AC43 Gallery is pleased to present the debut feature of oil paintings by young Singapore artist, Dominic Thian. This presentation will showcase the artist's specialisation in still life, portrait and landscape paintings. Dominic's paintings are centrally motivated by the pursuit of a genuine artistic reaction to the beauty surrounding him and that which is also […]

OH! Presents its flagship artwalk, this time in the neighbourhood of Jalan Besar. Strangers belong here. In a city of sharp lines, yellow boxes and clear labels, Jalan Besar is complex, messy and raw. Here lies a place you can make your own, but only if you belong here and perhaps nowhere else; the transient […]

Merging the past and present, the exhibition pairs visual languages from two generations. It combines black and white works by modern photographer Lim Kwong Ling (b. 1932) with video art utilising machine-learning technology by DASSAD, an artist collective comprising Dave Lim (b. 1994), Adar Ng (b.1994) and Woong Soak Teng (b.1994). All the artists address […]

Plants are the archetype of what means to be a life form. They are physical manifestations that help us think and connect intellectually and emotionally with the mystery and means of Life itself. Beyond resiliency and adaptability, they can also heal and kill, and they never cease to exist as they transform into new possibilities […]

ACMtalks: Designing Singapore’s contemporary fashion identity with Nadya Wang and Priscilla Shunmugam Thursday, 16 September 2021  7pm Online   To register, click on the link: https://go.gov.sg/acmtalks7   In conjunction with the current showcase #SGFASHIONNOW at ACM, the speakers will discuss contemporary Singapore fashion from the perspectives of fashion history, craft, and practice. Historian Nadya Wang […]

The exhibition You Can Tell Me, at Cuturi Gallery, Singapore, features two painters, Marla Bendini (b. 1986, Singapore) and Victoria Cantons (b. 1969, UK), who both deliver on these cultural aspirations by presenting deeply personal and relevant artworks that move the needle forward regarding the conversation around gender. Although each artist is operating in their own unique cultural arena, they […]

Cornucopia, or the Horn of Plenty, is about continuous plenitude. One of the best-known stories about cornucopia involves the birth of the god Zeus who was nurtured by a goat goddess who unconditionally nursed him with her milk. One day, by accident, one of her horns broke. The sudden mishap gave rise to something transformative […]

A public letter writer was an occupation in a time where literacy rates were low. In Greece, reading or writing were roles taken on by the priest. In Singapore, customers included illiterate migrants. Sometimes, requests extended to couplets or wedding invitations. In Vietnam, the last public writer Mr. Duong Van Ngo, wrote in Vietnamese, French […]

In celebration of Cyanotype Day this September, we present to you DECK’s updated Cyanotype Kit 2.0.The new Cyanotype Kit 2.0 has been redesigned to improve the user experience. This new and improved kit includes new materials such as, acrylic, sponge brush, clips and transparency. The volume capacity has also been increased to 50ml, which means […]

MOON ON EARTH 《照无眠》is a short dance film inspired by the woodblock series One Hundred Aspects of the Moon (月百姿 1892) by the last of the Ukiyo-E master, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. This contemporary dance reverie also marks the muted mood of a pandemic affected Mid-Autumn Festival in 2021. The dance film features 9 dramatic female characters […]