Speak Softly. Speak Low. present works by Liana Yang that examines the ephemeral rollercoasters of relationships. From her early work What My Pussy Loves to her ongoing The Innocence Project, Yang’s works illuminate the predicaments arising from love, desires and power.
The Columns Gallery is pleased to launch Lee Sea Hyun’s first solo show in Singapore with his breathtaking series of expansive, monochromatic landscape paintings that blend tradition and contemporaneity. Lee’s landscape paintings in the series titled ‘Between Red’ are epic depictions of mountainous terrains in Korea, created in a visual style reminiscent of traditional ink. […]
Stealing Public Space examines Southeast Asian contemporary art that co-opts different types of public space to engage and empower the public on collective, social issues. Since the 1970s, and more markedly after 1990, regional artists have occupied alternative spaces for their works to expand viewership beyond the white cube, or in reaction to institutions unreceptive to […]
Inspired by the architecture and history of The Chamber at The Arts House, acclaimed British-Nigerian contemporary artist Yinka Shonibare CBE, RA will create a new site-sculptural installation, titled <i>Justice for All<i>. This site-specific installation is presented by The Asian Art Institutum, together with The Arts House and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London. <i>Justice for All by […]
The Columns Gallery Singapore is pleased to present Becoming White by Eisa Jocson at the second S.E.A. Focus in Singapore. In Becoming White, Jocson looks at the performance of happiness as labour by constructing the figure of the Disney Princess Snow White. The work involves elements of performance, archival materials, video and sound installation. […]
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has just concluded its latest expansion - the institution’s ninth major construction project in less than 90 years - and is poised to engage with the challenges of the 21st century. But what does it mean to be modern today? How does a museum of the 20th century transform […]
Undescribed is an annual platform for emerging artists to present new ways of approaching photography and the moving image within the field of art today. The exhibition presents works that challenge and rethink current image-making practices. Undescribed aptly labels the “unknown” stage of these emerging creators, a period of potential and experimentation, both for their individual […]
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 […]
