Date: Saturday, 14 May | 3.00PM Time: 3:00PM - 4:30PM Duration: 1.5 hours Physical capacity: 50 pax Join Alfian Sa'at, Kevin Martens Wong and Jacqui Hocking as they explore […]
Join artist Han Sai Por in conversation with Kwok Kian Chow, where they speak about the artist's practice and her time at STPI, creating works featured in our upcoming exhibition […]
The NAPE is one of Singapore’s annual biggest photography exhibitions, organised by the Ngee Ann Cultural Centre (NACC), a subsidiary of The Ngee Ann Kongsi. Established in 2005, the NAPE […]
Batik Kita: Dressing in Port Cities is the latest special exhibition by Singapore’s Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM), and celebrates the Southeast Asian heritage. It features over 100 masterpieces from overseas and local lenders, as well as […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present For The Time Being featuring works by artist Vanessa Liem (b. 2002, Singapore). This marks Liem’s second solo show exhibiting a fresh body of […]
25 June 2022, Saturday 10.00AM – 6.00PM Free, drop-in eventCome on down with your family and friends to our launch party where Print City and its neighbourhoods will come to life. […]
How hard can producing a film get? How important is networking in the short film industry? If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions and more, our upcoming Short Film Forum […]
Wild Fragments is a solo exhibition by Valerie Ng, where her observations of fragments of nature connect with experiments in eco-friendly art making. Created during the global pandemic in the […]
Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA) is pleased to announce Singaporean artist, Hu Qiren’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Titled Strange Times, this exhibition is scheduled to run from 2 […]
You “bak jiu tah stamp”?! The phrase above would sound familiar if you live in Singapore. In our multi-cultural community, our everyday language is made of terms from different ethnicities […]
You “bak jiu tah stamp”?! The phrase above would sound familiar if you live in Singapore. In our multi-cultural community, our everyday language is made of terms from different ethnicities […]
You “bak jiu tah stamp”?! The phrase above would sound familiar if you live in Singapore. In our multi-cultural community, our everyday language is made of terms from different ethnicities […]
