Dear Natasha is an editorial project initiated in response to the Singapore Biennale 2022 titled Natasha. In essays, short stories, reflections, images, and artistic sketches, we have invited the creative community from Singapore and beyond to reflect on the current milieu in which art, contemporary life, the internet and globalisation have continued to be muddled and muddied. Intended to be open-ended and speculative in nature, these contributions respond to thematic concerns that the Singapore Biennale 2022 seeks to explore. They include the act of naming, intersections of art and life, process, participation, and audience agency. Selected features will initially be featured in print ahead of the exhibition’s launch while the rest will be launched on vulture-magazine.com on a monthly basis from October 2022 to February 2023.
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