy as a bunch (e.g cabbage, apples, bananas). nowadays supermarkets make their plastic bags super thin to ‘reduce’ plastic waste but it means that the bags can serve their purpose at the bare minimum. it breaks so easily its ridiculous. that also means that cashiers double or triple bag, which defeats the original purpose anyways. requiring customers to pay for plastic bags hinders no one but lower income households, who aren’t the main problem anyway.
I am currently travelling in Singapore. Today I found this “Eyes Massager”. I can confirm that it was not my eyes that I used this between. It did ease my mind though.
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Ken, Teddy, Baz and Maddie, 2019, Oil on canvas, 90 x 90cm (Commission)
Private Collection, Singapore
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