The first in the trilogy of Western art history, this course offers an overview of Western art from the cave paintings at Lascaux to the works of the Post-Impressionists in the 19th century. It will cover all the major periods of Western art history, from the classical age to the medieval period, from the Renaissance […]
Cuturi Gallery presents its first group exhibition of the year: In Full Bloom. This is a varied and breathtaking selection of works by 13 contemporary artists from around the world honouring the figure of the flower in the history of art. Most of the artists are debuting with the gallery, and hence it will […]
This symposium builds on the Biennale’s title Every Step in the Right Direction to explore ways of confronting and re-working the world through contemporary art. Art has long provided a condition to investigate the circumstances of our times. However, its ability to bring people together has become more uncertain in the face of changing global politics, especially […]
XX is an exhibition under the curation of Stephen Menon for his Art Voice Collective. The exhibition features 16 artists. The artists are Syed Thajudeen, Amron Omar, Suzlee Ibrahim, Juhari Said, Sharmiza Abu Hassan, Stephen Menon, Soraya Yusof Talismail, Rizhar, Liu Cheng Hua, Marisa Ng, Kelvin Chap, Visithra Manikam, Vasanthi Naidu, Mary Ann, Jessica Coup, […]
Join Undescribed #5 mentor, Geraldine Kang and artists Chong Lii, Dave Lim, Elizabeth Gabrielle Lee, Pauline Schwenck & Jonathan Tan (Jonathan Tyl), Sean Cham and Sarah Isabelle Tan as they discuss the process of curating the show and their individual practices, as well as what it’s like to embark on a career as young artists. More […]
Arts@MacPherson is a series of art initiatives which aims to create delight in everyday experiences through pops of unexpected art around the neighbourhood. From August 2019 to March 2020, MacPherson residents will come together with artists to enliven their public spaces through the co-creation of four community arts projects. From the everyday to the extraordinary, […]
In conjunction with DECK’s Print Room showcase ‘Speak Softly. Speak Low.’ by Liana Yang, there will be a panel session discussing the state of modern romance. The dialogue will provide more insights into Liana’s works within the exhibition and her practice. What is the state of contemporary relationships as we progress deeper into the millennium […]
The Private Museum (TPM) Singapore is pleased to present Silhouettes: Collecting Singapore Modern – Selections from the Collection of Su-Yen Wong and Fermin Diez. As part of TPM’s 10th anniversary celebrations, the museum revisits its foundation of bridging the private and the public; this exhibition is the second in a series of five featuring an […]
Mizuma Gallery is pleased to announce The Seeds We Sow, a group exhibition featuring four Singaporean artists: Ang Song Nian, Marvin Tang, Robert Zhao Renhui, and Zen Teh. Amidst the rapidly growing urban landscape of Singapore, the ‘Garden City’, lies numerous carefully selected and planted natural greeneries–a demonstration of the human’s desire for control. Human intervention […]
Celebrate this Mother’s Day by hand painting charming coloring templates by renowned Spanish artist Eva Armisen, and gift it to the queen of your heart. Ode To Art gallery is collaborating with BMW, OLA Executive Condominium, and Eva Armisen who is recognised through her child-like but never childish works. The subjects of her works touch […]
Join us next Tuesday for Wu Qiong’s first virtual solo exhibition with Ode to Art via a Facebook live! The solo exhibition will offer viewers a rare glimpse into Wu Qiong’s creative space where the 39 year-old works on his creative pursuit of paintings and sculptures. The intimate session will allow viewers to get to […]
27 June to 24 July 2020 Free Online, ACM’s Website Travel across Asia, take an adventure to a whole new world through exciting audio storytelling, and create your own knick knack cup inspired by ACM's gold cup that travelled the seas from China to Southeast Asia. Saturdays@ACM is supported by UOL.
