“Everyone is looking for happiness. After ten years’ experience as a full-time artist, this group of paintings is a visual representation of my deep joy. This state of bliss I experience runs from play through to freedom and knowledge. My storytelling leads the viewers into my personal world of satisfaction and pleasure.” - Jayson Cortez […]
Sign up at: shorturl.at/EOSVZ ThisConnect: Threading Worlds is a multidisciplinary art exhibition that is held in conjunction with Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, from 10 to 27 September 2020. The exhibition features works by the social artist duo Hunny & Lummy led by artists Hun Ming Kwang and Quinn Lum. The 2 bodies of […]
In 2019, the academy-wide project left Angkor Wat in Cambodia behind to embark on Ayutthaya as the next Southeast Asian crucible for research, inspiration and making. The project proposed to a particular site and aspects of its legacy as a creative stimulus, fuelling new dimensions in thinking, imagining, design, making and outcomes. This 2020 capsule […]
La Lanta Fine Art is pleased to announce a new solo exhibition by renowned contemporary Thai artist, Jirapat Tatsanasomboon, whose work pivots on a discourse of traditional versus modern cultures. In the exhibition “Compassion in Adversity,” Jirapat continues to address the contradictions in cultural beliefs and traditions of the East and West. He calls attention […]
Hatch Art Project is pleased to announce the move from its location at Asia Square Tower to 7 Yong Siak Street, in the heart of thriving Tiong Bahru. Touching down in one of Singapore’s most unique residential neighborhoods in September 2020. Specializing in emerging artists, our previous exhibitions included some of the regions rising stars, and […]
Discover the allure of blue-and-white ceramics in world trade! Listen to stories of iconic characters found in our collection, and create a coaster inspired by one of the designs on display. Then check out our new virtual Ceramics Gallery online.
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 […]
