Intent vs Impact: The VOICE Exhibition spotlights how body comments can harm and what should change
In central Singapore, shoppers paused mid-stride, not for a sale, but for stories. Set in Funan Mall, the the Visualising Obesity’s Impact from Childhood Experiences (VOICE) exhibition and its accompanying panel turned an everyday thoroughfare into a forum on a quieter crisis: the lasting harm of body shaming and weight stigma. Bringing together clinical, research […]
Visualising Obesity’s Impact from Childhood Experiences (VOICE) Art Exhibition: 26 Jan – 1 Feb
REGISTER Visualising Obesity’s Impact from Childhood Experiences (VOICE) is a research-led exhibition by NUS that uses art and storytelling to surface the often unseen, long-term physical and mental health impacts of growing up with obesity. Co-organised by the Behavioural and Implementation Science Interventions and IPUR and supported by RICE Media, the exhibition translates lived experiences – […]
Calling for artists and art students!
IPUR is looking for an art student or artist to work with us on our Risk Resonance project from December 2024 to March 2025 and create a work of art informed by conversations between young adults, parents, and risk experts. You will have the opportunity to work closely with members of the public, risk experts, […]
Using art to reframe the way we communicate risk and data
In collaboration with the Lloyd’s Register Foundation and ArtScience Museum, IPUR organised the inaugural Art/Science Symposium bringing together world-leading experts to share their perspectives on creative communications in the sciences and engineering. Held on 16 November 2022, the hybrid event featured themes of science, risk, fragility, beauty and imagination. The symposium was aimed at practitioners […]