Tyler Coburn
United States
 

Investigating Singapore’s role within the growing global phenomenon of “green cities”, Coburn will pursue research into Singapore’s development from “Garden City” to “City in a Garden”.

Tyler Coburn

19 June - 31 July 2017

Investigating Singapore’s role within the growing global phenomenon of “green cities”, Coburn will pursue research into Singapore’s development from “Garden City” to “City in a Garden”. He aims to delve into historical and emerging notions of green urbanism, framing the garden as a pedagogical, philosophical, and literary construct. Focusing on two specific case studies, he will place the multiple functions of Singapore Botanic Gardens in a wider historical prospective and explore the social and economic conditions which underlie the complex eco-tourist structure of Gardens by the Bay.


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Tyler Coburn, 19 June – 31 July 2017, Courtesy the artist.
Tyler Coburn, 19 June – 31 July 2017, Courtesy the artist.
Tyler Coburn, 19 June – 31 July 2017, Courtesy the artist.
Tyler Coburn, 19 June – 31 July 2017, Courtesy the artist.
Tyler Coburn, 19 June – 31 July 2017, Courtesy the artist.
Tyler Coburn, 19 June – 31 July 2017, Courtesy the artist.
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Tyler Coburn
Artist-in-Residence
United States

Tyler Coburn is an artist, writer, and professor based in New York. He received a 2024 Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant, and his writing has appeared in ArtReview, BOMB, C Magazine, Dis, e-flux journal, frieze, LEAP, Metropolis M, Mousse, and Rhizome. Coburn is the author of four books: I’m that angel (self-published, 2012), Robots Building Robots (CCA Glasgow, 2013), Richard Roe (Sternberg, 2019), and Solitary (Sternberg and Art Sonje Center, 2022). He has presented artwork at such venues as Centre Pompidou, Paris; Bergen Kunsthall; Hayward Gallery, London; Para Site, Hong Kong; and Kunstverein, Munich. He was Artist-in-Residence at NTU CCA Singapore in 2017 and his work has been featured in the Centre’s Free Jazz II. Stagings. Soundings. Readings (2018).