Build your very own self-inflicted time and space through the new exhibition at La Salle College of the Arts organized by the Institute of Contemporary Arts, Singapore. Artists cum academic lecturers/ professors: Beth Harland, David Thomas and Ian Woo have brought together pieces of their work entitled, Impermanent durations: On Painting and Time. Exhibition ends on July 24th, 2016. There… Read More A walk through time and space
This plastic biodegradable vase works if you have a plant, you like the plant, and you do not want a bulky vase on your desk. This inflatable vase comes in various sizes and colours to suit your plants. Design is seen in Tokyo and London. Source: NaoRococo
Limited edition prints are photographs or recreated images that are usually accompanied with some photoshop finishing touches. Images are then printed on some good quality printing paper. Paper-type has to be graded as fine art or supreme. At the back of each limited prints, a fraction is often seen; e.g. 1/10, 3/50, 60/80. It is… Read More Limited edition prints and how to store them
Dancer by Prachi Bhatnagar 12 x 12 inches. WGallery is proud to introduce Dr Prachi Bhatnagar’s photography works. Born in 1984, Prachi Bhatnagar, a photographer and artist spent her childhood years in Manchester, United Kingdom. Prachi took up life-drawing and painting in school and have been hooked ever since. More recently she has started using photography as a creative tool.… Read More Urban Collection by Prachi Bhatnagar
Tetsuya Umeda: Almost over, Always around 03 June – 16 July, 2016 Opening Reception in the presence of the artist: Friday, 03 June 2016, 6pm Performance (or something) by the artist(s): Friday, 03 June 2016, 6pm Saturday, 04 June 2016, 5pm Sunday, 05 June 2016, 3pm with Zai Kuning *Please note the change in timings of… Read More OTA Fine Artso
To kick start the mid-summer festival on June 25th 2016, simply punch in ‘MidSummer’ discount code at the end of your shopping spree to enjoy 10% discount for Natasha Lien’s Works. Natasha Lien is a British-born artist and some of her artworks are collected by Victoria and Albert (V&A) museum in London. Natasha Lien was featured… Read More wgallery.netMid-Summer Sale: Enjoy 10% at WGallery
Urban Fork Exhibition Urban Fork echoes the quote by Michel Serres: “The change of meaning, even minimal, is creating meaning… and if there were no forking, there would be no meaning … “. Following an original work on the Peripheric Boulevard in Paris, Philippe Diversy, in collaboration with photographer Bob Lee (李欣赏), now focuses on… Read More Weekend: Photo Exhibitions in Singapore
Phoenix International Media 凤凰国际传媒中心 Building status: Completed in Year 2013, May Land area: 18821.83m2 Built-up area: 75368m2 (Ground: 41630m2，basement: 33738m2） Height: 55m Depth: 15m Located in the South-west corner of Chaoyang park, Beijing, the Phoenix International Media has once again brought a new visual impact to its audience around the globe. On the contrary to its… Read More Beijing’s Moebius Strip: where every piece of glass had to be customized
Singapore, 24 May 2016 – The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) presents Christianity in Asia: Sacred Art and Visual Splendour, the world’s first exhibition on the history and spread of Christian art in Asia. This is also the ACM’s inaugural special exhibition after an extensive revamp last year. Asia has played a significant role in the… Read More Asian Civilisations Museum Launches World’s First Exhibition on the History and Spread of Christian Art in Asia
WGallery is proud to present Ong Hwee Yen’s Untitled series: Untitled 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 10. Untitled 5 and 8 are already reserved for art collectors. For direct purchase of Yen’s artworks, visit wgallery.net or Yen’s Untitled at WGallery. WGallery ships all artworks via FedEx, unless stated otherwise by buyers or… Read More Additional artworks by Yen at WGallery
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