The first edition of “ART-ACT Festival”, is premiering as a part of Singapore Art Week, featuring audiovisual art pieces from international and emerging artists reflecting on some of the most relevant and pressing topics experienced today globally such as the climate crisis, human rights, freedom of expression, among others. The festival features 7 curated art […]
Displayed for the first time in Asia in the exhibition Living Pictures: Photography in Southeast Asia, Vietnamese American artist Dinh Q. Lê’s installation Crossing the Farther Shore (2014) is a rare record of the everyday lives of Southern Vietnamese people in the pre-Vietnam war period, reflected through abandoned images collected by the artist himself. In […]
Displayed for the first time in Asia in the exhibition Living Pictures: Photography in Southeast Asia, Vietnamese American artist Dinh Q. Lê’s installation Crossing the Farther Shore (2014) is a rare record of the everyday lives of Southern Vietnamese people in the pre-Vietnam war period, reflected through abandoned images collected by the artist himself. In […]
Wabi reaches its peak of austerity in emptiness, while Post–Wabi entails magnificence and opulence. Challenging the idea of simplicity, two Japanese artists, Yukiharu Furuno and Takanao Todo, play with technology, as well as vibrant and contrasting colours, to introduce the use of new colours and open up a new horizon for Japanese aesthetic. Furuno’s work […]
Patrick Rubinstein is all about love, as seen through his oeuvre of works dedicated to the most powerful human emotion of all. This February, he will host his first solo exhibition ‘Love in Motion’ at Ode To Art, located in Raffles City Shopping Centre. The exhibition seeks to highlight Rubinstein’s main theme – love – with his […]
Join us for a series of monthly wellness events that will help improve your quality of life. Keep a look out for sound bath sessions and cultural performances, as well as discounted admission to Body & Spirit: The Human Body in Thought and Practice. This programme is developed in conjunction with Body & Spirit: The […]
Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA) is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of Singaporean artist Johann Fauzi (b. 1962). The exhibition is curated by Louis Ho, titled #09-1464. It is scheduled to run from 11 February – 04 March 2023 at Richard Koh Fine Art Singapore, Blk 47 Malan Road, #01-26 Gillman Barracks, Singapore 109444. […]
"sifrmu: when i talk to you, there’s always someone else listening," is a performance involving bani’s encryption programme, sifrmu, which encrypts plaintext into ciphertext + sound. sifrmu is a portmanteau of 2 words. the word “sifr” is Arabic for = zero, of which in Malay is called sifar. Etymologically it is also the root word […]
Drop by our Gallery to try your hand at the Japanese paper cutting art of Kirigami! Design, fold and construct geometric patterns using only paper and scissors, and turn them into intricate pop-up cards.
Re_ by STPI is a series of multi-platform viewing rooms. It brings together a selection of works from STPI’s inventory, placing them in new constellations for us to relook at them in fresh contexts. With a different focus for each iteration, the presentations will be refreshed regularly throughout the year. In the spirit of re-presenting […]
Curious to try woodblock printing? Join this introductory workshop to experiment with woodblock carving, printing and layering using simple geometric shapes, inspired by Genevieve Chua’s Breeze Blocks Tickets are $50 each. They can be purchased on the STPI Corner Shop website via the the following link: https://stpithecorner.shop/collections/workshops/products/geoblocks-introduction-to-woodblock-printing
Experiment with screenprinting and create a variety of painterly monotypes made of symbols and special characters, inspired by Genevieve Chua’s Typestracts. Experience the process of designing and creating your own screens using an exposure unit, and explore a unique approach to screenprinting. Tickets are $50 each. They can be purchased on the STPI Corner Shop […]
