Cuturi Gallery is honoured to present a solo exhibition by Singaporean artist Kelly Limerick: Unbecoming. Self-taught crochet artist Kelly Limerick is known for her large-scale installations and collaborations with global brands the likes of Disney and Gucci. While she is no stranger to the contemporary art scene through her projects with Esplanade – Theatres on […]
Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Window Fainting, a debut solo exhibition in Asia by German artist Jochen Mühlenbrink (b.1980, Germany). Following a four-week residency in Singapore in the upper floors of the gallery, Mühlenbrink presents new paintings which further expand on his painting style of concealing and revealing subject matters which leave the audience in a constant state of […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present For The Time Being featuring works by artist Vanessa Liem (b. 2002, Singapore). This marks Liem’s second solo show exhibiting a fresh body of work reflecting herself in variations of alien-like mortal figures in desolate spaces. Drawing parallels from her personal life, this series of highly figurative works are […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Spray, Peace, Diversity by internationally renowned stencil artist Anagard (b. 1984, Indonesia). Residing in Yogyakarta, Indonesia as a professional street artist, Anagard brings bold and expressive works of street art into the walls of the gallery. Incorporating traditional patterns blended with his organic illustrative flair, he often champions his […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Where The Flowers Bloom, a debut solo show by young and emerging local artist Claudia Koh (b. 1999, Singapore). Through satirical and almost child-like imagery, Koh takes an exploratory approach to a range of subject matters of her interest. This show exhibits Koh’s distinctive style and individuality as an […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Summer Never Ends featuring new works by three French artists; Louis Granet, Idir Davaine and Julien des Monstiers. With all three artists having exhibited before at the gallery with solo presentations, this time they come together unified by the application of vibrant and fresh colours reminiscing the feeling of a European […]
Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present From These Ruins, We Rise and Fall, a solo exhibition by local artist, Marla Bendini (b. 1986, Singapore). This show features a new collection of mixed media artworks, inviting the viewers to the gathering of spirits to find one another, to create and rediscover meaning, to project resolution and embrace support. […]
Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Crossroads by Rebecca Brodskis (b. 1988, France). In this fresh selection of works, Brodskis highlights the diversity of cultures and ethnicities she was exposed to during her residence in Singapore. Being an artist with a fascination with the diversity of humanity, her motivation is enriched by the exposure to various races and […]
Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Shape of Land, a solo presentation by Khairulddin Wahab (b. 1990, Singapore) that traces the concept of disenchantment through visual representations of land in the archive and examines the historical foundations and systems of power embedded in these representations. Wahab approaches the archive through Max Weber’s concept of disenchantment as a […]
Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Silence Drowns the Scream, an exhibition of new works by Singapore-based artist Aisha Rosli (b. 1997, Singapore), her second with the gallery. Teasing elements of the autobiographical and the figmental, Rosli shifts between the positions of the tacit subject and observer, giving form to an intimate exploration into the […]
Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Familiar Smells by Yam Shalev (b. 1996, Tel Aviv) marking Shalev’s second solo show with the gallery. Primarily influenced by the culture and surroundings during his journey back home to Israel, Shalev shares personal moments that have left an impression on him. In this new series of works, Shalev […]
Cuturi Gallery is pleased to present Snakes and Lanterns by Lindsey Jean McLean (b. 1991, United Kingdom), marking her inaugural solo exhibition in Southeast Asia. Immersing herself in the vibrant tapestry of Kampong Glam, McLean distils the essence of the city's architecture, hues and scent onto her canvases. Snakes and Lanterns displays her experience during her residency in Singapore, translating […]