Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Sixty Summers Here, celebrating a generation of ten young Singaporean artists in their 20s and 30s, whose practices embody the vitality and resilience of contemporary art-making. Marking Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the exhibition brings together works across painting, drawing, sculpture, and installation, with a focus on process and […]
Group Exhibition by Samantha Lee, Stephanie Lee and Sudhee Liao 26 Jul–3 Aug 2025, 11am–7pm Opening Friday, July 25, 6:00pm – 9:30pm Open daily 26 July 2025 – 03 August 2025, 11:00am – 7:00pm What do the daughters of immigrants inherit? Language, trauma, resilience, cultural values – all of these form an invisible intergenerational inheritance. […]
Haridas Contemporary is excited to announce its reopening exhibition, Small Things Brought Together, as part of Singapore Gallery Month 2025. An opening reception will be held at its new space at Tanjong Pagar Distripark on 2 Aug 2025, 5 – 8 pm. The exhibition features nine emerging and mid-career artists: Esmond Loh (b. 1995), Gerald […]
"Singapore-ness" as an art-object is a complex, evolving construct shaped by the nation's unique intersection of multiculturalism, pragmatism, and a deeply rooted desire for social cohesion. It reflects a nation still negotiating its identity, balancing between modern global influences and traditional Asian values. Unlike the West's historical arc through movements and "isms," Singapore's artistic sensibility […]
"Singapore-ness" as an art-object is a fluid concept shaped by the nation's blend of multiculturalism, pragmatism, and a drive for social cohesion. Unlike Western art traditions rooted in ideological movements, Singapore’s aesthetic leans toward heritage, symbolism, and harmonious functionality. Art that resonates with the public often features familiar local imagery HDB flats, kopitiams, multicultural symbols, […]