Category: Art

There shall be STAMPS, DRAMA, POEMS and HAMLET…

April 23rd 2016 – Today, marks the 400th death anniversary of William Shakespeare. To commemorate Shakespeare’s remarkable and unforgettable long-lasting impression of theatre works, Shakespeare Lives – a global campaign is brought to you by The British Embassy and the British Council. This campaign includes collaborative events with public organizations, knowledge-transfer, exhibitions and linguistic works… Read More There shall be STAMPS, DRAMA, POEMS and HAMLET…

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Van Cleef and Arpels: The Art and Science of Gems

April 23, 2016- Co-curated with ArtScience Museum Singapore, Van Cleef & Arpels and the French National Museum of Natural History Collection is showcasing 400 jewelry, 250 gems and minerals. Private collection including Ocèan Tiara (2011) Her Serene Highness Charlene of Monaco, Principalty of Monaco, and jewelry of famous celebrities, e.g. Elizabeth Taylor are also presented… Read More Van Cleef and Arpels: The Art and Science of Gems

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ZHU JINSHI Solo Art Exhibition

Courtesy image: Chinese New Year Is Coming (quadriptych), 2015, Oil on canvas, 180x160cm x4. Yuan Art Museum, 2016. Exhibition Dates: 2016.4.28 – 7.27 Venue: Yuan Art Museum, 112 Lizexiyuan North Guangshun Street Wangjing Chaoyang District, Beijing, China Yuan Art Museum, a non-profit organization founded in 2010 by Yan Gu is currently in its new developmental phase.… Read More ZHU JINSHI Solo Art Exhibition

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Solo Exhibition at Pearl Lam, Singapore

Exhibition Dates: 2 April–2 May, 2016 Tuesday–Saturday, 11am–7pm; Sunday, 12–6pm Venue Pearl Lam Galleries, 9 Lock Road, #03-22, Gillman Barracks, Singapore 108937 Singapore—Pearl Lam Galleries is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Chinese artist Yang Yongliang. The exhibition is a blend of moving image, photography, and painting, which showcases the expansive size and scope of Yang’s… Read More Solo Exhibition at Pearl Lam, Singapore

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Some Burnt Matchsticks    

Oversized burnt matchsticks created by Wolfgang Stiller. One of Stiller’s recent art installations known as the Matchstickmen (2010) has certainly made himself as a modern impressionist in Germany. Head moulds created during his travels were collected and each was decorated as part of a matchstick.  Matchstickmen installation was recently exhibited in Dale, Norway. Read more… Read More Some Burnt Matchsticks    

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Reframing Modernism

National Gallery Singapore opens Groundbreaking International Co-Curated Exhibition with Centre Pompidou, Paris Reframing Modernism is now ready for visitors to appreciate modern art paintings. The exhibition is co-curated and co-presented with Centre Pompidou, Paris.  Artworks are presented via the history and the bodies of the work. Reframing Modernism is showcased in the Singtel Special Exhibtion… Read More Reframing Modernism

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