The Creators of Possibility: The Art of Management

Event concluded
Date and time
21 May–3 Jun 2026

Opening hours: 9:00am–6:00pm

Opening event: 21 May 2026, 5:00pm

Location

The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library, Block F Level 4, LASALLE’s McNally Campus

Admission

Free

Event concluded
Date and time
21 May–3 Jun 2026

Opening hours: 9:00am–6:00pm

Opening event: 21 May 2026, 5:00pm

Location

The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library, Block F Level 4, LASALLE’s McNally Campus

Admission

Free

Event details

We often see the artwork. We applaud the performer. But what about the people who shape the experience around it?

This showcase foregrounds the creative labour of BA (Hons) Arts Management students, revealing how programming, strategy and collaboration are themselves acts of creation.

Across projects such as Rock and Indie Festival (RIF), Echoes of the Bay, Wear it, Share it and cultural exchange trips such as Osaka and Sibiu, students examine how meaning is constructed not only on stage or in exhibition spaces, but in the frameworks that hold them together.

From community-driven initiatives to interdisciplinary experiments, these works demonstrate that arts managers are not merely facilitators operating behind the scenes. We design encounters. We build ecosystems. We construct conditions where stories can unfold, audiences can connect, and ideas can resonate beyond a single moment.

Each featured project reflects a distinct approach to cultural production, whether through engagement, technology, research or live experience. Yet collectively, they challenge a common assumption: that creativity belongs only to the artist.

In re-centring the role of the arts manager, this showcase positions management as a generative practice. Here, structure meets imagination and strategy becomes storytelling. The arts manager is not just a coordinator of art, but a creator of possibility.

The exhibition opening on 21 May 2026 will include music performance organised by Desk Notes.


Aria Maish Nichani
Daniel D’Souza
Lionel Fong Yu Suen


Aria Maish Nichani
Chia Mun Yee Minerva
Daniel D’Souza
Iman Binte Mohamad Falmi
Khoo Jing Wen
Lee Moon Qin Jenise
Lionel Fong Yu Suen
Sharafah Malihah Binte Abdul Rahim
Wee Choon Siang Trevor

Students

BA (Hons) Arts Management
Chia Mun Yee Minerva
Social and community engagementArt history and theoryCuratorial practicesArts educationIdentity, culture and heritageEcologies of careArts marketing
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Trevor Wee
Content creatorDecolonisationInterdisciplinary and collaborative practiceCultural policyFestivals and events management
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Sharafah Malihah
ProducerFestivals and events managementArts marketing
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Jenise Lee
Social and community engagementContent creatorArts and technologyInterdisciplinary and collaborative practiceFestivals and events managementAudience developmentArts marketingMental health and well-beingDigital transformation and hybrid products
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Iman Binte Mohamad Falmi
Music educatorSocial and community engagementProducerArts educationInterdisciplinary and collaborative practicePoetryCultural policyFestivals and events managementAudience developmentVideo games
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Daniel Antonio D’Souza
Interdisciplinary and collaborative practiceAccessibility in the artsCultural policyCultural diplomacyFestivals and events management
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Audrey Khoo Jing Wen
Identity, culture and heritageFilmFestivals and events management
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Aria Maish Nichani
Art history and theoryCuratorial practicesAudience development
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BA (Hons) Arts Management
Lionel Fong
Social and community engagementContent creatorProducerArt facilitationIdentity, culture and heritageArts and technologyInterdisciplinary and collaborative practiceAR/VRAudience developmentMental health and well-being
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