Name: Queer Exquisite Corpse Drawing Game
Start: 2026-06-14T19:00:00+08:00
End: 2026-06-14T20:30:00+08:00
Location: 243 Alexandra Rd

Join us for a night of artistic fun and surprise by drawing collaboratively and watch something unexpected come to life!
About this Event

Held in Fragments: A Queer Exquisite Corpse Drawing Game

What happens when you create something… without seeing the whole picture?

Based on the surrealist game of exquisite corpse, you’ll draw just one part —head, body, or legs on a sheet of paper—then fold and pass it along. No overthinking, just responding and building on each other’s marks. By the end, we unfold the drawings and discover the strange, funny, beautiful beings we’ve created together.

Held in conjunction with Pink Fest 2026, this event is open to participants aged 18 years and above and no drawing experience is required. Portion of proceeds benefit non-profit LGBTQ+ community centre Proud Spaces and the rest goes towards preparation and art materials. Expect a night of creative fun as we explore identity and unexpected connection together!

Who is this event for?

enjoy collaborative or community-based art
want to meet others through making rather than conversation alone
are interested in queer identity, fluidity, and self-expression

What can you expect at this event?

a relaxed and welcoming LGBTQ+ friendly space
collaborative drawing and creative prompts
reflections and storytelling if you feel called to share
a low-pressure environment with no art experience required

Join us and leave with something none of us could have made alone this pride month. Please help us by signing up early!

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About the Facilitator and Artist

Beeli (aka. Bittergod Art) is a Singapore artist and her art journey started in 2018 as a form of healing through art making. Beeli has exhibited her works in the Pameran Poskad group art exhibition and "There's Room For You Here" mental health art exhibition at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre. She has conducted mindful art workshop for NParks Arts@JLG and holds a Master degree in Creative Media from RMIT University Australia. Through her art practice, Beeli hopes to inspire individuals to tap into their creativity as a means of coping with life daily stresses.