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GAYA 2012: Luminary
A Showcase of Indonesian Performance Art
05 Feb, Shows at 3 pm & 8 pm, The Singapore Airlines Theatre, LASALLE College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street GAYA (Gelar Budaya) is an annual arts and cultural production by SMU Komunitas Indonesia (SMUKI). It is a platform for Indonesians studying at Singapore Management University to showcase the beauty and richness of their homeland culture.
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Post-1998 Indonesian Art
Gajah Gallery at Art Stage Singapore 2012
Sangat Tak Lutcu (So Not Funny), 2011 by Nyoman Masriadi acrylic on canvas, 200 x 300 cm
12 – 15 Jan, Marina Bay Sands Exhibition and Convention Centre, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Halls D, E & F, Booth: C3-02
Gajah Gallery (Singapore) presents an introspection of Indonesian art after the 1998 Reforms era.
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100 A4 framed artworks
100 Friends 100 Artists 100 Inspirations
Albert Einstein by Jean-Pierre Blanchard
Till 15 Jan 2012, tcc - The Connoisseur Concerto “The Gallery”, 51 Circular Road
The exhibition 100 Friends 100 Artists 100 Inspirations, conceptualised and curated by art-management.com and :phunk studio, showcases 100 portraits featuring 100 inspirational figures that have influenced and encouraged 100 well known Singaporean and international artists from multi-discipline artistic practices. All 100 A4 portraits will be framed and priced at a very affordable S$199.00. The exhibition will be a unique chance to view work from such a diverse range of artists and creative disciplines.
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Insight
A Solo Exhibition by Victor Tan
29 Feb – 03 Mar, Sculpture Square Limited, 155 Middle Road
“The mind is not something we can capture, we can understand its state through the body.” ~ Victor Tan
From line to form, from dream to reality, INSIGHT presents a series of sculptures by local artist, Victor Tan who has earned himself a reputation with his unusual and persistent choice of medium, wire.
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Panu (All)
Paddy JAPALJARRI STEWART Solo Exhibition
15 Feb – 31 Mar, ReDot Fine Art Gallery, 39 Keppel Road, Unit #02-06
This exhibition is a fitting climax to a career of a man whose knowledge of the desert and its mystical laws is ALL encompassing.
In the early 1970s the people of Yuendumu began transferring their traditional stories, dreaming’s (tjukurrpa), and ground paintings to western mediums such as canvas boards and plywood; then to the doors of the Yuendumu school. In 1984 five aboriginal artists, including Paddy, painted thirty iconic doors at the Yuendumu school. These thirty doors represented the dreaming of the Warlpiri people, an extraordinary history of sacred rituals, painted to remind the children of their patrimony – the web of sites and obligations that extend across Warlpiri country.
The combination of Paddy’s stately importance within the Warlpiri community, the deferral to his ancestral knowledge, his advancing years, combined with the impact and cultural significance of the doors, make this particular exhibition a once in a lifetime experience. This is not a show to miss. This is a show that will make an irreversible im-pression on your understanding and appreciation of culture, art and Aboriginal civilization.
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Titanic Sails Into Singapore
at ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands®
The Grand Staircase
ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands® brings to life the timeless story of RMS Titanic, her passengers and crew in Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. The blockbuster Exhibition, which is making its Southeast Asian debut, features 275 artifacts, 14 of which have never been seen before.
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Cartier Time Art
Unique Timepieces at ArtScience Museum
Till 12 Feb, ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Ave
ArtScience Museum is the first venue in Asia to host this exhibition, which presents a unique opportunity for the public to discover the secrets and stories behind unique timepieces created by Cartier.
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The Substation Soapbox: Building as a Body
By Tim Zeelie
Building as a Body is an art installation by Grace Tan and Randy Chan at The Substation. Architectural in its scale and artistic in its intent, this installation will completely transform The Substation's facade, and will highlight some central questions around its identity. Tim Zeelie caught up with Associate Artist Grace Tan to uncover some more details about this mysterious shroud.... read more
Some Kind of Expedition
2902 Gallery at Art Stage Singapore 2012
Expedition 3, from the series, The Importance of Being Seen. 121cm x 84cm, Archival Piezographic Print, 2011
Working closely with The Institute of Critical Zoologists for the last five years, Zhao Renhui has been cataloguing, classifying and creating photographs and objects around the scientific institution.
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minimART
Julienne Tan
minimART is a platform dedicated to young contemporary artists to showcase original fine art works. This issue concludes the series of Artist Feature. minimART would like to announce an open call for the second installment to be held on 7 and 8 April 2012 at The Substation.
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Second Affordable Art Fair
Exceeds all Expectations
As an indicator of the growing appetite for contemporary art, Singapore’s second Affordable Art Fair (AAF) beat all expectations last weekend with a more than 40 percent increase in visitors and over a 70 percent surge in sales over last year’s inaugural event.
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Art Stage Singapore 2012
World-Class Exhibitors and Special Projects
12 – 15 Jan, Marina Bay Sands Exhibition and Convention Centre, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Halls D, E & F, Booth: B1-08 The fair’s second edition presents the best and most exciting of Asia’s artistic creativity – the most important, interesting and stunning artists and galleries.
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Art from Around the World
Art Plural Gallery at Art Stage Singapore 2012
Mekong Delta Ice Floes by Marc QUINN (Born in 1964), Oil on canvas, 2008, 168.9 x 254 cm
Art Plural Gallery exhibits a range of works including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and installations from an international spectrum of artists such as Ron Arad, Rina Banerjee, Fernando Botero, Chu Teh-Chun, Feng Shuo, Johanna Grawunder, Robert Indiana, Adriana Molder, Marc Quinn, Karim Rashid, Doug & Mike Starn, and Fabienne Verdier – echoing the multicultural environment of Singapore.
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MAAD in 2012
MAAD Pyjamas as the name suggests, is the not-your-mainstream kind of creative party right in the CBD and is an effort to bring the design and artistic community together with a creative showcase. ... read more
HELLO!
I AM the brightest artist now
21 Jan – 02 Apr, tcc - The Connoisseur Concerto “The Gallery”, 51 Circular Road
tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto, the leading purveyor of gourmet coffees in Singapore, and art-management.com think our kids have plenty to say if we would give them a chance. They are pleased to announce an exciting kid’s charity art exhibition entitled ‘HELLO!!! I AM The brightest artist now’.
Instead of working with adult artists this time round, tcc and art-management.com are delighted to work with more than 80 children aged 7-12 years old of different nationalities living in Singapore, giving them the fun opportunity to create their own art.
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Creating Changes
Art Therapy and Social Changes
By Yesmin Chan
Six (A range of human emotions expressed through body gestures in photography) Work published by Graphis Press Corp, Zurich, Europe
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Pablo Reinoso
A Solo Exhibition at Art Plural Gallery
Pablo REINOSO (Born in 1955) Banco Orillero, 2010, Fresno, 312 x 45 x 43 cm
The exhibition features 15 sculptures, specifically created by the artist for his Singapore premiere and is inaugurated as a fringe event of Art Stage Singapore 2012. A leading personal showcase for Pablo Reinoso in Asia, the artist will be in town to unveil the prototype of a new monumental work.
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