Odyssey’ is a term now in our general parlance evoking notions of a long journey. Some may remember Homer and his stories about the returning Greek. The Singapore Art Museum has commissioned (mostly Southeast Asian) artists to use that term in ways that would challenge our notions of seas, bodies of water and the boundaries they create and blur. Assistant Curator, Andrea Fam, talks about the works, artists and how space within the museum is used for an immersive experience.

<p>Odyssey&rsquo; is a term now in our general parlance evoking notions of a long journey. Some may remember Homer and his stories about the returning Greek. The Singapore Art Museum has commissioned (mostly Southeast Asian) artists to use that term in ways that would challenge our notions of seas, bodies of water and the boundaries they create and blur. Assistant Curator, Andrea Fam, talks about the works, artists and how space within the museum is used for an immersive experience.</p>

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