Forming Cityscapes #5 Traffic Cones / Jamie Yeo and Gideon Kong

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gideon-jamie

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Forming Cityscapes ; #5Publication details: Temporary Press; 2018Description: 60p; 19x13cmISBN:

9789811178832

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Summary: Forming Cityscapes is a project where designers Jamie Yeo and Gideon Kong obsessively observe and photograph minor urban occurrences in the city of Singapore. These can be seen as forms of appropriation, resistance, improvisation, or critique within spaces or structures implemented at a larger scale. In this fifth collection, they look at the excessive use of traffic cones and how it forms part of Singapore’s cityscape. Its a two-people studio (Gideon Kong and Jamie Yeo) designing and producing books, publications, and objects in close relation to writing, publishing, teaching, and running a small space for exhibitions and workshops.

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Forming Cityscapes is a project where designers Jamie Yeo and Gideon Kong obsessively observe and photograph minor urban occurrences in the city of Singapore. These can be seen as forms of appropriation, resistance, improvisation, or critique within spaces or structures implemented at a larger scale. In this fifth collection, they look at the excessive use of traffic cones and how it forms part of Singapore’s cityscape. Its a two-people studio (Gideon Kong and Jamie Yeo) designing and producing books, publications, and objects in close relation to writing, publishing, teaching, and running a small space for exhibitions and workshops.

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