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Singapore Maritime Gallery 7
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Keyword
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Education, Mapping
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Date
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2018-03-01
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Description
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Close-up of the map under "The Travels of Wang Duyuan" section on the 'parchment' styled wall.
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West Kowloon 6
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Keyword
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Construction, Development, Sand, City
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Date
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2018-03-17
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Description
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Image of a construction site with city skyline in the background.
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Water Tour Video 29
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Keyword
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Shipping Industry, Ships, City
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Date
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2018-03-13
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Description
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Video of a ship carrying sand. Cranes and buildings are visible in the background. Duration: 00:05
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Nuraliah Norasid 1: Clip 1
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Keyword
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Re/development, Gentrification, Planning & Design, Housing
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Date
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2018-02-27
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Description
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Nuraliah Norasid talks about the underground settlement Nelroote in her novel, The Gate Keeper, and compares it to Singapore's history of displacing residents to build new housing.
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Portside Park 30
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Keyword
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Sand, Rocks, Trees, Ecology
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Date
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2018-01-30
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Description
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Image of a large log lying on sand and small rocks.
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Title
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TELUS World of Science 11
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Keyword
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Earth, Waste, City
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Date
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2018-01-22
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Description
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Image of garbage embedded in the top layer of an exhibit of layers of earth.
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Clara Chow 2: Clip 2
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Keyword
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Anxiety, Architecture, Environmental Degradation, Official Narratives
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Date
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2018-02-23
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Description
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Clara Chow discusses how she resists official Singaporean narratives of progress through her writing and assuages personal anxieties about space / purpose / production through crocheting.
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East Coast Park 69
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Keyword
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Sand, Land Reclamation, liminality, boundary
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Date
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2018-02-27
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Description
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Area where grass turns into a sandy beach. A thin white and red striped tape is attached to a traffic cone.
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Robert Zhao 2: Clip 2
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Keyword
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Documentation, Landscape / Skyline, Land Reclamation
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Date
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2018-03-06
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Description
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Robert Zhao and Joanne Leow discuss the space of reclaimed land and how Singaporeans negotiate that space as potential and void.
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