Artwarming a new home; owners give housewarming a fresh twist

Some home owners give their housewarming parties a fresh twist by adding art elements

Artists Zoey Wong (far left) and Charlotte Chin at a housewarming featuring an art exhibition. An audio-visual performance by multidisciplinary artist Mervin Wong and film-maker and artist Clare Chong (both above) was part of an arts event to say goo
Artists Zoey Wong (far left) and Charlotte Chin at a housewarming featuring an art exhibition. ST PHOTO: TIMOTHY DAVID
Artists Zoey Wong (far left) and Charlotte Chin at a housewarming featuring an art exhibition. An audio-visual performance by multidisciplinary artist Mervin Wong and film-maker and artist Clare Chong (both above) was part of an arts event to say goo
An audio-visual performance by multidisciplinary artist Mervin Wong and film-maker and artist Clare Chong (both above) was part of an arts event to say goodbye to a space.PHOTO: SOBANDWINE
Melissa Sim Senior Arts Correspondent
Published: 
Oct 16, 2018, 5:00 am SGT
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When guests pop into artist Yen Phang's home next week, there will be crockery hanging from his kitchen ceiling, televisions in his bathroom and mini fridges in his living room.

What may sound like domestic mayhem is entirely intentional - part of the artist's housewarming party.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on October 16, 2018, with the headline 'Artwarming a new home'. Subscribe
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