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Front cover of Post-Production Fever: a sepia photograph of a smoke-filled industrial harbour, overlaid with the artist's name HO RUI AN and the title in white.
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Artist's book

Post-Production Fever

ArtistHo Rui Anb.1990

AuthorZian Chen

AuthorClara Che Wei Peh

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Description

An artist's book published for Post-Production Fever, Ho Rui An's solo exhibition organised by A+ Works of Art at ArtSpace@Helutrans, Singapore, 13 July to 11 August 2024. It gathers the deindustrialised factory, the downstream operations of the oil industry, and the post-production of cinematic and machine-generated images into three groupings: FACTORY—CINEMA—CELL, OFFICE—COMPUTER—PIXEL, and STUDIO—CLOUD—NOISE. Alongside Zian Chen's “Staging the Factory, Framing History: Chinese Industrial Labour On and Off Screen,” the artist's “Between Two Trees: Botany, Petroleum and the Politics of Scenography in Singapore,” and “Notes on A History of Intelligence in Singapore” written with Clara Che Wei Peh, it carries image archives on Chinese factories, oil media and the global city, and a fold-out chronology. Edition of 500.

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Holding information

On shelfsrr-h-0017
Acquisition information
2026-09-11 · Gift of Zian Chen

Item images

Back cover of Post-Production Fever, with the barcode and ISBN printed over the same sepia image.
Back cover
Contents page of Post-Production Fever, listing PRE-POST-PRODUCTION, FACTORY—CINEMA—CELL, OFFICE—COMPUTER—PIXEL and STUDIO—CLOUD—NOISE with page numbers in two columns.
Table of contents
Colophon of Post-Production Fever, carrying the exhibition details, ISBN, edition of 500, Malaysian printing statement, and the address and profile of A+ Works of Art.
Colophon
Opening spread of Ho Rui An's essay “Between Two Trees: Botany, Petroleum and the Politics of Scenography in Singapore,” with 1960s black-and-white press photographs of a tree being felled and a tree being planted.
Spread
Fold-out chronology spread running from the 1890s to the 2000s, with short entries arranged above and below the year axis.
Spread
Spine of Post-Production Fever, held upright by one hand on a café table: the title runs vertically in white on a beige ground, with seated figures and café furniture behind it.
Spine
Record history
Record ID
srr-p-0017
Created
2026-09-11
Updated
2026-09-11

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Front cover of Post-Production Fever: a sepia photograph of a smoke-filled industrial harbour, overlaid with the artist's name HO RUI AN and the title in white.
Front cover