Category: Art

Tropical: Stories from Southeast Asia and Latin America.

National Gallery SingaporeAddress: 1 St Andrew’s Road #01–01, Singapore 178957Exhibition : 18th November 2023 – 24th March 2024 It is the world’s inaugural large-scale museum exhibition that adopts a comparative approach between artistic expressions from both regions, meticulously examining their mutual solidarities in the aftermath of colonialism. Spanning the 20th century, the Tropical exhibition thoroughly traces the… Read More Tropical: Stories from Southeast Asia and Latin America.

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VALKYRIE MISS DIOR at MGM COTAI

An initiative shaping Macau into an International Platform for Arts and Cultural Exchange MGM has always been devoted to the concept of “Originality + Innovation”. In 2015, the Company initiated a pioneering collaboration with world-renowned Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos to jointly create a large-scale art installation Valkyrie Octopus at MGM MACAU – also known as… Read More VALKYRIE MISS DIOR at MGM COTAI

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Upcycled 150KGs PET into 3D Printed Filament

The National Design Centre (NDC) continues to push the frontiers of design and sustainability as it moves from examining zero waste to exploring circularity, emerging technologies and potential solutions with its new exhibition, Circular Futures: Next GenRuns till 9 April 20239am to 9pm dailyFree admissionNational Design Centre111 Middle Road, Singapore 188969url: https://designsingapore.org/national-design-centre Curated and produced… Read More Upcycled 150KGs PET into 3D Printed Filament

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⁰Doraemon 哆啦A梦 @ National Museum Singapore

AN AN ANtottemo daisukiDORAEMON~~~ Tickets are at $30SGD, until Feb 5th 2023. Artworks created by 28 artists + 2 local artists. An exhibition that you would like to visit again. Featured image by Takashi Murakimi. Four Spaces There are many impressive artworks located in the four galleries of the museum: two galleries at the baseline,… Read More ⁰Doraemon 哆啦A梦 @ National Museum Singapore

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