Cuturi Gallery

Cuturi Gallery proudly presents Some Things Last a Long Time by Israfil Ridhwan (b.1999, Singapore). Curated by Louis Ho, this exhibition marks his third solo show with the gallery. Israfil Ridhwan’s latest series of paintings are an insight into an intimate reflection, filled with personal vignettes and filmic moments. Israfil’s visual syntax may be understood as drawing on […]

Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Hic et Nunc: The Presence of the Void by French artist Marion Charlet (b. 1982). In her first collaboration with the gallery, Charlet unveils a selection of new paintings that exemplify her distinctive approach, where architecture serves as a backdrop for a subtle dialogue between reality and imagination. Through her artworks, she explores […]

Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Hic et Nunc: The Presence of the Void by French artist Marion Charlet (b. 1982). In her first collaboration with the gallery, Charlet unveils a selection of new paintings that exemplify her distinctive approach, where architecture serves as a backdrop for a subtle dialogue between reality and imagination. Through her artworks, she explores […]

Cuturi Gallery is pleased to present Our Foreign Home by Singaporean artist Yom Bo Sung (b.1996, South Korea), featuring a new series of sculptures. Home is a physical and psychological space. Across time, “home” has been rigorously examined across multiple disciplines: literature that extols the idea of home, as in Gaston Bachelard's The Poetics of […]

Cuturi Gallery is delighted to present Tea Time by French artist Gaël Davrinche (b. 1971). In this new series of paintings, Davrinche invites viewers to pause, linger, and engage his works with fresh eyes, journeying beyond the surface of the visible. For Davrinche, the true essence of his art lies not in the immediate apparent but in the […]

Cuturi Gallery is thrilled to present AIR by German painter, Jochen Mühlenbrink (b. 1980). In this new body of paintings, developed during his residency at the gallery, Mühlenbrink further deepens his exploration of illusion and reality through his Window Paintings series. This time, the artist is deeply immersed and inspired by Singapore’s architecture, skylines, waterscapes, landscapes, colours, light, scents, […]

Cuturi Gallery is pleased to present The Man Who Eventually Moved, a new series of works by Faris Heizer (b. 1998, Singapore). In this collection, Heizer delves into themes of stillness, routine, and comfort found in the mundane. Heizer’s creative process is introspective and deeply personal, starting with an emotional response that he gradually fills […]

Cuturi Gallery proudly presents its annual Summer Group Show, an alluring medley of themes that delves into visual metaphors and narratives. This exhibition features the works of 10 promising Singaporean artists: Aisha Rosli, Casey Tan, Faris Heizer, Israfil Ridhwan, Joel Seow, Shen Jiaqi, Vanessa Liem, Khairulddin Wahab, Marla Bendini, and Yanqing Low. Each artist brings a distinctive style […]

Cuturi Gallery is pleased to present Dioramas of Industry by Shen Jiaqi (b.1989, Singapore), marking her third solo exhibition with the gallery. This new collection of works is created from the amalgamation of narratives, photographs, and historical documentation during Singapore’s industrialisation era in the 1960s and 1970s. It delves into the experiences of women workers […]

Cuturi Gallery proudly presents Liminal a sculptural group show featuring seven exceptional artists: Hubert Le Gall (b.1961, France), Khairulddin Wahab (b.1990, Singapore), Lionel Sabatté (b.1975, France), Quentin Garel (b.1975, France), Steven Low (b.1966, Singapore), Sukhburen Narankhuu (b.1982, Mongolia) and Wayan Upadana (b.1983, Indonesia). Liminal showcases a captivating exploration of artistic expression through sculptures in ceramic, bronze, wood, […]

Cuturi Gallery is proud to present Night Call by Casey Tan (b. 1994, Singapore). Navigating a delicate balance between reality and imagination, Tan's new selection of paintings sheds light on the daily turbulence that goes on within our inner worlds. By tapping into a wealth of emotions that come with charting how it feels like to be an observer and […]

Cuturi Gallery is proud to present a collection of past artworks by French artist, Gaël Davrinche (b.1971). Inspired by American artist Cy Twombly’s unrecognized photographic artworks, the Nebula series by Gaël Davrinche has streaks of colour casted over up-closed and enlarged flowers creating a hyper-realistic portrayal of blurred image, a similitude of the galaxy’s nebulous glow. Davrinche keeps […]