Exhibition till 30th August 2025 Educational and cultural organisation, Alliance Française de Singapour is proud to present “OCEAN: Diving into the unknown,” an enlightening exhibition that invites you on a breathtaking journey beneath the ocean’s surface. Running from 30 May to 30 August 2025, this landmark showcase will transform the Alliance Française’s gallery into an… Read More OCEAN: Diving into the unknown
Coming up on December 2nd, 2024, the National Gallery Singapore is set to unveil the first part of its groundbreaking long-term exhibition, Singapore Stories: Pathways and Detours in Art, in the stunningly revamped DBS Singapore Gallery. This is more than just an exhibition; it’s an invitation to embark on a captivating journey through the heart… Read More Pathways and Detours in Art
SINGAPORE ART WEEK IS BACK, BURSTING WITH EXCITING COLLABORATIONS AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMES DESIGNED TO STIR YOUR SOUL AND ENCHANT YOUR SENSES! Art Takes Over with an incredible line up of more than 130 events over 10 days Singapore Art Week (SAW), the premier visual arts season in Southeast Asia, will take place from 17 to… Read More Singapore Art Week: 130 events over 10 days
Earth Hour with i Light Marina Bay SINGAPORE – i Light Marina Bay, Asia’s leading sustainable light art festival opened on March 4th 2016 with a record 73buildings and organisations around the Bay pledging their support for sustainability. Minister for National DevelopmentLawrence Wong officiated the opening ceremony this evening to kick-start the three-week annual festival, which… Read More Earth Hour: ‘Switch Off, Turn Up’ campaign, i Light Marina Bay
This article is based on i) the discussion at Southeast Asia forum Singapore, part of the ArtStage event at Marina Bay Sands; and ii) an interview session with Prof. Peggy Levitt– Professor and Chair of the Sociology Department at Wellesley College and Co-Director of the Transnational Studies Initiative at Harvard University, and Ms Tintin Wulia. … Read More Global Citizens and UrbanScapes
In Chinese painting and calligraphy, brushes are as similar to the wizards’ wands. Fox tail fur, horse mane and fur from the deer are some of the few desired brush collection among artists. Ricepaper is the common paper-type used in Chinese calligraphy. If you are an art collector or appreciate the water ink or Chinese characters… Read More ChinaArtists: Calligraphy and Ink Artworks Exhibitions in 2016
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