Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA) is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Melissa Tan (b.1989) in Singapore. Titled, False Doors, Glass Skies, it is slated to run from 5 – […]
Surfaces of Time juxtaposes the celebrated ink paintings of shophouses by Chua Ek Kay (1947-2008) with a breakthrough body of impressionistic wall photographs by Lee Lim (1931-1989). Although they worked […]
Thursday 11 November 7pm Singapore (11am London) Online (Zoom), ACM Website Free The following webinar is part of the Decolonising Curating and the Museum in Southeast Asia lecture series, […]
Join a Guided Tour to explore the exhibition, as well as an exclusive look into STPI’s Creative Workshop. Guided Tours of the gallery and creative workshop is conducted by volunteer […]
Join us for a discussion between artist Genevieve Chua, and artist, writer and curator Jason Wee on the occasion of STPI’s group exhibition The Lines Fall Where They May curated […]
This special showcase features 21 new works completed by Wong Keen in his Singapore studio mostly between 2020-2021, providing audience a quick survey of the artist’s current practice as he […]
Thursday, 18 November 2021 7pm Free ACM Website The Ambassador is Spoiling Us: Gifts and Material Diplomacy at the Courts of Siam and France at the End of the […]
Singapore Clay Festival ‘21 debuts as a first multi-event community celebration for all clay creatives at Enabling Village, Singapore’s inclusivity hotspot in Redhill. The Festival is an exciting, family-friendly mix […]
Learn the fundamentals of cyanotype and take home your own rich cobalt prints of found organic materials. Date and time: Friday, 19 November 2021 | 11.00 AM – 12.30PM Friday, […]
Still not ready to travel? Fret not! This year-end, the National Museum of Singapore is offering a slew of engaging and fun-filled activities for the young and the young at […]
Join us for a discussion between artist Amanda Heng, and artist, writer and curator Jason Wee on the occasion of STPI’s group exhibition The Lines Fall Where They May curated […]
The falling leaves, where do they go? Here, of course, recycled into unconventional hand-bound paintbrushes. Dip your painbrush into a fresh vat of ink and create swirling trails and rhythmical […]
