Exhibition Extravaganza: Zhao Zhao’s Control at the Mizuma Gallery
This September, Mizuma Gallery Singapore presents Control, a solo exhibition by Chinese artist Zhao Zhao – his first in Southeast Asia. Featuring new sculpture and embroidery works, the exhibition will showcase […]
Museum Musings: Planes & Enevelopes at UltraSuperNew Gallery
This March, UltraSuperNew Gallery is set to present Planes & Envelopes, a brand new exhibition by Hazel Lim and Ginette Chittick, brought together for the first time. Both artists are known for using […]
Museum Musings: I Am You at UltraSuperNew Gallery
UltraSuperNew Gallery on Rowell Road is set to present their first exhibition of 2019 this February. Titled I Am You, the exhibition will feature the work of eclectic French visual artist Elodie Chandernagor, […]
Museum Musings: In Random Order at FOST Gallery
This year, FOST Gallery starts off 2019 with a brand new exhibition. At In Random Order, works by artists Kray Chen, Heman Chong, Grace Tan and Syagini Ratna Wulan are […]
Museum Musings: Something Above; Somewhere Beyond at FOST Gallery
FOST Gallery presents Something Above; Somewhere Beyond, a solo exhibition by interdisciplinary artist Sebastian Mary Tay. As Tay’s first major exhibition with the gallery, the exhibition brings together selected photographic works from four […]
Museum Musings: Painting With Light at the National Gallery Singapore
What exactly is the role of art in society? National Gallery Singapore’s second edition of Painting With Light, the gallery’s festival of international films on art, returns this October to answer exactly […]
Museum Musings: Wu Guanzhong – Expressions of Pen & Palette at the National Gallery Singapore
The National Gallery Singapore commemorates seminal Chinese artist Wu Guanzhong’s centennial year with a special exhibition celebrating his use of art and literature. Co-curated by Dr Cai Heng and Jennifer […]
Preview: Lim Cheng Hoe – Painting Singapore at the National Gallery
National Gallery Singapore launches an all new exhibition this week, featuring an ode to seminal plein-air (the art of painting outdoors) artist Lim Cheng Hoe. Entitled Painting Singapore, the exhibition features over […]
SIFA 2018: Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sower (Review)
Afro-futurism is given a musical touch in a stirring work of speculative fiction. Toshi and Bernice Johnson Reagon’s Parable of the Sower is a genre defying work that, if it were to […]
National Gallery Singapore’s (Re)Collect: A Retrospective on our National Collection
The National Gallery may only have been around for a couple of years, but it’s already established itself as the go to national institution to look to for any and all information […]
SIFA 2018: Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sower (Preview)
Considered one of the foremost pioneers of the Afro-futurism movement, Hugo and Nebula Award winning author Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sowerfollowers is a sprawling, epic tale of the spiritual awakening of […]
SIFA 2018: 0600 by Ground Z-0 (Review)
Silence is power in this immersive tour that summons the ghosts of the past to the National Gallery. It’s 10pm at the National Gallery, long after opening hours have ceased, […]
SIFA 2018: Jacob Collier (Review)
The modern day music prodigy showcases a legion of voices and talent in spades in his Singapore debut. Making a claim to fame via YouTube videos often receives a […]
SIFA 2018: 0600 by Ground Z-0 (Preview)
Singaporean artist Zelda Tatiana Ng has set up an all new collective, and she’s breaking new ground this April with the premiere of their maiden production: 0600 at the Singapore International Festival […]
SIFA 2018: Jacob Collier (Preview)
At just 23 years old, Jacob Collier has already been hailed as a musical prodigy, not to mention, is already a two-time Grammy Award winner. The multi-instrumentalist makes his local […]
