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SUMMARY:TERRAINS: A solo exhibition by Yong Wee Loon
DESCRIPTION:TERRAINS: Artist Yong Wee Loon’s practice before\, during and after his 2026 Paris residency. Terrain as inspiration\, not backdrop. \n\n\n\n\nTERRAINS traces the practice of Singapore artist Yong Wee Loon before\, during and after his 2026 residency at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and the Cité Internationale des Arts\, Paris. \nPresented following his recognition as the Singapore and Southeast Asia UOB Painting of the Year 2024 winner\, the exhibition follows an artist who has remained true to the same curiosity while discovering new ways of expressing it. \nThe exhibition unfolds across three named grounds within the House of Tan Yeok Nee: Terra Firma\, the solid ground of ‘nostalgic’ streetscapes rendered with documentary care; Terra Incognita\, a reconstructed Parisian studio where a city of underpasses\, stairwells and passing figures comes into view; and Terra Nova\, new-found ground where that observation resolves into planes\, arcs and ellipses. Terrain\, here\, is not backdrop but material\, a surface absorbed\, slowly\, into a visual language still taking shape. \nGetting to House of Tan Yeok Nee: https://houseoftyn.sg/plan-your-visit/
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LOCATION:House of Tan Yeok Nee\, 101 Penang Rd\, Singapore 238466\, Singapore\, 238466\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:LOOKS Campaign Premiere - Online Talk on Art\, Appearance and the Smile
DESCRIPTION:The LOOKS campaign opens with a free online meeting on 1 December 2026\, 18:00-20:00 CET (2 December\, 01:00-03:00 in Singapore). It is held in English and open to anyone\, with no registration. \nLOOKS is a documentary project about appearance and aesthetics whose factual foundation is oral health. Visually\, it combines 3D and 2D animation with drawing\, painting and sculpture\, alongside interviews and live-action footage – an attempt to show how a face is built\, not only how it is judged. \nThe meeting introduces the project\, its educational mission and the free material it publishes. The campaign includes a feature documentary and an online series\, alongside an open educational section written for a general audience. \nThe project is created by Pawel Lipka\, who studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw and later worked on animation for The Garfield Show and visual effects for the feature film Suicide Room. \nhttps://looksphilosophy.com/education
URL:https://pluralartmag.com/event/looks-campaign-premiere-online-talk-on-art-appearance-and-the-smile/
LOCATION:Online event\, 1 Empress Pl\, Singapore\, Singapore\, Singapore 179555\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:International
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SUMMARY:Dongpo: Life in Poems
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE SHOW\nDirected by world-renowned artist Shen Wei\, Dongpo: Life in Poems is a breathtaking contemporary dance opera that transcends time to explore the soul of the legendary Song Dynasty poet\, Su Dongpo. Through a masterful fusion of contemporary dance\, Chinese opera\, Tai Chi\, and an evocative score co-composed by Chen Qigang\, this production transforms ancient poetry into a visceral\, immersive experience. \nRather than a linear biography\, the performance weaves together 13 selected poems to reveal the universal emotions of the human condition—contemplation\, melancholy\, resilience\, and unrestrained joy. By integrating visual elements of calligraphy\, painting\, and seal engraving\, Shen Wei creates a poetic atmosphere that invites the audience to synchronize their breath with the dancers on stage. \nThis production is a bridge between cultures and eras. It requires no prior knowledge of Chinese history or language; instead\, it speaks the universal language of the body and spirit. Whether you are a fan of contemporary dance or a seeker of profound artistic resonance\, Dongpo: Life in Poems invites you on a spiritual journey to discover the rugged yet broad-minded soul of a poet from a millennium ago\, whose wisdom remains as relevant today as it was in the Song Dynasty. \nExperience the harmony of ancient tradition and modern vision. Come and find your own reflection in the life of Dongpo. \nBiography of Artists / Performers\nShen Wei is an internationally renowned multidisciplinary artist whose career spans dance\, choreography\, painting\, and directing. Since founding “Shen Wei Dance Arts” in New York in 2000\, he has developed the “Natural Body Development” technique\, a methodology now taught at major universities and dance centers globally. His work has been presented in over 40 countries and 140 cities\, establishing him as a pioneering figure in contemporary performance. \nThroughout his career\, Shen Wei has been commissioned by more than 30 major international institutions to create modern dance\, ballet\, opera\, art films\, and installation performances. Notable commissions include works for the Edinburgh International Art Festival\, Lincoln Center Festival\, American Dance Festival\, Berlin Art Festival\, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Next Wave Festival. He has also collaborated with iconic venues such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art\, The Kennedy Center\, and the Roman Opera House. In 2008\, he served as a director for the “Scroll Painting” section of the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony. His recent immersive projects include “Integrate\,” commissioned by the China Shanghai International Art Festival\, and extensive solo painting exhibitions at the P.S.A. Contemporary Art Museum in Shanghai and other international galleries. \nShen Wei’s contributions have been recognized with numerous prestigious honors\, including the 2004 Nijinsky Award\, the 2007 MacArthur “Genius” Award\, the 2018 John Rockefeller III Achievement Award\, and the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award at the American Dance Festival. He lives and works between Paris\, New York\, and China\, continuing to push the boundaries of multidisciplinary artistic expression.
URL:https://pluralartmag.com/event/dongpo-life-in-poems/2026-12-04/2/
LOCATION:Esplanade Theatre\, 1 Esplanade Dr\, Singapore\, Singapore\, 038981\, Singapore
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