Singapore Art Museum In Ocula Magazine

At the Singapore Art Museum, trajectories of economy and trade converge and uncover new and unseen pathways.

Organisers say it has less to do with the name's specificities than the ways we respond to given names in general. (Also, Tolstoy.)

Ocula Magazine presents a selection of must-see exhibitions during the 10 th edition of Singapore Art Week.

Stephanie Syjuco reflects on how her practice has evolved to focus on the lived implications of nationalism in America.

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.

Launched in partnership with the Mori Art Museum, M+ Hong Kong, and the Singapore Art Museum, the prize will go towards the creation of a new screen-based artwork.

S.E.A. Focus embraces a hybrid format for its third edition.

This year's Asia Art Space Network forum considered the relationship between art and resilience.

The sixth edition of the Singapore Biennale considers how artistic practices can 'rework the world'.

Rather than present an amalgamation of international artists as is commonplace in biennales, its curatorial team chose to only include regional artists.