Residing in a beautifully restored conservation shophouse at 129 Jalan Besar, the gallery rides on the precinct’s historical past to nurture the art future of Singapore.
5 – 15 March 2015: A solo exhibition by Nandita Mukand
19 – 29 March 2015: Moyang by Fyerool Darma
“This was our best-ever Show, with a fabulous selection of art from all over the world, record…
Group show by 11 Singapore contemporary artists at Chan Hampe Galleries
11 – 29 March 2015
Ryan Gander at STPI
7 March – 11 April 2015
Till 28 June 2015, at ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands
Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition Featuring Bernar Venet, Pablo Reinoso, Jedd Novatt, Armen Agop and Yves Dana
5 March – 16 May 2015, at Art Plural Gallery
Art Basel’s third edition in Hong Kong takes place from March 15–17, 2015.
Featuring more than 100 exhibitors from 19 countries around the world, the Show is expected to be the largest “satellite” fair to Art Basel Hong Kong.
12 – 15 March 2015, at Conrad Hong Kong
Koeh Sia Yong is a second generation Singaporean artist who has dedicated his life to creating spectacular works of art, capturing his environment and its occupants.
8 – 15 March 2015, at The Art Fellas Gallery
Two of nine Singapore Art Museum banners in Tanjong Pagar replaced after official complaints
Official complaints were lodged over their promotion of inappropriate behaviours in a senior-centric zone. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The controversial cigarette on the mural came to widespread public attention on June 21. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Art project urges Tanjong Pagar residents to keep staring: 'It all feels weird'
Is this form of artistic expression creative or plain weird? Either way, it certainly has sparked conversations. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
vogue.sg/female-artists-singapore/ These young Singaporean artists are making waves around the world with work based on relatable, women-led narratives
Meet three emerging female artists from Singapore making their voices heard in the global art scene
These young Singaporean artists are making waves around the world with work based on relatable, women-led narratives
