You might have found yourself several times in a gallery deciding on which piece of artwork suits your living room best. For casual buyers, the choice is most often subjective. It could be that your beloved loves elderflowers and lavender fields, the artwork which you are more likely to place a purchase for might be… Read More Purchasing an asset which you can’t use…Antiques and Artistry
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
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…
Event: i Light Marina Bay 2016 Venue: Marina Bay, Singapore Nearest train station: Promenade Admission: Free Dates: 4th to 27th March 2016 Time: 7:30pm to 11pm, Monday to Thursday; 7:30pm to 12midnight, Fridays and Weekends Wander into a sparkling kaleidoscope, dance through a magical harp and paint the cityscape in a mosaic of colour at the… Read More i Light Marina Bay 2016
Valentine’s day seems a bit longer this year. Every evening from 6pm to 11pm, 25,000 LED roses will display their charm to wow pedestrians and city dwellers in Hong Kong. Brought to you by PANCOM the official creation team, curator AllRightsReserved in cooperation with Fair Trade Hong Kong Foundation. The venues and dates: Feb 14… Read More Light Rose Garden in HK, Budding Romance
SINGAPORE – Come 12 March, ArtScience Museum will unveil its first-ever permanent exhibition to the public – a futuristic world of high-tech artworks and interactive digital experiences. The landmark exhibition is a collaboration with teamLab, a globally renowned Japanese group of ultra-technologists and multi-award winning art collective. This major initiative marks a new chapter in… Read More Landmark permanent exhibition opens at ArtScience Museum in March 2016
In case you missed it (ICYMI) P1 of the 2016 ArtStage exhibition in Singapore, this beauty is priced at slightly over a 100,000 USD. The pink version is already sold during the four-day exhibition; not shown in this article. Pictures were taken at the ArtStage Exhibition, Singapore Marina Bay Sands (January 2015). Artist: Joe Black;… Read More ArtStage ICYMI P1: Toy Soldiers by Joe Black
Yinka Shonibare MBE, a British-Nigerian born artist is presenting two solo exhibitions at the Pearl Lam Galleries, Gillman Barracks, Singapore. Last day of exhibition: 13th March 2016 Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 7pm; Sunday, 12 noon to 6pm. Venue: Pearl Lam Galleries, 5 Lock Road. #01-06 Gillman Barracks, Singapore 108933 At 5 Lock… Read More Pearl Lam Galleries: Yinka Shonibare MBE Childhood Memories
16th January 2016- A conversation with shortlisted Contemporary Asian artists, Prudential Eye Awards 2016. Event: The Artist and I. A total of five shortlisted artists gave a presentation of their works and the inspirations to producing each piece of sculpture and installation. Picture below shows shortlisted artists for the Prudential Eye Awards; from left to… Read More Prudential Eye Awards: The Artist and I at the ArtScience Museum
14th January 2016- Design appreciation event organized by the Design Council at the National Design Centre, Singapore. The film, Sign Painters (2013) is based on a longstanding artisanal trade and tradition in the United States, sign paintings. ‘I always tell them (the customers) that what you get out from these plates will be way… Read More A Headstart to Singapore’s Art Week. Film Screening: Sign Painters
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