Fine Art
Rumah Kita! Art Pasar with Sendok Rakyat & Friends
Sendok Rakyat is getting married!
We can't invite everyone to our wedding, but to mark the occasion (and to celebrate 3 years of Sendok), we called up some of our most talented and dearest friends for a pop-up art pasar and year end gathering!
We've been blessed enough to cross paths with some very talented and very lovely people that we're proud to call our friends - and we think that the work they do is really meaningful and you should check them out. (They're also working towards marriage / BTO / living well)
So come by and hopefully take something back to add to your own slice of home - whether its sambal for your fridge, ceramics made from native clay, candles to lift your soul, art prints to adorn your walls - or if you just want to come by, hang out, and chat over a refreshing cup of jamu.
What to expect?
An art pasar with close friends featuring goods for home and heart. Buy something to support our journeys towards home ownership / marriage / a better life, or come and say hello and wish us well on our journey (attendance is free!).
Cool! What are the details?
Venue: Little India area. Exact address will be sent through email after registration! (Check under "Additional Information" in your order confirmation email)
Date: Saturday, 22nd November
Time: 10am - 5pm
Who's going to be there?
Hafi (@hahahafi): art prints and merch rooted in ancestral memories through themes of identity and cultural narratives.
emberspottery (@emberspottery): slow made and small batch ceramics made from soil / clay from our heartlands.
Chum's Brew (@chvvms): jamu tastings and bottles of jamu made and supported with love, a translation of oral tradition from father to daughter.
Ryan & Syiqa (@his_terical & @syiqiwiqi): a series of art prints born of an urge to imagine and craft communal spaces.
Aroma Nostalgia (@aromanostalgia): candles and perfumes shaped by memories via rituals and everyday beauty of the Nusantara.
80codes (@80codes): art prints, stickers and badges inspired by everyday sights and mundane surroundings.
Sendok Rakyat (@sendokrakyat): jars of sambal belacan and art prints surrounding sambal belacan in collaboration with 80codes. Locally sourced from conversations of vulnerability within familial ties and social relationships in a Malay household.
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