Seeing the Forest For the Trees features Singaporean artists Ang Song Nian (b. 1983), Woong Soak Teng (b. 1994) and Fitri Ya’akob (b. 1996), whose photographic works challenge our first impressions and encourage us to look closely.' Throughout the exhibition, nature is presented in various contexts of control and disregard. Although the human figure is […]
Ota Fine Arts Singapore is delighted to present “Dialogue”, a duo exhibition by Rina Banerjee and Zai Kuning. This exhibition features recent works on paper by the two artists, which are characterized by their usage of bold colors and multi-layered compositions. While Banerjee‘s works depict mythical-looking figures painted in acrylic and incorporating collage elements, the […]
Enjoy an intimate session with artist, Adeline Kueh in the making your own paper beads with hidden wishes in them. Using different kinds of paper including recycled magazines for wearable and functional designs, you will be exposed to the rituals and tradition relating to magic of the region. Duration: 2 hours Price: $50 Physical capacity: […]
Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA) is pleased to announce Malaysian artist Minstrel Kuik’s (b.1976) upcoming solo exhibition with RKFA (KL). Titled Memory Games for A House in Motion, the exhibition is scheduled to run from 7th until 24th October 2021 at Richard Koh Fine Art Kuala Lumpur, 34-1, Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar Baru, 59100, Kuala Lumpur, […]
Experiment printmaking techniques on ceramics in this workshop led by Jason Lim. Be introduced to the stencil monoprint technique, and experience working cross-medium on ceramic surfaces. Duration: 2 hours Price: $150 Physical Capacity: 5 pax per session
Keen to instil education-based processes in your creative journey? In-Studio with: Art Wonderland is a residency programme developed by the Art Wonderland team with the aims of connecting the local art scene with younger audiences. Through this residency programme, we aim to be a platform that allows for creatives of diverse backgrounds to be exposed to the […]
Silverlens is pleased to present a new show by Eric Zamuco called Working on the Mountain taken from the title of a book on writing by N.V.M. Gonzales. In one of the essays, the creative process is compared to the carving of ancient temples found in Ajanta, India. To work on a mountain is to work in […]
Seriality tempts us to fixate on the most obvious deviations in Maria Taniguchi’s new work. In a suite of square patterned canvases a portion stripped of paint, a section wherein color does not take, or an outline obscured, may at turns mean disengaging from the illusion of symmetry or the body reaching its limit. In […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Behind The Eyes - a solo exhibition by Olympe Racana-Weiler (b. 1990, France) that also marks her first solo presentation in Asia. With an entirely new selection of works, Racana-Weiler explores the diverse temporalities of our existence where memories, lived experiences, and emotions collide. At the heart of her […]
Ancient Future Myths: Works by Chua Chon Hee and Ben Loong features 30 ceramic works and prints that highlight two artists’ distinctive reflections on some of the oldest systems of order that have informed our understanding of the world, and the powerful associations of meanings they carry. Across centuries and civilisations, mythologies and astronomy have […]
Explore the marvels of sound art in this class led by artist Zul Mahmod. Across three lessons, participants will discover the medium of sound art, be introduced to electronic circuits, practice basic soldering skills and use line drawings to produce sound pieces from electronic components. In the first session, you will be introduced to basic […]
Therese Regalado’s first solo exhibition, Material Research, looks into the coming together of materials, textures, and forms through persistent inquiry and curiosity. Her workflow is spurred by puzzle - solving, like piecing together a game without fixed mechanics which Regalado then opens up to allow for reorientation. These objects, she says, really are built through magic: for […]
