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From Chiang Mai to Birmingham: How Mit Jai Inn’s solo show encouraged me to reconsider the value of art

February 17, 2022 ─ Stephanie Yeap

Portrait of M — 15/09/2021. Birmingham, UK. Ikon presents the first major solo exhibition in Europe by artist Mit Jai Inn (b.1960, Chiang Mai). A leading figure of contemporary art in Thailand, Mit is known for his colourful artworks that merge painting and sculpture. Dreamworld features recent and new works made for Ikon which embody his vision of art Òas a utopian dream within everyday lifeÓ and collective hopes for a brighter future. ÒWhen I paint, itÕs not only with my eyes, but with all of my senses: touch, smell, movement. The whole entity.Ó Mit Jai Inn Photo credit: Dave Warren/Picture Team PLEASE CREDIT PHOTOGRAPHER PICTURE BE USED ONLY WITH PERMISSION FROM THE IKON GALLERY BIRMINGHAM

Unleashing the Subconscious Dimension: Gerald Leow’s Perpetual Motion

January 29, 2022 ─ Naima Morelli

A process shot of Gerald in the studio. Image courtesy of Art Outreach.

Exploring Motion in Stillness: Nelson Lim’s First Solo Exhibition at SEED The Art Space

January 27, 2022 ─ Estee Ho

Epilogue by The Artists Village: Reflections of a Curatorial Intern

January 22, 2022 ─ Sheryl Gwee

Andy Yang with My Deepest Condolences Going Out To All Who Tried. The artist is wearing Jason Lee’s artwork for the show — a black T-shirt with The Artists Village’s logo on it. Image courtesy of Andy Yang.

Re-Imagining Memorabilia: Singapore’s Thow Kwang Clay Artists Fan the Flames of Wood-Fired Pottery

January 16, 2022 ─ Megan and Sam

Dive into an Exploration of ‘Painting Today’ at the 57th Annual Exhibition of the Modern Art Society Singapore

January 13, 2022 ─ Usha Chandradas

Present Imperfect: Looking into the Soul of the Chinese Ceramic Seal at Oh Chai Hoo’s Marks on Earth at iPRECIATION

December 21, 2021 ─ Michelle Lim

Inheritance: A Show to be Savoured Slowly

December 14, 2021 ─ Hui Hsien Ng

One of the images in Divya Cowasji's Remember Me

Televisionary: The Future is Now with Nam June Paik’s Electric, Eclectic Fever Dreams

December 11, 2021 ─ Sheryl Gwee

Hallucinatory Dystopias in Comma Space’s Latest Show: Body Experiment : Reflection of Technology

October 26, 2021 ─ Sheryl Gwee

Fantastic Beasts, Where to Find Them? Step into Ancient Future Myths at AC43 Gallery

October 19, 2021 ─ Usha Chandradas

“As We Were”: Reflections on Loss in Contemporary Southeast Asian Art

October 13, 2021 ─ Sheryl Gwee