Noise Singapore

About Noise

An initiative of the National Arts Council, Noise Singapore is Singapore’s foremost youth arts festival, dedicated to creating noise about the creative talents of youths below the age of 35 in Singapore. Instead of presenting these works in conventional exhibitions held at predictable spaces, Noise works will be seen and heard across all media channels such as the Internet, radio, television, magazines and newspapers, allowing them to be seen by the world, enabling the nation’s best young talents to get spotted for their creativity.

Noise Singapore also aims to unearth new talent and inspire groundbreaking content from youths in Singapore. With a series of workshops and concert platforms organised to give promising Noise artists the necessary exposure and skills, young people from all walks of life now have the opportunity to actively participate in the arts, instead of merely being passive audiences.

Milestones for 2009/10

14 Aug to 4 Oct 2009: Open for applications to The Apprenticeship Programme (TAP)

14 Aug to 01 Nov 2009: Call for submissions to the Open and Themed Categories

2 Nov to 20 Dec 2009: The Apprenticeship Programme (TAP)

Aug 2009 to Mar 2010: Concert platforms for Noise musicians and workshop series

End-Feb to early-Mar 2010: Festival Showcase

Aug 2010: Noise artists showcased at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games in performances and visual installations

National Arts Council

The National Arts Council (NAC) was established in September 1991 to spearhead the development of the arts in Singapore. To realise its vision of developing Singapore into a distinctive global city for the arts, NAC provides total support to nurture artistic talent, promotes the practice and appreciation of the arts among Singaporeans, builds up capabilities and resources, facilitates internationalisation and advocates the value of the arts. Through its holistic range of programmes and initiatives to develop the entire arts value chain, the Council champions the growth of a vibrant arts sector where the arts is accessible to all, and the community of artists, arts groups and arts businesses can innovate, excel and achieve sustainability in the long term.

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About Stuff in Noise

1. What is Noise Singapore?
2. What are the benefits of participating in Noise Singapore?
3. How do I take part in Noise Singapore?
4. How do I submit my work?
5. How can I get selected to perform at Noise Singapore's concert platforms or be showcased at the Noise Festival Showcase exhibition?
6. What is The Apprenticeship Programme about?
7. How is Noise Singapore involved in the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games?
8. Are there topics or themes for submissions to Noise Singapore?
9. How do I submit my portfolio and write-up for The Apprenticeship Programme (TAP) application?
10. Must my works be original?
11. How many works can I submit?
12. Can we submit works as a group?
13. Can I enter my work if I turn 36 this year?
14. When will I know if my works have been selected?
15. How do the works get selected?
16. Where will my works be showcased?
17. What's the deal with copyrights?
18. How can I help out with Noise Singapore?
19. When does Noise Singapore take place?
20. Why do I need to submit high-resolution working files of my works?
21. Do I need to keep the working files of my works?

1. What is Noise Singapore?

   An initiative of the National Arts Council, Noise Singapore is Singapore's foremost youth arts festival, dedicated to creating noise about the creative talents of youths below the age of 35 in Singapore. Instead of presenting these works in conventional exhibitions held at predictable spaces, Noise works will be seen and heard across all media channels such as the Internet, radio, television, magazines and newspapers, allowing them to be seen by the world, enabling the nation’s best young talents to get spotted for their creativity.

   Noise Singapore also aims to unearth new talent and inspire groundbreaking content from youths in Singapore. With a series of workshops and concert platforms organised to give promising Noise artists the necessary exposure and skills, young people from all walks of life now have the opportunity to actively participate in the arts, instead of merely being passive audiences.

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2. What are the benefits of participating in Noise Singapore?

   Showcase platforms, performance opportunities, great prizes, a chance to be spotted. All that and more! We tell you more here

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3. How do I take part in Noise Singapore?

   Simple! Sign up for an account on the Noise homepage and you're good to go. There are various categories available for you to participate in – check them out here and here.

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4. How do I submit my work?

   a. Login if you’ve already got a Noise account. If not, click on "New User? Sign Up!" at the top of the webpage and create your Noise account.

   b. Read about the various categories here and select the category you would like to send your works to.

   c. Click "Browse and Upload" to select the works to be submitted. A maximum of five works can be uploaded at one time.

   d. Once the files have been uploaded, click "Next" and enter the titles and description of the works. Once you’ve named your works, click "Upload and Submit" and you’re done!

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5. How can I get selected to perform at Noise Singapore's concert platforms or be showcased at the Noise Festival Showcase exhibition?

   A panel of industry professionals will get together to rate the works after submission closes. The top rated Noise artists will get a chance to be perform on Noise Singapore's concert platforms or be showcased at the Noise Singapore Festival Showcase!

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6. What is The Apprenticeship Programme about?

   Check it out here.

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7. How is Noise Singapore involved in the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games?

   Noise Singapore has been selected as a Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games festival partner. This means that works by the Noise community will be showcased during the inaugural Games in August 2010!

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8. How do I submit my portfolio and write-up for The Apprenticeship Programme (TAP) application?

   a. Login if you’ve already got a Noise account. Click on "New User? Sign Up!" at the top of the webpage and create your Noise account if you don’t have an account yet.

   b. Go to the TAP page, and click on the relevant project you want to apply for.

   c. Enter your write-up to tell us why you deserve to be a Noise apprentice, and select the works to be submitted as your portfolio and upload them. A maximum of five works can be submitted for Art & Design/Photography project, and two works for Music project.

   d. Once the files have been uploaded, click "Next" to enter to enter the title and description of the works. When you are done, click "Upload and Submit", and you’re done!

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9. Are there topics or themes for submissions to Noise Singapore?

   For the open categories, there are no set topics or themes. As long as your submissions fit into one of the art forms specified (Art & Design, Photography and Music), let your imagination run wild.

   A special Singapore 2010-themed category entitled "Celebration" has also been created for works that celebrate the spirit of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. We’re looking for a diverse range of interpretations of this theme, so give a personal spin to your work! The work could either be in a visual form, including art, design and photography, or music.

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10. Must my works be original?

    ABSOLUTELY! Noise Singapore is looking for fresh ideas and creative, original works. If you're adapting from or using someone else's material (visuals, music, words etc) in your work, make sure you have their permission to do so.

    Noise Singapore will not be responsible for any infringement of copyright caused by the creation or submission of your works. Be good!

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11. How many works can I submit?

    You can submit as many works as you like to as many categories as you want.

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12. Can we submit works as a group?

    Yes, collaborative efforts are welcomed! For group submissions, all members of the group must be aged 35 and below. You can create a Noise account with the name of your group. See FAQ on how to register and submit works.

13. Can I enter my work if I turn 36 this year?

    No, you're only eligible if you are born in 1974 or later.

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14. When will I know if my works have been selected?

    If your work is selected to be showcased, you will be contacted by February 2010. You will be notified by phone or email, so it's really important that you keep your contact details updated.

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15. How do the works get selected?

    Eligible youths are invited to submit their creative works from 14 August 2009. Once submission for the various categories close (The Apprenticeship Programme – 4 October 2009, Open categories – 1 November 2009), the Noise Singapore curators will select works to be showcased in February/March 2010. Selection is based on originality and creativity, so make sure your works knock our socks off!

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16. Where will my works be showcased?

    Selected works will be showcased on the Noise Singapore website as well as various media platforms. There will also be an exhibition of some of the selected works, and outstanding musicians will be invited to record one song in a professional studio or perform at various concert platforms.

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17. What's the deal with copyrights?

    Copyrights of works submitted for Noise Singapore remain with the creator or creators. However, in uploading your work(s) to Noise Singapore, you give Noise Singapore permission to use your work(s) for purposes related to the festival, including marketing and publicity. Read this for more information!

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18. How can I help out with Noise Singapore?

    A good way to help is to tell your family and friends about Noise Singapore and encourage them to become part of Noise! We may also need an extra pair of hands during the festival showcase in February/March 2010, so drop us an email (info@noisesingapore.com) if you are keen to do your part in promoting Singapore youth arts as a volunteer.

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19. When does Noise Singapore take place?

    Noise Singapore 2009/10 begins its call for submission on 14 August 2009, while the festival showcase is in February / March 2010. In between, we're working hard to bring you an exciting array of workshops to keep you busy and help you improve your craft. A series of performances by Noise musicians is also brewing, so check out our events calendar on www.noisesingapore.com regularly!

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20. Why do I need to submit high-resolution working files of my works?

    Selected works may be showcased on print and broadcast media, which will require high-resolution copies of your works. Don't miss out on the chance for your work to be shown to a wider audience!

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21. Do I need to keep the working files of my works?

    Yes! Your work may be incorporated into Noise Singapore publicity collaterals, and we may contact you to obtain working files so that our designers can work with them. This is another great chance for your work(s) to be featured!

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Latest News

1. Expat Living, April 2008

   Title: Volunteers: The Unpaid Elite

   Noise Singapore mentor, Ms Catherine Chong shares with Expat Living readers on what drives her to volunteer her expertise in the area of Art & Design.

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2. GameAxis, April 2008

   Jervic and Sze Sze, Noise artists from 2008 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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3. GameAxis, March 2008

   Gary Lim and Lee Yuen Teng, Noise artists from 2008 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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4. The Window (Newsletter published by Tanjong Pagar Town Council), February 2008

   Title: An evening with Mr Baey

   Noise Singapore shutterbugs, Aaron Leng and Lavender Zhang spent time with Mr Baey, at his Meet-the-People Session last November.

   Read more of their experiences here

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5. Berita Harian, 28th January 2008

   Title: Suara hati remaja terakam pada kemeja-T ( Teenagers angst is captured on a T-Shirt)

   Nurliyanas T-shirt design of a screaming lady won her the 3rd prize at the We Make Noise Not Clothes competition organised by Flesh Imp and Noise Singapore.

   Find out more about her here

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6. Dream & Achieve (DnA), Issue 3, January 2008

   Title: Blastic Fantastic

   Budding designers, Cheryl and Jessica who were Noise Singapore Design apprentices, show how recycling can be a cool and profitable affair.

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7. Full Stop (Singapore Polys student publication), January 2008

   Title: Noise Singapore 2007 Talent Abound

   Noise Singapore artists from Singapore Polytechnic get creative and won big at the We Make Noise Not Clothes! competition sponsored by Flesh Imp.

   Read about the talented students Click here.

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8. GameAxis, January 2008

   Edmund and Muhammad Hasyim, Noise artists from 2007 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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9. MANJA, January 2008

   Title: Ilham Membara (Burning Ideas)

   Two winning videos, two different styles. MANJA spoke to Ridz Tan and Shahrezza, winners of the MTV Shoot & Snip competition on their experience filming the video. Meanwhile, Art & Design apprentice, Hasyim Isa shares the story behind his Junkyard Drebars characters.

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10. Stop Press (Temasek Polys student publication), December 2007

    Title: NOISE Singapore Design students create a big bang

    Stop Press chats with Noise artists from Temasek Polytechnics Design School about their experience in Noise Singapore 2007.

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11. Straits Times, 22 December 2007

    Title: Make Some Noise

    Selected Noise Singapore apprentices shares with Straits Times their Apprenticeship journey and what they learnt during the 8 weeks programme with their mentors.

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12. omy.com, 18 December 2007

    Title: Creative Art Enters Heeren!

    A reporter from lifestyle portal, omy.sg, visited the Noise Singapore 2007 Festival Showcase at The Heeren and likened the experience to being in a mini Arts museum. Read on to find out more.

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13. GameAxis, December 2007

    Nurfithry and Darius, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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14. Lush 99.5FM News - 6am to 8am, 14 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Noise Apprentice, KingKongJane shares their Noise Singapore experience and plans for their soon-to-be-released EP on the Art of Lush.

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15. STOMP, 13 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007 Festival Showcase

    STOMP captures the Noise Festival Showcase at The Heeren. View the visual feast of more than 1,500 artworks of our young artists in the area of Art and Design, Music and Photography here.

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16. xin.sg website, 13 December 2007

    Title: Art Showcase in Orchard Is Filled With Surprises

    xin.sg reports on the colourful Noise Festival Showcase at The Heeren, which featured more than 1,500 artworks of our young artists in the area of Art and Design, Music and Photography.

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17. NAFAacts Newsletter, 13 December 2007

    Title: We Make Noise, Not Clothes

    Nurliyana Mohd Yusoff, Design & Media student at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts did her school proud when she won the 3rd prize for the We Make Noise, Not Clothes competition sponsored by FleshImp. View her winning design here.

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18. TODAY, 10 December 2007

    Title: Make Some Noise

    TODAY reports on the Noise Singapore 2007 Festival kick off.

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19. Love 972FM News - 7.35am, 9 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Love 97.2FM reports on the Noise Singapore 2007 Festival kick off.

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20. Yes 933FM News - 7.35am, 9 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    The news bulletin on Yes 933FM reported on the Noise Singapore Festival 2007 kick off.

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21. Power 98FM News 12pm, 8 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Power 98 reports on the Noise Singapore 2007 Festival kick off.

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22. Capital Radio 958FM - 10pm, 7 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Noise Singapore 2007 Festival kick off was reported on Capital Radio news bulletin.

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23. Power98, 7 December 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Power 98 reports on the Noise Singapore 2007 Festival kick off.

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24. Berita Harian, 12 November 2007

    Title: Raja Lembah Komik (King of the comics valley)

    2007 Noise Singapore mentor, Travis Low shows how comic drawings and character design can be further developed into a potential sourcehe website of income

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25. GameAxis, November 2007

    Sean and Linette, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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26. Vanilla, November 2007

    Title: Hello from China

    Noise Singapore mentor, Jessica Lu, shares with Vanilla the things she loves about Singapore and her time as a mentor in Noise Singapore.

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27. Warna94.2, 11 October 2007

    Title: Persada Seni (Arts Arena)

    Shah currently studying in Singapore Polytechnic has only kind words for his mentor, Imran Ajmain, who helped him polish his song-writing skills.

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28. GameAxis, October 2007

    Azdiwandy and Adeline, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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29. The New Paper, 10 October 2007

    Photography gives my life focus

    Talented Noise Photographer, Bum Arifins close shave with the law during his teenage years changed him for the better. A mere fiddling with his dads old camera then set the direction of his life journey and he has not looked back since. Read on for Noise Singapores own version of The Chicken Soup for The Soul.

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30. Warna94.2, 9 October 2007

    Title: Persada Seni (Arts Arena)

    Noise 07 Music Apprentice, Ridzuan, shares his tips on how budding musicians can get the attention they deserve.

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31. Warna94.2, 4 October 2007

    Title: Persada Seni (Arts Arena)

    Noise 07 Music Apprentice, FreakyZs songs receives regular airplay on Malay radio station, RIA89.7 FM. Get to know about the man himself here.

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32. Warna94.2, 2 October 2007

    Title: Persada Seni (Arts Arena)

    In the first part of a series of 4 interviews with the Noise Apprentices, Hasyim, currently studying in NAFA, shares his learning points gained from mentor, Travis Low.

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33. Berita Harian, 1 October 2007

    Title: Ayuh bikin klip tentang HIV/ AIDS (Lets create a video about HIV/ AIDS)

    HIV/AIDS is an impertinent issue that youths can no longer choose to ignore. MTV and Noise Singapore invites you to create an educational video on the topic.

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34. Manja, October 2007

    Title: Kartun super-canggih! (Super cool cartoons!)

    Multi disciplinary artist, Remy Mahzam, reflects on life after his participation in Noise 2006 and shares his thoughts on the booming local animation industry.

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35. Teenage, October 2007

    Title: Youth watch Making Noise Singapore 2007

    Jerric Chong, winner of 2006 Noise Starhub Motion Graphics category, dishes out tips and tricks to Teenage readers. Read this first, then submit your video for the Shoot and Snip competition. Jerric also owns an online T-shirt design business under the brand Visual Trap.

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36. Seventeen, October 2007

    Title: Time for Tee

    If it is fashionable enough to make the cut into Seventeens fashion news, it is equally hip for our youths! "We Make Noise, Not T-Shirt" competition is highlighted in this issue.

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37. TODAY, 25 September 2007

    Headline: Man with a Plan

    Patrick Chng, founder of Music For Good shares his belief in the talents of our local musicians during an interview with TODAY newspaper.

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38. Berita Harian, 24 September 2007

    Headline: Otak kartun cetuskan lima watak drebar kaki relaks (Cartoon fanatic creates five different characters of laid-back drivers)

    2007 Noise Art & Design Apprentice, Hasyim, who calls himself Clarke Kent [Superman] chats to Berita Harian about his five different and very hilarious cartoon characters which he is producing as part of his Noise Apprenticeship experience.

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39. Berita Harian, 24 September 2007

    Headline: Muzikku Untukmu (My music is for you)

    2007 Noise Music Apprentice, Zahiah, tells Berita Harian how it felt to be the only one in the family to take the unconventional route of studying music rather than banking while in university.

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40. HOOKED , 17 September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007: Were All Ears!

    We Are All Ears! HOOKED lists the call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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41. Berita Harian, 16 September 2007

    Headline: Kamera Ubah Kehidupan (The camera changed his life path)

    Samseng (gangster) turned sought after photographer. 2006 Photography Apprentice, Bum Ariffin, tells Berita Harian his rebellious teenage years and how his love affair with the camera turned his life around.

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42. Sunday Times, 16 September 2007

    Headline: Doing What I Love

    2006 Noise Artists, Sheikh Sherizan and *Manda along with 2007 Music Apprentice, FreakyZ, shares with Sunday Times their passion for the Arts and how this influenced their career choice.

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43. Radio 100.3 - 10pm, 15 September 2007

    Title: UrbaNite

    An exciting for artistic youths is back for the third time Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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44. Youth.Sg , 5 September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore: Art for Money Pt 2, starring Sheikster

    2006 Noise competition winner, Sheikh Sherizan or Sheikster, shares how Noise pave the way for him in the area of Art & Design and the humble beginnings behind his skate shop at Far East Plaza.

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45. Youth.Sg , 4 September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore: Art for Money Pt 1, starring *manda

    Youth.sg chats with talented designer from Noise, *manda, and tries to dig out her recipe for success. *manda co-owns a graphic design outfit named Snatch Thieves.

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46. Youth.Sg , 4 September 2007

    Title: Noise Apprentices Embark on Creative Journey

    Youth.sg reports on the Noise Apprentices starting their 8 week Apprenticeship journey with renowned mentors from the creative industry.

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47. Berita Harian, 3 September 2007

    Headline: Imran miliki formula pikat pelajar (Imran owns the formula in attracting students)

    Noise Mentor, Imran Ajmain, talks to Berita Harian about his passion for music and his plans to get more youths involved in the local music industry.

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48. Power 98, September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007 - We are all ears!

    Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007: Noise artist, YingWei, shares with Power98 her Noise experience.

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49. Power 98, September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007 - We are all ears!

    Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007: Noise Band, Skive, share their Noise experience with Power98.

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50. Power 98, September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007 - We are all ears!

    Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007: Noise Photography Apprentice, Bum Ariffin, shares his Noise experience with Power98.

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51. Playworks magazine, Volume 6 Issue 9, September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore is back. Be Heard. Be Discovered!

    Noise Singapore Launch at The Heeren.

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52. GameAxis, September 2007

    Title: Make some NOISE!

    Noise Singapore Launch at The Heeren.

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53. TEENS Magazine, September 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007

    Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007: Bum Ariffin, Clarabelle & Eugene Yeow's work is featured here.

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54. Lime Magazine, September 2007

    Title: Make Some Noise

    If you were not at The Heeren for the launch of Noise Singapore, youve missed a great party! LIME shares with you the juicy details of the party.

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55. GameAxis, September 2007

    Desmond and Francis, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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56. youth.sg, 30 August 2007

    Title: Noise Artist FreakyZ and his Freak-ingly Good Music

    Rapper and 2007 Noise Apprentice, FreakyZ, shares his thoughts with youth.sg on his Noise experience thus far and what he hopes to achieve through the Apprenticeship Programme.

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57. RSI (Live 938) - 8.50pm, 17 August 2007

    Title: Limelight - Psykes

    From Psykelectics to Psykes.What makes the band rock? Catch up with Psykes, our 2006 Music Apprentice and do groove along to their music.

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58. RSI (Live 938) - 8.55pm, 13 August 2007

    Title: Young Expressions: Noise Singapore

    2006 Noise competition winner Sheikh Sherizan and 2006 Photography Apprentice, Bum Ariffin, shares their Noise experience.

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59. Ourvoicebox.sg, 11 August 2007

    Title: 彩色频率 - Noise Singapore 2007

    Ourvoicebox.sg, the official blog of Ngee Ann Polytechnic, School of Humanities writes about the various exciting competitions that youths can look out for at this years Noise Singapore.

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60. MyPaper, 11 August 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007

    We Are All Ears! Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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61. theurbanwire.com, 10 August 2007

    Title: Make some noise with Leo

    2006 Noise Music Artiste, Leonard Wang, shares his Noise experience with theurbanwire.com and his upcoming plans for his music career.

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62. The New Paper, 9 August 2007

    Title: When the flag is more than just colours Award-winning designers also share their ideas

    2006 Noise competition winner, Tan Wei Bin, was invited by the team at The New Paper to re-design the national flag. Check out her wacky flag design here.

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63. Arts Central Front, 7 August 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Shout out from Front Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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64. RSI (Live 938) - 8.50pm, 6 August 2007

    Title: Limelight - FreakyZ

    2007 Noise music apprentice and rapper, FreakyZ, was placed in the Limelight. The huge Eminem fan shares his thought on Singapores music scene and how meeting his idol made him more determined to succeed in the local music scene.

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65. theurbanwire.com, 3 August 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007: Were all ears!

    The team from Urbanwire reports on the hip Noise Singapore 2007 Launch Party and highlights the various competitions that youths can participate in.

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66. Navigator Issue 3 - August 2007, 1 August 2007

    Title: Culture Vulture - Noise Singapore is back with a blast

    Noise Singapore returns for the third time with a big bang!

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67. ISH Magazine, Issue 8.3, 1 August 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore

    Make some Noise! Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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68. AD Asia, August 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore 2007 We are all ears

    Noise Singapore Launch at The Heeren.

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69. Playworks Magazine, Volume 6 Issue 8, August 2007

    Title: Create some noise with your talent!

    Make some Noise! Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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70. GameAxis, August 2007

    Ying Wei and Remy, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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71. GameAxis, August 2007

    Title: Back with a Blast

    Make some Noise! Features the work of Jonathan Leong & Raziman.

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72. STOMP, 31 July 2007

    Title: Launch of Noise Singapore at Heeren

    STOMP highlights the cool happenings of the Noise Singapore 2007 Launch Party.

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73. IN Newspaper, 30 July 2007

    Headline: Hey Budding Artists

    Its never too early to start showing off your creative talents! Budding Photographer, Afiq and young fashion designer, Nabil Aliffi, together with other 2006 Noise artists, shares their excitement of being discovered through Noise Singapore.

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74. Berita Harian, 30 July 2007

    Headline:Raikan Kreativiti

    Celebrate the creativity of our youths! Read all about what Berita Harian saw at the launch for Noise Singapore 2007.

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75. 883JiaFM -- News -- 7am, 12pm, 1pm, 27 July 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore Launch

    Calling all youths! Show off your creative works and submit them to Noise Singapore now for your chance to be discovered!

    Click here to listen actual broadcast coverage (7am)

    Click here to listen actual broadcast coverage (12pm)

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76. Power98 -- News -- 7am, 12pm, 4pm , 27 July 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore Launch

    Noise Singapore invites all the youths out there to make some Noise through their creative artworks.

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    Click here to listen actual broadcast coverage (12pm)

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77. Power98 -- Live Roving -- 7pm to 8pm, 26 July 2007

    Title: Noise Singapore Launch

    The third edition of the Noise Singapore Festival kicks off today at The Heeren. Feel the excitement and bask in the glamour at our launch event. Noise artists, FreakyZ, Allura, Psykes & Skive performed at the Launch.

    Click here to listen actual broadcast coverage

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78. GameAxis, July 2007

    Melly and Michelle, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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79. Whats Up News For Kids, 1 July 2007

    Title: The search is on again for young artists

    In search of young talents Call for entries for Noise Singapore 2007.

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80. GameAxis, May 2007

    Alex Tan and Danial Enemiko, Noise artists from 2006 created Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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    Click here to view Danials work

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81. Designer Magazine Issue 14, December 2006

    Noise Festival was held to encourage creativity in young people under 25. Thousands of entries were received and the short-listed works were on display at Marina Square Shopping Mall from 9 to 12 November 2006.

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82. GameAxis, December 2006

    Noise has garnered so much steam that it's become a wellspring of gorgeous visuals and sterling photography. Feast your eyes on some of the best submitted works for the year!

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83. Playworks Magazine Issue 11, December 2006

    Turn on Noise! Noise Singapore got off to a bang on the 9th of November with the showcase launch at Marina Square Central Atrium. The launch featured an exhibition with selected works in different categories. Over 4,800 submissions were received, a testament to the enthusiastic support and involvement of the youth community!

    Click here to view the full coverage

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84. iSh Magazine Issue 7.5, December 2006

    Noise Singapore catapults local talent into the international spotlight for talent spotting as well as artist and business collaborations. It encourages youth to go beyond being passive arts audiences and get their hands dirty making art, design, images, music - and yes, noise.

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85. NAFActs Magazine Issue 42, December 2006

    Noise Singapore is an arts festival dedicated to "making noise" about the works of young artists in Singapore. Students were required to design a "classy, sensual but not sleazy" CD cover for SONY BMG music entertainment's new album release entitled "SEX in the City". In preparation for the competition, two workshops were conducted to upgrade its students' skills in CD cover design.

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86. AdAsia Magazine, November 2006

    Noise Festival reaches its climax. The official sponsors for the event this year are Proctor & Gamble and StarHub with MSN, MTV, SONY BMG ad others also sponsoring other aspects. AdAsia, Designer magazine, Juice magazine, ZoCards, AKQA@ADK and the British Council were amongst the supporters this year.

    Click here to view the full coverage

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87. GameAxis, November 2006

    Fox Chong and Adeline Chua, Noise artists from 2006 create Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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88. Juice Magazine, November 2006

    Noise Singapore is a unique media festival for youths and talented primates. Tapping on the use of technological communication channels by young peeps, Noise is an alternative, instant and accessible base for youths to present their creative works to an expanded audience.

    Click here to view the full coverage

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89. Lime Magazine, November 2006

    Want your work to be shown all over Singapore? Then Noise is the place to be! These talented young photographers share their views and thoughts and how it feels to view the world through a lens.

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90. Playworks Magazine Issue 10, November 2006

    Noise-MSN Interactive Design Competition - Artists were invited to interpret Noise Singapore creatively through emoticons, display pics and backgrounds and one lucky winner was selected who will receive an internship with MSN.

    Click here to view the full coverage

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91. GameAxis, October 2006

    Tessie Tan and Yu Jiexin, Noise artists from 2005 create Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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92. GameAxis, September 2006

    Ben Ho and Lennie Kwan, Noise artists from 2005 create Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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93. GameAxis, August 2006

    Sam Aik and Alan Leong, Noise artists from 2005 create Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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94. GameAxis, July 2006

    Annabella Goh and Norhafiz Ibrahim, create Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

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    Click here to view Norhafizs work

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95. AdAsia Magazine, June 2006

    Noise Singapore 2006 kicked off with a party at Home Club on Singapore River. Organised by the National Arts Council (NAC) to encourage young people to create original work and showcase their talent, this festival is part of a government initiative to promote Singapore as a creative centre.

    Click here to view the full coverage

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96. Designer Magazine, June 2006

    Designer magazine highlighted the Apprenticeship Programme which allows local youths to get a head start in the creative industry and gain professional experience and guidance, as well as the nation-wide call for submission of works by our very own young local talents.

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97. GameAxis, June 2006

    Inch Chua and Yeo Shang Long, Noise artists from 2005 create Video Gaming works for GameAxis Magazine.

    Click here to view Inchs work

    Click here to view Shang Longs work

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98. iSh Magazine Issue 7.2, June 2006

    iSh reported on Noise Singapore which is back by popular demand and looks set to stir up the creative scene again. Youths and industry insiders alike are hungry to see the gems it will uncover, going by the high quality of work that poured in from the public last year. The article highlights the Apprenticeship Programme which allows youths to team up with experts from art, design, photography and music industries to work on projects and gain professional guidance.

    Click here to view the full coverage

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99. Mobiles Only Magazine Issue 14, June 2006

    M.O magazine caught up with two very talented artists from Noise Singapore 2006, Antz and Killer Gerbil. They talked about their involvement with Noise Singapore and their future plans as budding artists! Antz and Killer Gerbil collaborated to create the front and inside back cover of Mobiles Only Magazine.

    Click here to view the full editorial coverage

    Click here to view the front cover

    Click here to view the inside back cover

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100. Funkygrad.com, 1 June 2006

     Funkygrad.com featured Noise Singapore as our very own youth arts festival aimed at spurring on and unleashing the creative talents of Singapores youth. The article highlights the Apprenticeship Programme which makes its debut this year and allows young people to rub shoulders with the whos-who of the creative scene.

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101. GameAxis, May 2006

     GameAxis magazine reported on the return of Noise Singapore, a unique venue-less media festival run by the National Arts Council that commemorates creative endeavours of local youths to audiences across a wide variety of channels. Noise artists works from 2005 are to be featured in GameAxis, starting from Sheryl Ang and Teo Weijun in the May issue.

     Click here to view Sheryls work

     Click here to view WeiJuns work

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102. Juice, May 2006

     Juice magazine featured Noise as a unique media festival for youths and talented primates, highlighting the Apprenticeship Programme where successful apprentices will be attached to industry professionals like Stella Vine (UK) and JUICEs Art Director, Terence Goh for Art & Design; Nick Chan and Joe Ng for music; as well as Kelley Cheng and Charlie Lim for photography, amongst many other veteran artists.

     Click here to view the full coverage

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103. Lianhe Zaobao, 24 May 2006

     Lianhe Zaobao reported on the Apprenticeship Programme which provides young people with the chance to work with 16 professional creative designers from the art, music and photography industries.

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104. TODAY, 18 May 2006

     Interviewed by TODAY journalist Juliana June Rasul, Mohd Zulkarnean Othman, known as Zero, has used the exposure he gained from being a judge at last years Noise Festival to conduct graffiti workshops.

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105. Youth.SG, 15 May 2006

     Youth.SG reported on the launch of Noise 2006, an arts festival which is armed with more opportunities and a new programme to showcase young talents of Singapore. Apart from having their works showcased, participants can also rub shoulders with industry experts from Singapore and UK under the Apprenticeship Programme. The article also highlights the Open Category competitions, namely Pringles Design-A-Can, Sex in the City CD Cover Design, Starhub Creative Awards and Noise-MSN Interactive Design. Photos of Noise 2005 participants are available on the website.

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106. The Straits Times Life!, 13 May 2006

     Interviewed by Straits Times journalist June Cheong, Jonathan Ng, vocalist of a homegrown band Violet Hour, said that Noise allows artists to release their works into the public arena and gain recognition. He added, The more recognition you get, the more opportunities that are open to you. The annual fest aims to drum up some noise hence its name and hype for nascent talents in the creative fields, says Ms Chua Ai Liang, 49, the councils (NAC) director of audience development.

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107. TODAY, 12 May 2006

     TODAY newspaper reported on the chance for budding young talent to work with big names in the industry. NACs director for audience development Chua Ai Liang said, I think it will definitely give them a better insight on how the industry works and the kind of standard that is required.

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108. Channel NewsAsia, 11/12/13/14 May 2006

     Channel NewsAsia reported on the Apprenticeship Programme which allows budding young talents to work with prominent figures in the creative industries. Similar coverage was broadcast across Channel U, Channel 8, Vasanthum Central and Suria. National Arts Council's director for audience development, Chua Ai Liang, said: "Definitely it will raise the quality of their works. I think it will definitely give them a better insight on how the industry works and the kind of standard that is required. So I think it is definitely a very good learning platform for them."

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109. Seventeen, November 2005

     "Noise Festival is a unique media showcase of Singapore's young artists below 25 years old. See creative and original works from artists as young as 14 years old and from 16 categories, including mobile ringtones, animation, graffiti, fashion and more."

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110. Game Axis, October 2005

     "The truth has never been better told of a meteoric rise of great artists, and here it is in a two-page spread (featuring fourteen works of art) that signals the beginning of a big bang in creative expression! Ladies and gentlemen, feast your eyes on the astounding, the spectacular and the experimental work of young local talents courtesy of Singapore's very own Noise Festival!"

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111. Lime, October 2005

     "Need to be seen and heard? Noise Singapore gives local youth the creative licence to do just that! Who needs to be confined to stuffy rules and regulations? With Noise Singapore, just about anything goes."

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112. What's Up, October - November 2005

     "Noise Singapore, a new arts festival for young people showcased 948 works selected out of 3,502 entries submitted. Young artists using all sorts of media took part. They include music, writing and composing mobile phone ringtones."

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113. Today, 5 October 2005

     "Shout, let it all out...By speaking the language of youth - MTV, mobile ringtones, graffiti and blogging - it [Noise Singapore] bagged 3,500 entries."

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114. Lianhe Zaobao, 5 October 2005

     "Art knows no boundary. Even favourite past times of the youth are an opportunity for the expression of art. Noise Festival has overwhelming response from the youth, in attracting more than 3000 entries. The entries include advertising, photography, animation, fashion, handphone wallpaper and ringtones. More than 900 entries are found on www.noisesingapore.com."

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115. The Straits Times, 26 September 2005

     "...you will be able to view the best creations of Singapore's Youth. It's called Noise Singapore, and it's billing itself as a youth arts festival without a venue. Instead of making people go to a gallery, the budding artists' works will be made available via the Internet and mobile phone downloads."

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116. Little Red Dot, 4 October 2005

     Two of our Noise artists -- 12 year-old Anthony Chua and 7 year-old Huang Zi Xian -- were featured in SPH's publication Little Red Dot under "ARTWORKS!"

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Terms & Conditions for Open categories (Art & Design, Music and Photography)

1. Information on each of the open categories can be found here Submissions. The information provided forms part of the Terms. By submitting a work for Noise Singapore showcase, you indicate your acceptance of these terms and conditions.
2. Submission is open to citizens and residents of Singapore, aged 35 years and below. If you are below the age of 18, please ensure that your parent or legal guardian has consented to your participation and acceptance of these Terms. By submitting a work under the Open Categories, you confirm and represent that such consent of your parent or legal guardian has been obtained.
3. Submissions must be original creations of the participant. In the event that the submission contains or incorporates the work of other individuals or organisations, including any copyrighted materials, the participant shall secure any necessary permission and/or licences from such third parties. The participant must indicate in the write-up to the submission if the submission contains the work of third parties, and confirm that all necessary permission and/or licences have been obtained.
4. The Participant may submit its own works that have previously been published, or have won awards or prizes in competitions. In such cases, the participant shall secure any necessary permission and/or licence from the relevant authorities and/or organisations to submit the said work(s) to the National Arts Council (NAC) and/or Noise Singapore. The artist must indicate in the write-up to the submission if the work has been published or has won awards or prizes in competitions, and provide details of such awards or prizes.
5. NAC and its affiliates and partners shall not in any way be liable for the infringement of any intellectual property (including but not limited to copyright) or other rights of third parties or for breach of any applicable laws caused by the participant’s creation or submission of the work. The participant shall indemnify NAC and keep NAC fully indemnified against any and all actions, claims, liability, damages, costs and expenses in arising out of or in connection with the participant’s submission and participation in this competition, including but not limited to any infringement of the rights of third parties or breach of any applicable laws caused by the creation or submission of the work.
6. The work submitted must not contain any credit mention or acknowledgement or references to any particular person or organisation or website, unless approved in writing by NAC. Any credit mention and acknowledgement may be included in the captions or write-up to the work.
7. NAC has the right to disqualify and/or at any time remove from the NAC and/or Noise Singapore website, works that are in breach of these Terms, or works that are deemed, in NAC’s sole and absolute opinion, to contain obscene, racist, unethical, dangerous, violent or legally objectionable material or material that may infringe upon any person's personal or property rights.
8. The results will be announced by March 2010 and the winners will be notified by email or phone. The winners' names will also be published on the Noise Singapore website.
9. Submission commences on 14 August 2009 and will close on 1 November 2009. NAC accepts no responsibility for late, lost or misdirected entries.
10. Selected works may be showcased during the Noise Singapore Festival Showcase. For the purpose of showcasing the selected creative works, NAC may require a high quality copy of the selected work from the participants. NAC will not be responsible for any fees or charges incurred in producing a high quality copy of the selected work. Such fees or charges shall be borne by the participant.
11. NAC will not be responsible for any loss or expense or damage to any person or belongings caused as a result of or in connection with any participation in Noise Singapore.
12. Intellectual property of the works submitted belongs to the artist (being the person who created such works). The artist grants to NAC and its affiliates and partners a non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide licence in perpetuity to utilise each work submitted, whether in whole or in part, including for any promotional/archival purposes. Where appropriate, artists will be duly acknowledged.
13. Submission details remain the property of NAC.
14. All employees of NAC and its agencies are not eligible to participate in these categories.
15. NAC reserves the right to change, amend or withdraw these Terms or any part thereof without prior notice. Your continued participation in this category following any amendment to these Terms will signify your acceptance to such revised Terms. If you do not agree to these Terms or any amendments thereto, please do not participate or continue to participate in this category.
16. In the event of any disputes, the decision of NAC shall be final and binding. The failure of NAC to enforce at any time any of these Terms shall in no way be interpreted as a waiver of such Term or waiver of any subsequent or other breach, nor shall any delay on the part of NAC in exercising any right or remedy under these Terms prevent or hinder the exercise of that right or remedy.
17. These Terms shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Singapore for every purpose.

Terms & Conditions for Singapore 2010-themed category "Celebration" ("Terms")

1. Information on the "Celebration" themed category is set out in Competition & Submission details found here. The information provided forms part of the Terms of submission. By submitting a work under "Celebration" themed category, you indicate your acceptance of the Terms.
2. Submission is open to citizens and residents of Singapore, aged 35 years and below. If you are below the age of 18, please ensure that your parent or legal guardian has consented to your participation and acceptance of these Terms. By submitting a work under the “Celebration” themed Category, you confirm and represent that such consent of your parent or legal guardian has been obtained.
3. Submissions must be original creations of the participant. Any entry found to contain any elements of a commercial or non-commercial source that does not belong to the participant will be disqualified and the participant will immediately be barred from further taking part in the contest. [Submissions must not have been previously published in any medium.]
4. The National Arts Council of Singapore ("NAC") and its affiliates and partners shall not in any way be liable for the infringement of any intellectual property (including but not limited to copyright) or other rights of third parties or for the breach of any applicable laws caused by the participant’s creation or submission of the work. The participant shall indemnify NAC and keep NAC fully indemnified against any and all actions, claims, liability, damages, costs and expenses arising out of or in connection with the participant’s submission and participation in this competition, including but not limited to any breach of the rights of third parties or breach of any applicable laws caused by the creation or submission of the work.
5. The design submitted must not contain any credit mention or acknowledgement or references to any particular person or organisation or websites unless approved in writing by NAC. The design submitted must not contain images, graphics, visuals or lyrics depicting violence, sex, racism and other discriminatory themes deemed offensive or inappropriate in the sole and absolute discretion of NAC. NAC reserves the right to disqualify any submission that is in breach of this provision.
6. Submission for "Celebration" themed category commences on 14 August 2009 and ends on 1 November 2009. NAC accepts no responsibility for late, lost or misdirected entries.
7. The judges’ decision in the selection of winning entries is final and no correspondence will be entertained. The judges also reserve the right not to award the top prize or any prize if no suitable works are found.
8. The results will be announced by March 2010 and the winners will be notified by email or phone. The winners' names will also be published on the Noise Singapore website.
9. The winning works shall be the property of NAC and may be used in the promotion of Noise Singapore and Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. The winners will have to sign an artist release form with NAC in respect of their work.
10. Prizes are not exchangeable, transferable or redeemable for other goods or services and must be collected by 30 April 2010. If the prize is not collected by such date, it will be forfeited.
11. Selected works may be showcased by NAC and Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games. The participants hereby grant to NAC and its affiliates and partners a non-exclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free, worldwide licence in perpetuity to utilise each submission in whole or in part, including for any promotional/archival purposes.
12. For the purpose of showcasing the selected works, or using them in any promotional campaigns, including promotional campaigns in print, outdoor banners, etc, NAC may require a high quality copy of the selected work from the artists. NAC will not be responsible for any fees or charges incurred in producing a high quality copy of the selected work for such purposes. Such fees or charges shall be borne by the participants.
13. NAC will not be responsible for any damage to person or belongings caused as a result of or in connection with any participation in Noise Singapore 2010.
14. Submission details remain the property of NAC.
15. NAC is not liable for any legal claims and does not make any warranty, representation or guarantee, express or implied, in fact or in law (including, but not limited to, their performance, quality and warranty) in relation to the receipt or use of any of the prizes given.
16. All employees of NAC and its agencies are not eligible to participate in this category.
17. NAC reserves the right to change, amend or withdraw these Terms or any part thereof without prior notice. Your continued participation in this category following any amendment to these Terms will signify your acceptance to such revised Terms. If you do not agree to these Terms or any amendments thereto, please do not participate or continue to participate in this category.
18. Should there be, in the sole and absolute opinion of NAC, any misconduct or breach of the Terms on the part of any participant, NAC reserves the right to disqualify the entries of such participants.
19. In the event of any disputes, the decision of NAC shall be final and binding. The failure of NAC to enforce at any time any of these Terms shall in no way be interpreted as a waiver of such Term or waiver of any subsequent or other breach, nor shall any delay on the part of NAC in exercising any right or remedy under these Terms prevent or hinder the exercise of that right or remedy.
20. These Terms shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Singapore for every purpose.

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