Singapore Art Week 2019: Art Takes Over Comes To An End
The seventh edition of Singapore Art Week 2019 drew to a close this week. Organised by the National Arts CouncilContinue Reading
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Singapore Art Week 2019: Activities at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre gets in on the Singapore Art Week action next January with two exciting programmes linedContinue Reading
Museum Musings: Sullivan + Strumpf (Singapore) Presents Lindy Lee
As part of Gillman Barracks’ Art After Dark celebrations and in conjunction with Singapore Art Week 2019, Sullivan+Strumpf presents aContinue Reading
Preview: Light to Night Festival 2019
The third edition of National Gallery Singapore’s annual Light to Night Festival returns next January to plunge the Civic DistrictContinue Reading
Museum Musings: Miaja Gallery presents Nandita Mukand’s Mind(less) Wilderness
In collaboration with Ikkan Art Gallery, the Miaja Gallery is set to present Singapore based-artist Nandita Mukand’s solo exhibition Mind(less)Continue Reading
Singapore Art Week 2019: Art Takes Over
As January approaches, our island city will once again come alive with art as the seventh edition of Singapore Art WeekContinue Reading
Museum Musings: Sullivan + Strumpf (Singapore) Presents Tony Clark’s Design for a Chinoiserie Landscape
This December, Sullivan+Strumpf Singapore is set to showcase Canberra-born artist Tony Clark with his brand new exhibition Design for aContinue Reading
Museum Musings: Three New Exhibitions Opening At Gillman Barracks
Time to make a trip down to Gillman Barracks this month, as the Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Yavuz Gallery and MizumaContinue Reading
Museum Musings: Sullivan + Strumpf (Sydney) Presents Polly Borland’s Polymorph
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – Sullivan+Strumpf is proud to present Polly Borland’s Polymorph this November, in a solo exhibition featuring new work from Borland.Continue Reading
Museum Musings: Ota Fine Arts Singapore Presents Firoz Mahmud’s Drawing Revolution
Ota Fine Arts Singapore presents a new solo exhibition by Firoz Mahmud featuring his drawings, paintings and wood carvings. BasedContinue Reading
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