Exhibition until the 30th of June 2024 at the National Gallery Singapore. A testament of the enduring nature of human spirits. Visitors will find eight life-sized human figure wire sculptures located between the old city hall building and the old supreme court.
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
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
If you are living in or visiting one of the following cities, take the opportunity to visit the recommended galleries. I) National Gallery Singapore Painting with Light, a South-East Asia film series featuring some of South-East Asian best cinematic stories. Tickets are at SGD $10/ film session. This film series is curated by Philip Cheah. March… Read More Weekend: Cities Hopping
Artist: Xooang Choi, Korean born artist founded his studio (Xooang Choi Studio) in 2012. The sculptor, Xooang Choi, creation is a hyper-realistic two human-figures-hugging-each-other in such an incredible way that pink clouds emerged from their skulls. The artwork is so well-done that the editorial board is considering to file for an age-limit on our readership. Xooang… Read More In-Sync with Valentine’s Xooang Choi
About the artist Kosei Komatsu a Japanese born artist (b.1981) and a graduate from Tokyo University of Arts (2006). Kosei uses materials from Mother Nature to create his masterpieces. Materials include: light, hair, fabric and feathers. His showcase in this article is part of his recent creation: Evolution of the Birds; Feather, 2014. Kosei’s work has been… Read More Kosei Komatsu: Lifelog Chrysolophus Pictus Head 2.2. ArtStage ICYMI P3
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
Simon Lee Gallery is proud to present for the first time in Asia, an exhibition of new works by New York-based artist Valerie Snobeck. Exhibition has already commenced; from the 13th January to 11th February 2016. Picture above shows one of Snobeck’s artworks: Reservoirs with Stains, Dust, and Burns (Filled and Folded), 2015. The artworks are… Read More Valerie Snobeck at Simon Lee Gallery HK
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