LASALLE College of the Arts celebrates Singapore Design Week 2024 with PROBES-INTENT, featuring four special exhibitions which present the ingenuity lens and transformational capacities of design.
The exhibitions explore the 'what ifs' and 'why nots' – teasing new ideas, new provocations and new questions on the future possibilities in design.
At Earl Lu Gallery, Thu 19 Sep – Sat 12 Oct
Ponni Ashok, who graduated with a BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Textiles, created for her graduation collection a range of garments made using upcycled saris, inspired by the back of trucks in India.
Tamil Murasu spoke with Ponni ahead of LASALLE’s 38th Convocation ceremony to find out more about her design philosophy and her plans following graduation.
BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Textiles graduate Rynna Shazrina believes that sustainable fashion should be a norm, and all designers should try their best to promote social, cultural and environmentally sustainable ideas and products.
For her graduation project, Tropical Threads, Rynna sought to push the boundaries of traditional upcycling norms, and deconstructed old fabrics and its threads to reconstruct them into new textiles.
BA (Hons) Fashion Media and Industries graduate Syukri Gray Ahmad did not take long to think about the theme of his final year project.
Puteri Navet, who is graduating from the BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Textiles programme, believes that fashion is in her DNA, and knew she wanted to pursue fashion while staying on the business side of it.
In this Berita Harian article, Puteri speaks about how she overcame the challenge of not knowing the fundamentals of design when she started her programme, the inspiration behind her digital fashion collection and her hopes for the future.
Experience the artistic visions of the young creatives from LASALLE's Diploma in Broadcast Media Class of 2024 at Objectifs – Centre for Film & Photography.
The LASALLE Show is an annual vibrant showcase of the best and brightest works in contemporary arts, design and performance. A celebration of the graduating cohort’s creativity and boundless imagination.
Over 600 works are unveiled at The LASALLE Show Exhibition by graduands from the Diploma, BA (Hons) and postgraduate programmes in design, fine arts, film, animation, dance, music, theatre, art therapy and creative writing.
Reimagining fashion means to redefine, reshape and de-colonise the dominant global fashion industry by addressing today's social, environmental and cultural issues. It emphasises a holistic and empathic approach to design, production and consumption, prioritising sustainability, inclusivity and innovation. This movement embraces diversity and challenges norms, embodying values of ethical and environmentally friendly practices and employing technology to reduce waste and enhance efficiency.
Trans/Mission invites BA (Hons) Year 3 students from the eight Schools within LASALLE College of the Arts to share their final year dissertation research. The platform hopes to facilitate interdisciplinary exchanges about issues to do with research methodologies, hypotheses and experimentations that shape the students’ practices.
GDI2024 – Advocators.
In a humanity-centred design system,
the Advocators drive design with the community.
