A+ WORKS of ART is proud to present Look East Gone West, a solo exhibition by artist Ho Rui An. Ho’s first solo exhibition in Southeast Asia brings together works from a recent body of research that investigates the so-called East Asian miracle of the late twentieth century against contemporary shifts in global capitalism. The […]
Exhibition will be updated live on the 28 Sept @ https://www.odetoart.com/vr.php Amid the uncertainties Covid-19 has brought us, a senior Singaporean artist will be holding his very first virtual solo exhibitions with Ode To Art gallery. Centenarian Lim Tze Peng has been unceasing this past year, rigorously painting and revisiting scenes of pre-modernised Singapore. Lim […]
33 Auction is pleased to present an exciting array of works in our Modern & Contemporary Art Online Auction (OJ004), with bidding facilitated via our online platforms from 30 September to 12 October 2020 7:00 pm Jakarta Time (UTC+7). This timed-auction features both paintings and sculptures, with a selection of works by the most distinguished […]
Nude figures, as old as art itself, appear in the art of most cultures, but are particular present in the History of Western Art. This two-session series will trace the portrayal of the nude body during the course of History from Classical times through the Renaissance and the Neoclassical to Modern Era.
SILVER LININGS showcases 2 digital projects where music informs visual arts, and visual arts complements and completes the storytelling. In STRINGS OF DREAMS, SMU Guitarissimo will present 3 Niibori guitar pieces, visualised by award-winning digital artist Race Krehel. Each piece captures a different phase experienced by people around the world during COVID-19. In THE DREAM KEEPER, […]
SMUSAIC creates a virtual photo exhibition that pays tribute to SMU students over its 20-year history, who have played an important role in shaping the arts scene in SMU, which in turn helped shaped their current paths in the arts. These photos aim to capture the thoughts and feelings of each subject's journey as an artist, including how their arts paths had […]
Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA-SG) is proud to announce a curated exhibition by David Willis, with works by 7 Vietnamese artists; Bao Vuong (b.1978), Cam Xanh (b.1977), Cao Hoang Long (b.1990), Le Hoang Bich Phuong (b.1984), Nghia Dang (b.1994), Quynh Lam (b.1988) & Tuyen Nguyen (b.1990). Featuring 7 different artists currently or previously based in […]
Can the museum engage artists in a discussion about what it means to collect their works? Wikicliki explores this question through a survey of six artists whose modes of working provide unique but interrelated entry points into a range of issues confronting contemporary practitioners in Singapore today. The exhibition is titled after the constantly evolving work, http://dbbd.sg/wiki, […]
It has been approximately 6 years since Utarit embarked on this 5-part series, paying homage to the 5 different genres of Western painting. This exhibition marks the 4th of the series. It began with Samlee & Co. The Absolutely Fabulous Show in 2016 (the genre of Portraiture), followed by It Would Be Silly to Be […]
Ota Fine Arts Singapore is delighted to present “absent /home”, a solo exhibition by Japanese artist Hiraki Sawa. His works have been exhibited globally, including in Singapore, at the ADM Gallery in 2017 and the Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore in 2018. This will be the artist’s first solo presentation in Singapore, and will feature […]
In April 2020, ACM completed and launched its Level 3 permanent galleries, which display Fashion and Textiles, Jewellery, and Ceramics. These new galleries celebrate Asian craftsmanship and aesthetic excellence. The launch also marked the completion of a multi-year refresh of the museum’s curatorial mission and gallery spaces. Unfortunately, they were set to open to the […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Anomal - the second solo exhibition in Singapore, by French artist Quentin Garel (b. 1975). In Anomal, Garel invites us to celebrate idiosyncrasies through his momentous and intimate sculptures. The title of the exhibition gives reference to abnormality and originates from the Greek word “anômalos'', meaning unequal or irregular. […]
