Angela Chong and Goh Abigail named as 2017 Chan-Davies Art Prize winners
2017 LASALLE College of the Arts’ graduates Angela Chong (MA Fine Arts) and Goh Abigail (BA(Hons) Fine…
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Singapore Pavilion opens at the 57th Venice Biennale
Dapunta Hyang: Transmission of Knowledge by Zai Kuning
Yayoi Kusama: Life is the Heart of a Rainbow
9 June – 3 September 2017, at National Gallery Singapore
Ghost Nets of the Ocean
Transforming silent killers in the ocean into art, in support of marine conservation
1 June – 6 August 2017, at Asian Civilisations Museum
Singaporean Art Dealer apparently practices unlawful business methods
Update 21 April 2017: The CPF pasted stickers on the artworks – which are still stored at the warehouse.
Gold Foil Artist Strikes Again
This time all over Singapore! Get the limited edition, gold-foil wrapped copies of The Substation publication ‘A Public Square’ from 21 to 25 June 2017.
SIFA 2017 features 16 commissions focusing on Singapore artists
28 June – 9 September 2017
Singapore-based photographer Juliana Tan launches her first travel zine
‘Waking Up In Strange Places’ includes 67 images and will be launched at the Singapore Art Book Fair.
The Esplanade builds 550-seat waterfront theatre
The venue will be operational by 2021 and cost an estimated S$30 million.
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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.
Singapore Art & Gallery Guide
The controversial cigarette on the mural came to widespread public attention on June 21. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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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
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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