Cities Change. Print Exhibition & Fundraiser

19–22 January 2019, 12pm–8pm daily
Public Opening: Saturday, 19 January, 4pm–6pm

The Substation’s 2018/19 programme Cities change. People die. Everything you know goes away. was the second chapter of a three-year curatorial direction examining the city, during which The Substation looked at local heritage and how its discourses shape the city through conservation and nostalgia. One of our initiatives was HandJob; part celebration of all things handmade and analogue, part rejection of trendy and over-produced nostalgic branding. The project exposed the grittiness, spontaneity, and sheer splendour of this infinitely adaptable medium.

Eight Associate Printmakers were invited to respond to facets of heritage through the means of printmaking, they included:

• Mojoko

• Tell Your Children

• Sam Lo (SKL0)

• Joseph Chiang

• Muhammad Izdi

• Aliff Osman

• Ong Lijie

• Eitaro Ogawa

Held in January 2019, the Cities Change.Print Exhibition & Fundraiser presents individual, editioned prints from our eight Associate Printmakers available for purchase. For those looking for a truly special collector’s item, 10 customised Box Sets featuring all eight Associate Artists’ prints in an archival box is available as well.

Proceeds from the sale of the prints and box sets support The Substation and ensure that unique programmes such as HandJob can continue. The prints and bespoke box sets are currently available for purchase via The Substation Shop.

For Bio information on the Associate Printmakers, click here.

For questions regarding the exhibition or prints, please contact admin@substation.org.