(Monograph, Routledge, Contemporary South Asian Studies Series, 2027)
Art & Everyday Life in Contemporary Singapore: Public Space & Memories examines how The Artists Village and contemporary artist Tang Da Wu engaged public space, everyday life, and social memory through performance, artist-led initiatives, and curatorial practices, drawing extensively from archival materials within the Singapore Art Archive Project. The book traces alternative histories of contemporary art in Singapore from the 1980s onwards, foregrounding publicness, participation, and lived experience.