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My Grandfather’s Road. 33,335 likes · 492 talking about this. All the Drivers who drives like his grandfather owns the roads....will get featured here - with a tad of satire humour from Baby Dino....
My Grandfather's Road aims to uncover even more roads in Singapore named after notable founding fathers and pioneers through their descendants. Through in-depth interviews, archive footages and show and tells, we will learn more about the country's past as well as the people who helped make Singapore the success that it is today.
Grandfather Road. Our Grandfather Road is a work-in-progress Hackathon project for OGP's Hack for Public Good.
My Grandfather's Road aims to uncover even more roads in Singapore named after notable founding fathers and pioneers through their descendants. Through in-depth interviews, archive footages and show and tells, we will learn more about the country's past as well as the people who helped make Singapore the success that it is today.
Nov 11, 2016 · She was once arrested for spraying the words "My Grandfather Road" on Maxwell Road and Robinson Road and sentenced to 240 hours of community service. Now, Samantha Lo, also known as...
My Grandfather’s Road is a collection of stories of the familial haven that stood along the road, stories that have helped him reconnect with his idyllic childhood and his family’s history. It does not dwell in nostalgia but instead explores how personal stories make us who we are.
Nov 13, 2016 · Fast forward to this week, Samantha pulled off an incredible feat by writing 'My Grandfather Road' across Circular Road in Singapore. The below graffiti is massive, 170 meters long in size, and, as Coconut Singapore notes, "you can only make it out properly in a drone pic." Image via Samantha Lo via Facebook.
Oct 14, 2017 · My Grandfather’s Road was first presented in 2015 as an English-language monologue, a photo exhibition and a book. It was conceived and written by Neo Kim Seng as a way of reconnecting with childhood memories of living on Neo Pee Teck Lane, which was named after his paternal grandfather.
My Grandfather's Road aims to uncover even more roads in Singapore named after notable founding fathers and pioneers through their descendants. Through in-depth interviews, archive footages and show and tells, we will learn more about the country's past as well as the people who helped make Singapore the success that it is today.
My Grandfather's Road is a theatre project of stories about growing up on a road called Neo Pee Teck Lane, along Pasir Panjang Road, named after the director and writer Neo Kim Seng's grandfather, until he moved out in 1973.
