Artist dialogue with Dylan Chan & Marvin Tang

Where does an image transition from subject to object? How is it framed and what are its boundaries?

In this dialogue, Dylan and Marvin will discuss how each of their practice negotiates the positioning of the image as an object and how it escapes its visual objectivity.

Sessions are ticketed ($10)
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Dylan Chan (b. 1997) blurs the line between image and object creation, delving into the body’s relationship with domestic settings and its response to objects. His work – inspired by everyday moments, personal memories, and intimacy – highlights the politics of agency and self-reflection, shedding light on how we inhabit and interact with spaces. He holds a BA (Hon) Fine Arts from LASALLE where he graduated with First Class Honours. His accolades include the Winston Oh (Practice) Award (2018) and was a nominee for the prestigious Takifuji Art Award (2021).

Marvin Tang (b. 1989) uses images to question historical narratives and collective identities, focusing on Singapore’s history and global connections. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from NTU and a Masters in Photography from the University of the Arts London. His accolades include the Photoworks Prize (2018) and the CAPA Asia Portfolio Review Prize (2016), among others. His work has been showcased globally, including in Singapore, Greece, and China. Tang is also a Producer
at Superhero Me and lectures at NAFA and ADM.