Hyphen —

About Hyphen —

Since 2013, Hyphen function as an alias whatever kind of work we do together, be it research, archiving, editorial, publishing, hosting residencies, making exhibitions, generating discussions and conversations, or barbecue nights. For further inquiries, contact us through hyphen.rpg@gmail.com or poke@hyphen.web.id

Publisher

hyphen-hyphenation

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Dec 2020

Latest episode

5 Feb 2026

Latest episodes

39 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   5 Feb 2026

   The city erupts by Euginia Tan

   Alkisah… Alkisah…is a podcast series emerging from a storytelling workshop—about and around an exhibition, organized by Hyphen—. This time, the programme is held in conjunction with Figures, dedications, and civilisations, a presentation by Hyphen— as part of the Singapore Biennale 2025: pure intention at the Singapore Art Museum. Figures, dedications, and civilisations unfolds across four interconnected sites—Griya Seni Hj. Kustiyah Edhi Sunarso, RUCI Art Space, RUBANAH Underground Hub, and the Singapore Art Museum—each forming part of a single body of work. Through this context, it traces an ongoing conversation around Sesudah banjir itu (When the flood is over)—a citizen-led initiative to conserve and contest the cycle of dioramas at the Museum Sejarah Nasional beneath Monas, Jakarta. Held on 8 November and 22 November 2025, 20 December 2025, and 7 January 2026, participants of the workshop developed podcast episodes that reflect how they saw, heard, and experienced the Singapore Biennale exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum, and how they interpreted those encounters. Storytellers: Euginia Tan Muhammad Masuri Bin Mazlan Nicole Bruma Sofia Marliini Heikkonen Tricia Sin Sze En ulfah irdina binte affandi Valentina Conchie Wee Yi Li Grace Wong Li Fang Presiden Tidore Recording editor: Setyaji Asfani All podcasts of this series are in English.

2. 

   5 Feb 2026

   The story of 1963 by Tricia Sin Sze En

   Alkisah… Alkisah…is a podcast series emerging from a storytelling workshop—about and around an exhibition, organized by Hyphen—. This time, the programme is held in conjunction with Figures, dedications, and civilisations, a presentation by Hyphen— as part of the Singapore Biennale 2025: pure intention at the Singapore Art Museum. Figures, dedications, and civilisations unfolds across four interconnected sites—Griya Seni Hj. Kustiyah Edhi Sunarso, RUCI Art Space, RUBANAH Underground Hub, and the Singapore Art Museum—each forming part of a single body of work. Through this context, it traces an ongoing conversation around Sesudah banjir itu (When the flood is over)—a citizen-led initiative to conserve and contest the cycle of dioramas at the Museum Sejarah Nasional beneath Monas, Jakarta. Held on 8 November and 22 November 2025, 20 December 2025, and 7 January 2026, participants of the workshop developed podcast episodes that reflect how they saw, heard, and experienced the Singapore Biennale exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum, and how they interpreted those encounters. Storytellers: Euginia Tan Muhammad Masuri Bin Mazlan Nicole Bruma Sofia Marliini Heikkonen Tricia Sin Sze En ulfah irdina binte affandi Valentina Conchie Wee Yi Li Grace Wong Li Fang Presiden Tidore Recording editor: Setyaji Asfani All podcasts of this series are in English.

3. 

   5 Feb 2026

   Acts of free choice by Wee Yi Li Grace

   Alkisah… Alkisah…is a podcast series emerging from a storytelling workshop—about and around an exhibition, organized by Hyphen—. This time, the programme is held in conjunction with Figures, dedications, and civilisations, a presentation by Hyphen— as part of the Singapore Biennale 2025: pure intention at the Singapore Art Museum. Figures, dedications, and civilisations unfolds across four interconnected sites—Griya Seni Hj. Kustiyah Edhi Sunarso, RUCI Art Space, RUBANAH Underground Hub, and the Singapore Art Museum—each forming part of a single body of work. Through this context, it traces an ongoing conversation around Sesudah banjir itu (When the flood is over)—a citizen-led initiative to conserve and contest the cycle of dioramas at the Museum Sejarah Nasional beneath Monas, Jakarta. Held on 8 November and 22 November 2025, 20 December 2025, and 7 January 2026, participants of the workshop developed podcast episodes that reflect how they saw, heard, and experienced the Singapore Biennale exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum, and how they interpreted those encounters. Storytellers: Euginia Tan Muhammad Masuri Bin Mazlan Nicole Bruma Sofia Marliini Heikkonen Tricia Sin Sze En ulfah irdina binte affandi Valentina Conchie Wee Yi Li Grace Wong Li Fang Presiden Tidore Recording editor: Setyaji Asfani All podcasts of this series are in English.

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