Amid the uncertainties Covid-19 has brought us, a senior Singaporean artist will be holding his very first virtual solo exhibitions with Ode To Art gallery. Centenarian Lim Tze Peng has been unceasing this past year, rigorously painting and revisiting scenes of pre-modernised Singapore. Lim Tze Peng is one of Singapore’s most significant artists and a…
FOST Gallery is delighted to present new works by Elaine Roberto-Navas, her inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery.We Cannot Step Twice Into The Same River is the first part of a quote by Greek philosopher Heraclitus (c. 540 B.C.-c. 480 B.C.). In his Doctrine of Flux, this impossibility of a situation is explained because the river…
You may have never thought that dance would be your cup of tea, but take a chance at Ballet Under the Stars, and dare to discover the enthralling world of dance for yourself. At the 26th edition of Ballet Under the Stars, the most perfect classical weekend awaits you with George Balanchine’s iconic works –…
The Singapore Archifest’s first hybrid edition will offer a line-up of exciting online and offline programmes. The annual festival is organised by the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) to celebrate architecture and the built environment. Directed by Dr. Chong Keng Hua, SUTD Associate Professor and Founding Partner of COLOURS: Collectively Ours, the 2020 theme is…
In Circadian, Wyn-Lyn Tan tracks her relationship with time in a series of works that were created during each specific hour of her 24-hour circadian cycle during the lockdown period. The series of 24 small paintings and sculptural pieces were created in the artist’s makeshift studio at home. Each work, made at the start of…
This virtual exhibition is the milestone of a research project conducted in the region of Tengger, East Java, Indonesia, since 2017. The images were photographed within the village of Ngadisari. The Tenggerese in Ngadisari have a rich Hindu culture retained from generations since their ancestors moved to the volcanic mountain region of Tengger in East…
To keep the tradition of Mid-Autumn Festival alive and to bring cheer to Singaporeans as we adjust to life in the new normal, we will be celebrating Mid-Autumn with a mix of onsite and online offerings from 18 September to 4 October. We have put in place the necessary safety measures to take care of…
Due to COVID-19 constraints and social distancing norms, we have had had to cancel many live art shows and re-invent ourselves to keep the Arts & Culture spirit alive. Therefore, the alternative has been to develop a virtual 3D art exhibition, celebrating 21 second and third generation artists of Singapore. It will be held at…
In 2019, the academy-wide project left Angkor Wat in Cambodia behind to embark on Ayutthaya as the next Southeast Asian crucible for research, inspiration and making. The project proposed to a particular site and aspects of its legacy as a creative stimulus, fuelling new dimensions in thinking, imagining, design, making and outcomes. This 2020 capsule…
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