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 […]
Up and coming Singaporean artist Faris Heizer showcases his first solo exhibition ‘Passengers’ at SPRMRKT at Cluny Court from 29 June to 11 October 2020. His paintings are process driven, with an expressive and dispersed approach that produces curious narratives organically. Their beauty and rawness can be appreciated by anyone, from arts enthusiasts to novices, […]
Fragile The beauty I see in flowers, may be because of its fragility. When I trim and thread a garland, I do it delicately, being careful not to bruise the petals, not to bend or break the stems. While handling these flower petals, I come to realise its fragile beauty, my touch becomes gentler. More […]
How to Desire Differently is a group exhibition that imagines complex representations of bodies of difference. In looking at “choreographies” of race, gender, and sexuality, artists Zulkhairi Zulkiflee and Farizi Noorfauzi reframe prevailing issues of identity as informed by their practices through artworks ranging from photography to paintings. Here, the group exhibition considers facets of diverse […]
Hatch Art Project is pleased to announce our new initiative: Online Showcases. The gallery is embarking on a year long ongoing series of online showcases that will feature young and emerging talents from the region. The initiative furthers the gallery’s commitment to creating a platform for young artists to showcase their works, share their creativity and […]
“The Quarantined Canvas” encompasses five artworks created during the COVID 19 lockdown by three artists connected through Singapore but respectively living in Ireland, Yangon and Singapore. Nicola Anthony was based in Singapore for seven years before moving to Dublin, Bart Was Not Here completed a Bachelor in Fine Arts at Lasalle School of the Arts, […]
On view through 30 August, Reacquainted features a selection of works by John Clang, Jimmy Ong, Wyn-Lyn Tan, Sebastian Mary Tay, Ian Woo and Syagini Ratna Wulan.
17 July 2020 (Fri) – 2 August 2020 (Sun) The Ngee Ann Kongsi Galleries 1 & 2 NAFA Campus 1 (80 Bencoolen St, Singapore 189655) Free admission, 11am – 7pm, closed on Mondays and Public Holidays Enquiries: wjshen@nafa.edu.sg / +65 6512 4118 Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) is proud to present the Best of […]
Essentialist Images is an exhibition of contemporary Burmese art, and its oscillation between the static past and the persistently intrusive present. The exhibition includes works by 9 Burmese artists; Aye Ko, Aung Ko, Htein Lin, Richie Htet, Maung Day, Nge Lay, Soe Yu Nwe, Tun Win Aung & Wah Nu. While the ubiquitous panoply of […]
Singapore comes together in August to celebrate its independence. This National Day, The Arts House explores the lesser-known narratives that have shaped the country with LumiNation, the annual season celebrating the hidden histories and untold stories of Singapore’s communities. Returning for its third edition in 2020, this year’s festival will be held from 1 to […]
It has been over five months since all of us and Gallery Seescape have kept ourselves distancing from socials due to COVID-19, but now we would like to announce the upcoming exhibition "Luckthropocene”. The content refers to the reality and events occurring in Thai society through various materials such as ancient Chinese scrolls, sacks from […]
A+ Works of Art is pleased to launch our inaugural Online Festival of Video Art, featuring curators Au Sow Yee, Marc Gloede, Ray Langenbach and Trương Quế Chi, and artists Chong Kim Chiew, Chumpon Apisuk, Đỗ Văn Hoàng, Ho Rui An, Kray Chen, Lucy Davis, Orawan Arunrak, Noor Abed, Pekka Niskanen, Phạm Ngọc Lân, Thảo […]
“Tomorrow is tomorrow, future cares have future cures, and we must mind today.” - Sophocles The ever evolving COVID-19 pandemic has seen drastic changes in our lives: from our mode of work, our interactions with other people, to the conflict and tension between the different aspects of our identity playing out in a confined space. […]
CATALOGUE RAISONNE ON U AUNG KHIN, Myanmar Based on an iconography never shown before in an English publication, this Catalogue Raisonné traces the artistic itinerary of U Aung Khin considered one of the greatest Burmese artists. It also seeks to show the link with the contemporary art scene in Myanmar today and the influence that […]
Langgeng Art Foundation & Artemis KL presents Laksamana Ryo Solo Exhibition "Ocean Eyes". Exhibition Taking Place: August 8 - September 30, 2020 Opening online via Live Instagram @langgengartfoundation 8 August 2020 4 PM Indonesia time Guest speaker: Kai Guenzel (Berlin) UC Loh (Kuala Lumpur) Laksamana Ryo, well-known as a pop surrealist young artist from Indonesia who […]
Salon is back in 2020, this is the second time we have the spirit of Salon de France as an annual event to celebrate aesthetic presentations as well as an exchange of news during this pandemic. Aside from being a greeting, Halo comes from Greek which is also known as Nimbus. Halo is a crown […]
Singapore Art Museum celebrates this National Day season with a special line-up of arts-related programmes. From the comfort of your own home, take your pick from a variety of programmes ranging from film screenings to hands-on art activities that will unleash your imagination. Kicking off this suite of programmes is Stay Home Shorts: National Day Edition […]
A+ Works of Art is pleased to present Ready but Postponed or Cancelled, a group exhibition featuring works by Chong Kim Chiew, Hà Ninh Pham, Noor Mahnun Mohamed, Leslie de Chavez, Pangrok Sulap and Yim Yen Sum. Ready but Postponed or Cancelled intends to provide these artists that have been left in uncertain circumstances, a […]
Multimedia artist project duo Paradise Now, consisting of local artists Bryan Tan and Jay Ho, presents ‘archetype’ at SPRMRKT at Dempsey Hill, illustrating their take on the formation of personalities, its influence over an individual and subsequently, the collective existence. The exhibition delves into a subject matter universal to all - how one’s personality or […]
Share with us on canvas how your eyes have been opened by the strength of solidarity in these times of adversity. The 2020 UOB Southeast Asian Painting of the Year award winner will receive US$35,000 and a chance for a residency programme at the renowned Fukuoka Asian Art Museum. The competition is for all established […]
Earth’s axis – the invisible line around which our globe rotates – is assumed to be something stable or fixed. In certain cultures or myths, this axis mundi connects the earth with the heavens or the spiritual realm, through sacred forms such as the tree or mountain. Turning the Axis of the World is an exhibition […]
Gajah Gallery proudly presents The New Now IV: TENSION/CREATION, the latest edition of our annual New Now series, featuring fresh, innovative works by promising upcoming artists from Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore. The New Now IV: Tension/Creation explores how each handpicked artist grapples with forms of tension and tribulations in their burgeoning artistic practice. Marked […]
Virtual Exhibition: https://odetoart.com/vr.php. Please note that the exhibition will be live on 17 August. Amid the uncertainties Covid-19 has brought us, 65-year old Singaporean artist, Hong Zhu An, will be holding his very first virtual solo exhibition with Ode To Art gallery showcasing his decades of journey in pursuing art, delving deeper into his introspective […]
As part of an ongoing series on featuring the arts of Southeast Asia and the Asian region for the academy, Exploring Southeast Asia highlights works that offer a rich visual research relating to cultural identity. Seen through the eyes of both contemporary younger artists and the more established generation, exploring Southeast Asia through these works remains a […]
an edifice w/o is an exhibition spotlighting two young artists — Dylan Chan and Rifqi Amirul Rosli, featuring all-new works in the mediums of photography, print and sculpture. The exhibition title is taken from the preface of House of Incest by Anais Nin, which reads: All that I know is contained in this book written without witness, an edifice without […]
Ota Fine Arts Singapore is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Chris Huen: Flowers Wilting in a New Day. This marks Huen’s first solo presentation in Singapore and South East Asia. Featured here are seven of his latest paintings bearing his signature airy brush strokes. Huen’s lines travel freely on the surface of the […]
Mizuma Gallery is pleased to announce Gentle Daylight, a solo exhibition of Singaporean artist Ashley Yeo. Working with colours in her new sculptures, Ashley Yeo continues to develop the paper cuts in pursuit of elegance through materials and techniques. With subtle colours and new textures, she displays energy latent in structures to create forms without […]
Sullivan+Strumpf Singapore presents Violent Attachments, a group exhibition curated by Singapore curator Tan Siuli, featuring works by FX Harsono, Lindy Lee, Eko Nugroho, Jakkai Siributr, and Adeela Suleman. Violent Attachments explores the deeply embedded nature of violence, and mankind’s conscious as well as subconscious attachment to violence in its myriad forms. The term has currency […]
Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA-SG) is proud to present two groups of young Singaporean artists – three from the 1980s and three from the 1990s. A Decade Apart / Together is scheduled to run from 28 August – 19 September 2020 at Richard Koh Fine Art (Singapore). The show aims to pose the following debate […]
