As advanced technologies lead to decentralisation and shifts in how the public participates and accesses art, what is the role of the art museum and how might it look at collecting, curating and exhibiting art during present times? Wikicliki: Collecting Habits on an Earth Filled with Smartphones was a presentation by Singapore Art Museum of recent acquisitions by Heman Chong and Charles Lim Yi Yong, alongside works by Debbie Ding, Chua Chye Teck, Amanda Heng and bani haykal. The exhibition sought to construct an ecology for exploring how artists are radically reworking formats and how contemporary art institutions can act in relation to these burgeoning concerns. The exhibition was titled after the constantly evolving work, http://dbbd.sg/wiki, by artist Debbie Ding. Maintained since 2008, Ding’s work traces emerging issues around society’s use of the internet, technology, design, architecture, linguistics and varied cultural topics.

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