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Yinka Shonibare: Of Histories and Counter-Histories

PaulineJanuary 16, 2020

A building steeped in Singapore's history, an iconic London sculpture, Dutch wax-printed fabric (popularly known as African batik) and a traditional Javanese ba...

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To a Light That Never Goes Out

AmandaDecember 1, 2019

“In-betweenness is a fundamental question of our times.” The essence of this statement by scholar Homi Bhabha seems to pervade Fracture/Fiction at ILHAM Galler...

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Seeing Through Strokes

Marcus CheongOctober 31, 2019

If you’ve visited well-known art institutions and museums, you’ve probably heard of the big names in contemporary art from the Western hemisphere, such as Mark ...

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A Refusal of Raffles

MichelleOctober 18, 2019

The artworks featured in this article have been kindly donated by the artist in support of AWARE. Raffuse Bin/Catchall Trays and Raffus...

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Skl0 and Behold

MichelleOctober 15, 2019

The artwork featured in this article, Everything in Its Right Place, has been kindly donated by the artist in support of AWARE. Everything...

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The Divine Feminine

Jenson TanSeptember 25, 2019

Culture, ethnicity, spirituality and ecology are contemporary artist Vimal Kumar’s primary themes of exploration. He is a recent graduate of the Nanyang Technol...

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Head in the Clouds

Nicole SorianoJune 8, 2019

Sitting on a bench inside the cold halls of the Ateneo Art Gallery, the first modern art museum of the Philippines, I am pulled in by an abstract painting fille...

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Once Upon A Time

PaulineApril 6, 2019

"Once upon a time ..." - this familiar phrase brings back delightful childhood memories of bedtime stories, myths, fables and legends, tales of brave heroes, fa...

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Where the Wild Things Are

UshaFebruary 19, 2019

Singapore-based artist Nandita Mukand’s solo show Mind(less) Wilderness offers a masterclass in understanding the dividing lines between sculpture and paintings...

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Fire and Fury

UshaNovember 9, 2018

After Fire (1966) by Lim Yew Kuan is but one of a collection of extraordinarily detailed woodcut prints in the National Gallery Singapore’s permanent collection...

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On Criticism, Conflict and Art World Friendships

“How To Look at an Art Exhibition”

The Warp in the Weave

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Yinka Shonibare: Of Histories and Counter-Histories

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8 Questions With Glenn D. Lowry

Artists & Their Studios: Alpana Vij

Nikki Luna’s Contagious Courage

Lifestyle

Sufian Just Does It

A Three Way with Snails

An Uncommon Touch

Exhibitions

Material Agendas and the Art of Collecting

Hanging out with Chen Wen Hsi’s Playful Gibbons

Lost in Translation: Xu Bing and the Politics of Language

Yinka Shonibare: Of Histories and Counter-Histories

To a Light That Never Goes Out

Seeing Through Strokes

A Refusal of Raffles

Skl0 and Behold

The Divine Feminine

Head in the Clouds

Once Upon A Time

Where the Wild Things Are

Fire and Fury