Hoe Su Fern is an arts researcher, educator and manager based in Singapore. Her practice is informed by her pursuit for practice-oriented and engaged arts research, and her interest in enabling better conditions for artistic production.

A prominent figure in the Singapore arts scene, Kok Heng Leun built his artistic career as a theatre director, playwright, dramaturg and educator. He is known for engaging the community through the arts and championing civic discourse across different segments of society. For his invaluable contributions, Heng Len has been recognised with the Young Artist Award (2000), Cultural Fellowship (2014), and Singapore’s highest arts accolade, the Cultural Medallion (2022). He also represented the arts sector as a Nominated Member of Parliament (2016–2018).

Audrey Wong is an educator, arts manager and researcher who leads LASALLE’s MA Arts and Cultural Leadership course. Formerly artistic co-director of The Substation, she was the first ‘Arts NMP’ and is on the board of Nine Years Theatre.

John Z.W. Tung is an independent curator and exhibition-maker. To date, his close work with artists has realised more than 50 artwork commissions and site-specific adaptations ranging from the minute to monumental. Serving as a co-curator for the Singapore Biennale 2016 and Singapore Biennale 2019, three of the artwork commissions he curated were finalists for the Benesse Prize, with one work winning the prestigious award. His recent appointments as an independent curator include Festival Curator for the 7th & 8th Singapore International Photography Festival (2020 & 2022) and Associate Curator for the Open House programme, For the House; Against the House (2021, 2022 & 2023), and The Forest Institute, a large-scale architectural art installation dedicated to secondary forest ecologies. In 2023, he was the recipient of the inaugural Tan Boon Hui Curatorial Prize.