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Sculpting Life: The Ng Eng Teng CollectionFri, 11 Jan - Thu, 01 JanNUS Museum, Singapore 50 Kent Ridge Crescent |
NUS Museum | Free admission Ng Eng Teng (1934 – 2001) was a painter and potter by training but is most recognised for his sculptural pieces featuring humanist themes. ...read more |
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Ways of Seeing Chinese ArtTue, 01 Jul - Thu, 31 DecNUS Museum, Singapore 50 Kent Ridge Crescent |
NUS Museum | Free admission Ways of Seeing Chinese Art features over 200 objects including ceramics, jades and bronzes from the Lee Kong Chian Collection. The exhibition presents a ...read more |
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Spice Is NiceWed, 22 Aug - Thu, 01 MaySingapore Philatelic Museum, Singapore 23-B Coleman Street |
"Spice is Nice” exhibition traces the voyages of discovery, spice trade, colonisation, migration pattern, life in early Singapore, traditional cures and flavours of regional cuisine. The exhibition, targeted at families ...read more |
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tcc-artshowcase PantoneMyArtThu, 11 Oct - Mon, 30 Septcc-The Connoisseur Concerto @ Raffles Xchange, Singapore 5 Raffles Place |
10 notable artists have been invited by tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto to create artworks in a predominant Pantone© colour tone of their choice. The remarkable results bring to light ...read more |
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tcc-artshowcase PantoneMyArtThu, 11 Oct - Mon, 30 Septcc the connoisseur concerto - 4 Robinson Road, Singapore 4 Robinson Road |
10 notable artists have been invited by tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto to create artworks in a predominant Pantone© colour tone of their choice. The remarkable results bring to light ...read more |
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The Art of the BrickSat, 17 Nov - Sun, 26 MayArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 10 Bayfront Avenue |
Unlike most people, New York-based artist Nathan Sawaya never stopped building, creating and exploring his own imagination using LEGO® bricks which he has played with since a young age. ...read more |
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tcc-artshowcase Sun Yu-liThu, 13 Dec - Fri, 30 Augtcc-The Connoisseur Concerto @ The Pier, Singapore 80 Mohamed Sultan Road |
Yu-li’s art have been described as “art of the mind” and his style “an expression of abstract thought based on metaphysical principles”. He has his own unique way of creating, ...read more |
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Exploring the Cosmos The Stupa as a Buddhist SymbolFri, 14 Dec - Sun, 18 AugAsian Civilisations Museum (ACM), Singapore 1 Empress Place |
The stupa is the principal architectural form of Buddhism and is found across Asia, including in Thailand. This exhibition features 29 works from ACM’s collection, covering a period from the ...read more |
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Being Together: Family & Portraits—Photographing with John ClangWed, 23 Jan - Sun, 26 MayNational Museum of Singapore, Singapore 93 Stamford Road |
This exhibition explores the theme of the ‘Family’, the central building block of Singapore society, by looking at Singaporeans’ sense of identity, rootedness and connection to their families both in ...read more |
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Credit Suisse: Innovation in Art Series | President's Young TalentsFri, 25 Jan - Sun, 15 SepSingapore Art Museum (SAM), Singapore 71 Bras Basah Road |
Inaugurated by SAM in 2001, the President’s Young Talents is Singapore’s premier commissioning exhibition, featuring the island’s most promising artists under the age of 35. Selected by an independent curatorial ...read more |
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INCARNATION: Larger-than-life Cow Sculptures on Outdoor Exhibition at The Fort Canning ParkFri, 01 Feb - Fri, 31 MayThe Gallery of Gnani Arts, Singapore 19 Tanglin Road |
This exhibition is indeed monumental as this inaugural collection of four larger-than-life sculptures by P. Gnana has been in the making for five years. Incarnation showcases P. Gnana’s fascination towards ...read more |
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Snakes and LaddersFri, 01 Feb - Sun, 01 SepSingapore Philatelic Museum, Singapore 23-B Coleman Street |
Did you know that snakes cannot move backwards and they have very poor hearing? With limited eyesight and hearing, snakes have developed a very good sensing tongue. Snakes ...read more |
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Thukral & Tagra: Windows of OpportunityFri, 22 Mar - Sat, 25 MayArt Plural Gallery, Singapore 38 Armenian Street |
Art Plural Gallery is pleased to announce Thukral & Tagra: Windows of Opportunity, a solo exhibition featuring the latest works of Indian artist duo Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra. ...read more |
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SPECIAL THANKS TO... by Max BashevWed, 27 Mar - Sat, 01 Jun11.12 Gallery , Singapore 36 Armenian Street |
SLEEP OF REASON I want people start thinking, I want them have their own opinion, respond to what is happening around them, learn something, of what they had no idea ...read more |
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RODEL TAPAYA - The Ladder to SomewhereFri, 05 Apr - Sun, 30 JunARNDT Singapore , Singapore 22 Lock Road #01-35 |
ARNDT Singapore is pleased to announce the inclusion of Rodel Tapaya among its exhibiting artists. The renowned Filipino painter is currently holding his solo exhibition entitled, The Ladder to Somewhere, ...read more |
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Spring of Flora - by Bahk Seon Ghi (Korea)Fri, 12 Apr - Sun, 30 JunEsplanade - Theatres On The Bay, Singapore 1 Esplanade Drive |
Bahk Seon Ghi creates sublime, hanging sculptures using pieces of charcoal suspended by transparent nylon threads. Creating an illusion of floating solid sculptures, his works exist beyond the boundary between ...read more |
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HELLO! I AM I can flySun, 14 Apr - Sat, 01 Juntcc-The Connoisseur Concerto - The Gallery, Singapore 51 Circular Road |
tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto and the Singapore Tyler Print Institute (STPI) have come together in a creative endeavour to engage young talents; this time, through the art of printmaking. ...read more |
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Layers of Time - Works by David Kelly from 2008-2013Wed, 24 Apr - Sat, 01 JunReDot Fine Art Gallery, Singapore 39 Keppel Road |
ReDot Fine Art Gallery is honoured to host the first solo retrospective exhibition of works by Adelaide based artist David Kelly. In an unusual departure from our regular Indigenous program, ...read more |
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Singaporean photographer Choo Meng Foo and sound designer Jason Ang Mingqi collaborated for this video to complement the exhibition.
