Artsplaining ft. Hafidz Rahman & Assistant Curator Anissa Rahadiningtyas
Registration
13 Jan 2023 
8-8.30pm 
National Gallery Singapore, Supreme Court Wing, Levels 3–5, UOB Southeast Asia Gallery 
Free, registration required Artsplaining is a casual platform for art advocacy, which aims to foster art appreciation through lively and enriching dialogues with local personalities. Through thoughtful conversations and witty interpretations, our featured guests reflect on how works in the Gallery relate to our current times. Equal parts offbeat and accessible, this programme is perfect for anyone who is keen to discover more about the visual arts! Grab a friend and book your slots today!
Anissa Rahadiningtyas is an art historian working on the position and question of Islamic religiosity, rituals and performances in the works of modern and contemporary art in Indonesia and Southeast Asia. She received her Ph.D. from Cornell University and is currently Assistant Curator of Islamic Aesthetics of Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Art at National Gallery Singapore.
Hafidz Rahman graduated from LASALLE College of The Arts. He is currently an arts educator and a working actor who has worked with The Theatre Practice, Checkpoint Theatre, Dream Academy, Teater Ekamatara and Teater Kami, amongst many others companies. Past stage works include Pecah Panggung, Make Hantus Great Again, Beria Beraya, Happy Ever Laughter, Cherita Hantu, Rasa Sarang and Angkat. He also dresses up as a makcik for laughs in his free time.
