In Singapore, the arts have long been misunderstood and seen as less important. During the pandemic, the arts was most famously dubbed as “non-essential.”But what if we are underestimating the power and potential of the arts — not just in the final product, but in the process itself — as a key approach to change?We’ll talk about:The arts, not just as an output or a form for consumption, but the arts as a processHow the arts is a useful intervention in different fields of work, like healthcare, community building, social sector,What could it look like to approach our own work, lives and practices more artistically?-Meet Ngiam Su-LinIn this episode, we talk to Ngiam Su-Lin, a creative producer, community builder, counsellor, former full-time pastor. Today, Su-Lin is the Co-Founder & Executive Director of ArtsWok Collaborative, an intermediary that bridges people, ideas, and resources across sectors to connect and collaborate in meaningful ways.Get in touch with:Ngiam Su-Lin: LinkedInArtsWok Collaborative: Website | Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Youtube-About the Finding Common Ground PodcastDeep-dive conversations with change-makers and bridge-builders about how any of us can begin creating the change we long to see.Get in touch with Common Ground Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Youtube

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