On the last weekend of 2024, join CITRUS practices in a communal pasar-ing, fish gutting, rempah frying, veg chopping, leaf wrapping, steaming and dining experience. Facilitated by the artist ila, as a community of arts workers and practitioners, we will prepare and cook a meal based on her late grandmother’s ikan pais recipe.
Held during Singapore Art Week at The Factory, New Bahru, this third exhibition explores space—from the vastness of the universe to the intimacy of human connection—within an 8,000 sq. ft. industrial warehouse. Curated by Edward Mitterrand, the exhibition presents works by artists who recontextualise elements of nature, humanity, and architecture. Highlights include Ugo Rondinone’s celestial […]
Dancing Universe is a solo exhibition by Bagus ‘Gonk’ Prabowo, inviting you into a world of cosmic chaos and whimsical imagination. Prabowo captures the rhythmic pulse of the universe—from meteor showers to the graceful sway of seaweed—in a series of vibrant paintings and batik works. Each brushstroke and wax line converses and influences each other, […]
Drawing on this Singaporean extensive archive, Singkarpor REMIXED is an immersive art installation. It employs the spirited scenes AikBeng Chia has captured to develop large-scale photographic collages. Blended with the artist’s own humorous style, the new works embody a country bustling with life and activity in each individual piece. From popular tourist precincts such as […]
Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Tea Time by French artist Gaël Davrinche (b. 1971). In this new series of paintings, Davrinche invites viewers to pause, linger, and engage his works with fresh eyes, journeying beyond the surface of the visible. For Davrinche, the true essence of his art lies not in the immediate apparent but in the […]
Preview Exhibition, 14 to 17 January 2025, 11am-6pm SGT, 18 January 2025, 11am-2.30pm SGT Auction, 18 January 2025, 5.30pm SGT 5 Jiak Kim Street, Singapore 169425 Free Admission www.sothebys.com/en/ This January, Sotheby’s returns with its first 2025 edition of Modern & Contemporary Art Auction, featuring an exclusive selection of works that reflect the cosmopolitan nature […]
Returning for its third edition, ART SG 2025, presented by UBS as Founding and Lead Partner, takes centre stage as Southeast Asia’s leading international art fair, elevating Singapore as a vibrant global hub for contemporary art. Coinciding with Singapore Art Week, this year’s fair features a stellar roster of 106 exhibitors from 30 countries and […]
Presented by Arts House Limited (AHL), VERSE kicks off with a vibrant line-up of multisensorial experiences celebrating the diversity of Singapore literature, held in conjunction with Light to Night Singapore from 17 January to 2 February at The Arts House at the Old Parliament (TAH). Responding to Light to Night Singapore’s theme Do You See […]
Art Outreach Basecamp is a public symposium designed to complement the Art Outreach Summit 2025 by fostering meaningful dialogue and collaboration within the arts community. Held during Singapore Art Week (SAW), Basecamp provides a platform for artists, patrons, and cultural stakeholders to engage in conversations that strengthen connections and explore the critical role of art […]
Visit SAM during SAW 2025, with free admission for all. Across two vibrant weekends, experience Sonic Sessions, live music performances after dark and a bustling art market at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. Alongside these events, discover Seeing Forest by Robert Zhao Renhui, fresh from the Singapore Pavilion at Biennale Arte 2024, exploring the connections between urban […]
Light to Night Singapore, the marquee event of Singapore Art Week, returns to the Civic District from 17 January to 6 February 2025. Themed, “Do You See Me?”, festival-goers can look forward to over 70 artworks and programmes, including large-scale projection mappings on the facades of iconic cultural institutions, luminous art installations and engaging public […]
National Identity 4.0 – David Chan David Chan’s project National Identity 4.0 examines the shifting perspectives on nationhood among Singapore’s younger generations. His interest in national identity traces back several years, reflecting on changing attitudes towards Singapore's history. Journalist Kwa Chong Guan's article in The Straits Times in 2015 highlighted the limited awareness of pivotal […]
