At STPI, Charles Lim Yi Yong exposes the invisible nuances and complexities of Singapore's relationship with its shores and territories.
Ocula Magazine presents a selection of must-see exhibitions during the 10 th edition of Singapore Art Week.
Events will take place in unconventional spaces across Singapore, including heritage buildings in the Civic District, a warehouse in Tanjong Pagar Distripark, and the Lau Pa Sat hawker centre.
Despina Zefkili navigates the vast group exhibition Portals at NEON at the former Public Tobacco Factory in Athens.
Prolific Filipino artist Pacita Abad drew on the experience of migration as a metaphor for life in dialogue with other cultures.
It's the third art event Art Basel will work on in the region, in addition to Art Week Tokyo and Art Basel in Hong Kong.
Works by over 30 artists including Haegue Yang, Francis Alÿs, and Nam June Paik are now showing in a guard post, two train stations, and a dedicated cultural centre.
Tanya Merrill discusses the ideas behind the paintings in her first institutional exhibition at Pond Society
At FOST Gallery, six Singaporean artists contend with resource use, the built environment, and territorial sovereignty.
Natalie Rudd, Senior Curator of the Arts Council Collection, discusses the touring exhibition Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women Since 1945.
Ocula Magazine previews a selection of highlights showing with galleries at Art Basel Hong Kong, running between 19 and 23 May 2021.
Running between 27 April and 2 May 2021, Zona Maco Art week brings together a programme of exhibitions across Mexico City.
The artist's first solo exhibition with the gallery will show in Hong Kong early next year.
From Central Eastern Europe comes a group show in Hong Kong that tracks the passage of time in personal stories and interpretations of connection.
The 3 million yen prize is a catapult for mid-career Japanese artists.
The exhibition includes redacted texts and photos of embassies' unmarked back doors.
The three-day event celebrates the magazine's 30th anniversary.
S.E.A. Focus embraces a hybrid format for its third edition.
More than 50 galleries will participate in the platform's first event, entitled SOUTH SOUTH VEZA, in February.
Among the highlights of the fair are peeks into Korakrit Arunanondchai's studio in Bangkok and Melissa Tan's studio in Singapore.
Adapting to the post-pandemic world, 21 galleries have joined the fluid GALLERIES CURATE initiative.
Niklas Svennung and Chantal Crousel reflect on the gallery's history and future projects.
The Possibility of an Island at Cromwell Place brings together works by artists from across Southeast Asia.
Models of the proposed artworks will be exhibited on the High Line from January 2021.