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Author Archives: Nisa Kreems

Nisa Kreems is a Singapore-based freelance journalist who enjoys connecting the dots between culture, history and current events. Coming soon to write about a scene near you.

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Masyarakat Kreatif Bawah Tanah Singapura Berjuang Mendapatkan Ruang

by Nisa Kreems 22 November 20182 May 2021

Dinamika bursa properti Singapura bisa memaksa sebuah ajang bawah tanah yang disukai untuk meninggalkan rumahnya yang sekarang. Situasi ini—hal yang terlalu biasa di pulau tersebut—mengungkap dengan lebih jelas bagaimana tekanan struktural melukai perkembangan seni dan musik alternatif.

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Singapore’s Creative Underground Struggles for Space

by Nisa Kreems 9 November 201825 May 2021

The dynamics of Singapore’s property market could force a loved underground venue to vacate its current home. The situation—one that’s all too common on the island—shines a greater light on how structural pressures hurt the growth of alternative arts and music.

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