ITI Director T. Sasitharan (Sasi) delivered a keynote speech titled "The Work of Art in the Age of Genocide" at the UAS Arts Education Symposium 2025. The event was held on April 5, 2025, at the Lee Foundation Theatre, NAFA Campus 3 in Singapore.
Sasi's address explored the artist's role in a world facing profound moral crises, climate change, and political polarisation. He asserted that, "The highest calling of art, the moral imperative of the artist, is to bear witness to life as it unfolds," and discussed how artists can keep creating despite overwhelming global challenges.
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Immersions in Theatre Traditions — Wayang Wong
Wayang Wong is a classical Javanese dance-drama that combines refined movement, expressive singing and speech, and deep cultural resonance. The form emphasizes embodying the essence of a character with ease and elegance, reflecting traditional Javanese aesthetics, ideals, and cultural understanding. Year 1 & 2 students train intensively under master teacher Pujiyani, immersing themselves in the intricate practices of this art form.
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