Singapore
Art Week
guide 2014
JANUARY 13 ‒ 19
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Singapore
Art Week
Welcome to THE
Singapore Art Week!
For art lovers, there’s no better time to be in Singapore than
during the Singapore Art Week (January 13 to 19), as it marks the
period when Singapore’s visual art scene is at its most vibrant.
It’s the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in a flurry of
varied art experiences, from blockbuster exhibitions to emerging
stars from the region, from engaging talks and seminars to
special movie screenings. At the same time, you’ll be meeting
art collectors, art enthusiasts and artists from all over the world.
In fact, top international artists like Takashi Murakami and David
LaChapelle have dropped by in previous years, so fans might just
catch a glimpse of their favourite stars from the art world during
the week!
With so many exhibitions and activities going on around the city,
this all-in-one navigational guide is a must-have accessory. To
make finding your way around Singapore a breeze, we’ve zoomed
in on five key art precincts, so you can work through the shows
and events listed here—and still find time to kick back and soak
up the unique atmosphere of each neighbourhood.
So, with the itinerary sorted, you’re ready to embark on your
art journey.
gillman
barracks
civic district &
marina bay
Orchard ROAD &
dempsey HILL
chinatown &
Artspace @ helutrans
Art trails
index
Singapore Art Week
bras basah & Bugis
41 48 55 57
4 6 24 36
event highlights
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Bras Basah
& Bugis
Orchard Road
& Dempsey Hill
Civic District
& Marina Bay
(See page 16)
(See page 44)
National Museum
of Singapore
A Changed World
10am-6pm
Until Mar 16
British Council
and Singapore
International
Foundation
Preview of Angles
of Incidence
6:30pm
Until Mar 23
13
Singapore Art
Museum
Singapore Biennale
10am-7pm
Until Feb 19
highlights
(See page 12)
Art-2
Preview of
Sleepless in the City
6:30pm
Until Jan 29
(See page 9)
14
Galerie Perrotin
Unveiling Ceremony:
Jean-Michel
Othoniel’s Red Knot
10am
(See page 42)
Civic District
& Marina Bay
Art Outreach
Marina Bay Sands
Art Path
2pm
Until Jan 17
(See page 56)
Chinatown &
Artspace @
Helutrans
Artspace @
Helutrans
Preview of
Fraternize, Neo
Folk 2, Puuya
Kuntha-Strong
Heart and Poised for
Degradation
6-9pm
Until Mar 1
(See page 53 & 54)
ART TRAILS
4
Art Galleries
Association
Singapore (AGAS)
ART IN MOTION
Official Launch and
Dinner Party
Les Bouchons
Rive Gauche (41
Robertson Quay)
8pm
(See page 55)
15
Art Stage
Singapore
Vernissage
6-9pm
(See page 40)
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Civic District
& Marina Bay
Chinatown
& Artspace@
Helutrans
Orchard Road
& Dempsey Hill
Civic District
& Marina Bay
16
Art Stage
Singapore
12-7pm
LASALLE Talks at
1pm & 2:30pm
Roundtable
Discussions
moderated by Flash
Art at 4:30pm
Until Jan 19
(See page 40)
Gillman
Barracks
Pearl Lam
Galleries
Opening Reception
of Where Does
It All Begin?
Contemporary
Abstract Art in Asia
and the West
6pm
Until Feb 28
(See page 28)
Sundaram Tagore
Gallery
Artist Talk by
Jane Lee
6-8pm
Bras Basah
& Bugis
Art Plural Gallery
Preview of Flux
6:30pm
Until Feb 28
Art Apart Fair
Opening of Art
Apart Fair
12-7pm
Until Jan 19
(See page 51)
Civic District
& Marina Bay
Platform Projects
Panel Discussion:
Sharing Your Art,
The Art of Sharing
featuring Dorothy
Vogel
6:30pm
(See page 38)
Gillman
Barracks
Centre for
Contemporary Art
(CCA)
Opening Reception
of Paradise Lost
6:30pm
Until Mar 30
(See page 35)
Gillman Barracks
An Evening at
Gillman Barracks
7pm
(See page 28)
18
LARASATI
Asian Modern &
Contemporary Fine
Art Auction
2pm
(See page 43)
Gillman
Barracks
Gillman Barracks
Art Meets History
Guided Tours
Various timings
Until Jan 19
Art Outreach
Art-in-Transit:
Circle Line
11am & 2:30pm
(See page 56)
Bras Basah
& Bugis
Est-Ouest
Auctions
Est-Ouest Auctions
3pm
(See page 15)
(See page 25)
Yeo Workshop
Artist Talk by
Christopher
Kulendran Thomas
4pm
(See page 31)
Civic District
& Marina Bay
Platform Projects &
A Craft Initiative
Premiere of Herb &
Dorothy 50 x 50
4:15pm
(See page 38)
Art Stage Singapore
12-7pm
CCA Talks at 1pm &
2:30pm
(See page 40)
(See page 11)
Bras Basah
& Bugis
Singapore
Biennale
Poetic Interventions
@ Singapore
Biennale Sculptures
7pm
(See page 55)
(See page 55)
19
Art Galleries
Association
Singapore (AGAS)
ART IN MOTION
11am-7pm
Until Jan 19
(See page 23)
5
Aliwal Arts Centre
Aliwal Urban Art
Festival
5pm-midnight
Singapore Art Week event highlights
(See page 30)
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Located in the heart of Singapore’s civic district, Bras
Basah is home to numerous museums and historic
landmarks, complemented with a myriad of art
galleries staging quality shows and events. Bras Basah
pulsates with the energy of the local art scene.
basah
1
Y2 Arts
Jade of Desire ± Zi Peng's Second
Solo Exhibition in Singapore
Jan 12 – 21
Preview Jan 12, 3pm
Free admission
Chinese artist Zi Peng’s latest solo show leads viewers
on a surrealistic voyage to embrace and experience
the balancing and harmonious effect of jade objects.
His innate ability to use oil to realistically capture the
brilliance of the stone, intermingling with his exuberant
imagination of incorporating traditional Chinese art
techniques, invites art-goers to reinterpret the stone’s
inherent meanings and values.
ARTrium@MCI
Old Hill Street Police Station
140 Hill Street
Singapore 179369
+65 6336-8683
Daily – 11am to 7pm
www.y2arts.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 04223
124, 145, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190, 851
Bus-stop 04229
2, 12, 33, 147, 190
MRT
NS23
Clarke Quay station (3 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
1
Gajah Gallery
Fissuring Transformation by
Qiu Deshu
Jan 17 – Feb 9
Preview Jan 16, 7pm
1
Art-2
Sleepless in the City
Jan 13 – 29
Preview Jan 13, 6:30pm
Free admission
#01-03 Old Hill Street Police
Station
140 Hill Street
Singapore 179369
+65 6338-8713
Mon to Sat – 11am to 7pm
www.art2.com.sg
#01-08 Old Hill Street
Police Station
140 Hill Street
Singapore 179369
+65 6737-4202
Mon to Fri – 11am to 7pm
Sat to Sun – Noon to 6pm
www.gajahgallery.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04223
124, 145, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190, 851
Bus-stop 04229
2, 12, 33, 147, 190
MRT
NS23
Clarke Quay station (3 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
9
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04223
124, 145, 147, 166, 174,
174E, 190, 851
Bus-stop 04229
2, 12, 33, 147, 190
MRT
NS23
Clarke Quay station (3 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Founder of one of China’s first avant-garde art groups
after the Cultural Revolution in the 1980s, this is
Qiu Deshu’s retrospective exhibition at the gallery.
The artistic pioneer’s first solo show in Singapore
will uncover how his pictorial language has broken
through traditional Chinese brush and ink techniques
and aesthetics to become a visual metaphor for the
fracture and renewal of the last hundred years of
modern history.
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Singaporean artist Hong Sek
Chern is fascinated by the notion
of the unknown, and the irrational
act of sleeping, for this solo show.
Drawing a direct influence from
Francisco Goya’s etching work
“The Sleep of Reason Produces
Monsters”, Hong’s works feature
imagery of city dwellers who
struggle with sleep.
Free admission
2
Singapore Philatelic
Museum
Seeing is Believing:
Unusual Stamps
Exhibition
Through May 4
$6
Learn about the significance and
importance of the humble postage
stamp at this exhibition of unusual
stamps, such as those made of
materials like wood, silk or lace.
Some of these technological
wonders even glow in the dark
and sport scents like chocolate
and coffee!
3
11.12 Gallery
Snow
Jan 14 – Feb 28
Free admission
23B Coleman Street
Singapore 179807
+65 6337-3888
Mon – 1 to 7pm
Tue to Sun – 9:30am to 7pm
www.spm.org.sg
Russian artist Rinat Voligamsi brings his depiction
of snowy landscapes to Singapore for the first time.
Since 1995, Voligamsi has developed a loyal following
for his quirky use of humour, embedded subtly into
his works. His skillful production of the photorealism
genre, inspired by his childhood, result in a set of
works that is both nostalgic and enchanting.
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04143
124, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Bras Basah station (10 min walk)
#04-02, 36 Armenian Street
Singapore 179934
+65 6636-7738
Mon to Sat – Noon to 7pm
www.11-12gallery.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 04143
124, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Bras Basah station (10 min walk)
5
4
Art Plural Gallery
Flux
Jan 17 – Feb 28
Preview Jan 16, 6:30pm
Free admission
38 Armenian Street
Singapore 179942
+65 6636-8360
Mon to Sat – 11am to 7pm
www.artpluralgallery.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04143
124, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Bras Basah station (10 min walk)
Foundin
Jan 8 – 19
Free admission
Singaporean artist Tan Wei
Keong’s solo exhibition is a quirky
installation of miniature plastic
figurines left in public places to
be found by passers-by. The
figurines outwardly appear to be
male and female, young and old,
and take on various forms from
businessmen to housewives.
45 Armenian Street
Singapore 179936
+65 6337-7535
Daily – Noon to 9pm
www.substation.org
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04143
124, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Bras Basah station (10 min walk)
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More than 20 artists come together in an important
collective exhibition which underlies the pluralistic
identity of the gallery. The multi-faceted show,
featuring names from all over the world, like Fabienne
Verdier, Bernar Venet, Ian Davenport, Nan Qi,
Sherman Ong and many more, hopes to bridge the
East and West art aesthetic of the artists and foster
dialogues between cultures, temporalities and artistic
expressions and mediums.
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National Museum
of Singapore
93 Stamford Road
Singapore 178897
+65 6332-3659
Daily – 10am to 6pm
www.nationalmuseum.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 08041
7, 14, 14E, 16, 36, 64, 65,
77, 106, 111, 124, 128, 139, 162,
162M, 167, 171, 174, 174E, 175,
190, 700, 700A, NR6, NR7
Bus-stop 04121
7, 14, 14E, 16, 36, 77, 106,
111, 124, 128, 131, 162, 162M,
166, 167, 171, 174, 174E, 175,
190, 700, 700A, 857, NR7
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station
(5 min walk)
Dhoby Ghaut station (5 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
50 Years of Television:
An Exhibition
Through Jan 19
Free admission
This exhibition celebrates the arrival and
development of television and how it has shaped
entertainment and lifestyle habits in Singapore from
1963 to today, examining the social and cultural
changes resulting from the advent and growth of
television broadcasting and consumption, and the
role of the television in recording and reflecting
Singapore’s defining moments.
A Changed World:
Singapore Art
1950s±1970s
Through Mar 16
Free admission
12
Travel back in time at this
exhibition that looks at how local
art has evolved in response to the
rapid socioeconomic and cultural
changes that took place after
WWII. Works by Cultural Medallion
recipients and pioneering local
artists, like Cheong Soo Pieng,
Lim Yew Kuan and Ong Kim Seng,
will be on show, and visitors can
browse through reproductions of
rare art exhibition catalogs from
the 1950s to 1970s.
8
7
Ode to Art
Dialogues in Ink
Jan 10 – 20
Free admission
#01-36E/F Raffles City
Shopping Centre
252 North Bridge Road
Singapore 179103
+65 6250-1901
Daily – 10am to 10pm
www.odetoart.com
Jan 11 – Feb 9
Preview Jan 10, 7pm
Free admission
This exhibition by Singaporean artist Dawn Ng
comprises a meticulous collection of curious, quirky
objects, whose labels reveal their significance beyond
the obvious and immediate. Together they constitute
a visual litany of funny, irreverent and, at times,
painfully honest observations about people and their
relationship to time, place, memory and love.
#01-20/21 Raffles Hotel Arcade
328 North Bridge Road
Singapore 188719
+65 6338-1962
Tue to Sun – 11am to 7pm
www.chanhampegalleries.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 01029
7, 32, 51, 61, 63, 80, 145, 175, 197, 851
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (3 min walk)
Esplanade station (3 min walk)
13
Public Transport
Bus-stop 01029
7, 32, 51, 61, 63, 80, 145,
175, 197, 851
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (1 min walk)
WINDOWSHOP: A Modern Day
Cabinet of Curiosities
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Powerful, dramatic and
aesthetically striking, Dialogues
in Ink beholds the leading
Chinese ink artist Qin Feng’s bold
brushstrokes that lyrically combine
the gestural impulses of Western
abstract with traditional Chinese
calligraphy art. Using unorthodox
materials such as coffee and tea,
the artist asserts a break with
tradition while also alluding to the
two cultural poles at play.
Chan Hampe Galleries
8
Nikei Fine Art
Intricacy
Jan 19 – Mar 30
Preview Jan 19, 2pm
This group show features three
young and emerging female artists
from Japan—Nieda, Kaori and
Maiko—who present paintings that
depict the different intricacies of
their individual craft.
#01-34 Raffles Hotel Arcade
328 North Bridge Road
Singapore 188719
+65 6338-9073
Tue to Sun – 11am to 7pm
www.nikeifineart.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 01029
7, 32, 51, 61, 63, 80, 145,
175, 197, 851
MRT
NS23
City Hall station (3 min walk)
Esplanade station (3 min walk)
9
Art Commune
Passion for Landscapes: The
Watercolour Art of Ong Kim Seng
Jan 4 – 19
Free admission
The exhibition showcases over 25 pieces of oil and
watercolour paintings by one of Southeast Asia’s top
watercolour artists, Ong Kim Seng. The Singaporean
veteran is highly acclaimed for his watercolour
works, which have a lyrical expressiveness and
poetic charm. Also on display are his oil landscapes,
a rarely explored aspect of his artistic oeuvre. An
accompanying publication will provide a concise and
comprehensive overview of the artist’s life and works.
#02-43 Bras Basah Complex
231 Bain Street
Singapore 180231
+65 6336-4240
Daily – Noon to 7pm
www.artcommune.com.sg
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 01019
2, 12, 33, 130, 133, 960
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (5 min walk)
EST-OUEST AUCTIONS
2014 SINGAPORE SALE
VIP INVITATION
OPENING RECEPTION
Saturday 18 January 6pm
at Raffles Hotel Singapore
10
Est-Ouest Auctions
Singapore Art Museum
Jan 18, 7:30pm;
Jan 19, 3pm
Preview Jan 18-19,
11am
Not Against
Interpretation: Untitled
Free admission
This exhibition features untitled works drawn from
the National Heritage Board’s collection of drawings,
paintings, prints and sculptures by notable local
contemporary artists Cheo Chai Hiang, Chua Ek Kay,
Tang Da Wu, Tang Mun Kit and Zai Kuning, among
many others.
3/F Ballroom, Raffles Hotel,
1 Beach Road, Singapore
189673, +65 6337-1886.
Public Transport
MRT
NS23
City Hall station
(3 min walk)
$5-10
71 Bras Basah Road
Singapore 189555
+65 6332-3222
Sat to Thu – 10am to 7pm
Fri – 10am to 9pm
www.singaporeartmuseum.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04179
7, 14, 14E, 16, 36, 77, 106, 111, 128, 131, 162,
162M, 167, 171, 175, 502, 518, 700, 700A, 857
Bus-stop 04189
131, 147, 166, 857
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (1 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
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Fans of art objects including
jewellery, watches and pure
gold works must head down to
the Est-Ouest Auctions where
some of the finest pieces are
put up for public sale. A myriad
of paintings and rare decorative
gems can also be found here.
Through Apr 1
15
10
Singapore Art Museum
Singapore Biennale
Through Feb 16
$5 – $10 (concessions available)
71 Bras Basah Road
Singapore 189555
+65 6332-3222
Sat to Thu – 10am to 7pm
Fri – 10am to 9pm
www.singaporeartmuseum.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04179
7, 14, 14E, 16, 36, 77, 106,
111, 128, 131, 162, 162M, 167,
171, 175, 502, 518, 700, 700A, 857
Bus-stop 04189
131, 147, 166, 857
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (1 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
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Singapore’s premier contemporary art exhibition
invites you to reconsider the world we live in through
this multi-venue showcase. Titled If The World
Changed, the Biennale draws on the expertise of
27 curators and features over 100 artworks from
82 artists and artist collectives. This is also the first
time that more than half the works on show will be
Biennale commissions. The majority of artworks
are concentrated at venues in the Bras Basah and
Bugis areas (with Singapore Art Museum being the
festival’s base and information centre), making it
more convenient to move from one venue to another.
If you have a smartphone, you can download the
special Biennale app to guide you through three
special walking trails or even create your own trails
based on works that you are interested in. Exhibitions
ongoing at Singapore Art Museum, National Museum
of Singapore, Peranakan Museum, Waterloo Centre,
National Library Building, Fort Canning Park and Our
Museum@Taman Jurong. For more information, log on
to www.singaporebiennale.org
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2902 Gallery
The Sanctuary of the
Topsy Turvy
Jan 15 – Feb 28
Preview Jan 14, 6:30pM
Free admission
#02-02, 222 Queen Street
Singapore 188550
+65 6339-8655
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
www.2902gallery.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 01012
2, 7, 12, 32, 33, 51, 61, 63,
80, 175, NR7
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (2 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Zulkifle Mahmod: Sonically
Exposed
Jan 15 – Mar 9
Preview Jan 14, 7pm
Free admission
Formally trained in sculpture, Zulkifle Mahmod a.k.a.
ZUL has since developed multi-disciplinary works
ranging from sound to installation and drawing.
In Sonically Exposed, ZUL further explores the
boundaries of his medium and exploration by
incorporating both sound and visual, resulting in an
experience that will differ for each viewer.
#02-06
51 Waterloo Street
Singapore 187969
+65 6738-2872
Mon to Fri – 10am to 7pm
Sat to Sun – 11am to 5pm
www.theprivatemuseum.org
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04179
7, 14, 14E, 16, 36, 77, 106, 111, 128, 131, 162,
162M, 167, 171, 175, 502, 518, 700, 700A
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (1 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
Singapore Art Week bras basah & bugis
A showcase of wonderful, quirky
photographs by 42-year-old
Japanese artist Yuki Onodera.
Created over the past decade,
the pieces are imbued with
a dichotomy of sense and
wonder, as well as curiosity and
insight, brought on by her fresh
interpretations of the imagemaking process which push the
boundaries of the genre.
The Private Museum
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Yavuz Fine Art
Cold Cuts
Jan 17 – 23
Preview Jan 16, 7pm
Free admission
One of Southeast Asia’s leading artists, Thailand’s
Pinaree Sanpitak, is known worldwide for her powerful
explorations of the female experience, distilling the
body to its most primal forms: the vessel and the
mound. For Cold Cuts, the artist presents “Breast
Stupa Topiary”, a series of eight stainless steel breastshaped sculptures related to the iconic form of the
Buddhist stupa (shrine), as well as new acrylic and
pencil paintings.
#03-01, 51 Waterloo Street
Singapore 187969
+65 6338-7900
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 1pm to 5pm
www.yavuzfineart.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04179
7, 14, 14E, 16, 36, 77, 106, 111, 128, 131, 162,
162M, 167, 171, 175, 502, 518, 700, 700A, 857
Bus-stop 04189
131, 147, 166, 857
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (1 min walk)
City Hall station (10 min walk)
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Sculpture Square
In the Deadpan Bed
Pan
Jan 16 – 29
Free admission
Tan Wee Lit’s assortment of
sculptural installations at Sculpture
Square examines the transience
of one’s mortality in his usual tone
of absurd tragicomedy. Instead
of a mid-career retrospective,
Tan presents a mid-life crisis
perspective in self-reflexivity
through a collection of works that
are more than just a matter of life
and death.
155 Middle Road
Singapore 188977
+65 6333-1055
Daily – 11am to 7pm
www.sculpturesq.com.sg
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 07569
56, 960
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (6 min walk)
Bugis station (8 min walk)
Eat & Drink
Artichoke
An eclectic, fun spot boasting
a delicious Moorish menu, plus
cheerful and attentive service
to boot.
Sculpture Square, 161 Middle Road,
Singapore 188978, +65 6336-6949,
www.artichoke.com.sg. MRT: Bugis.
Bacchanalia
At this stylish modern European
restaurant in the historic Masonic
Club building, the cuisine and
cocktails are equally elegant.
NAFA Galleries 1 & 2
Nanyang Inspired
Through Jan 22
Free admission
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts’ exhibition explores
the art of Nanyang in the medium of oil and acrylic.
Presenting close to 30 recent works by Singapore and
Malaysian alumni artists, this is the 9th in the series of
art exhibitions.
Le Bistrot du Sommelier
Chef Patrick Heuberger and
sommelier Max Fedkiw team up
for soul-satisfying French comfort
food with perfect wine pairings.
Public Transport
Bus-stop 07571
56, 64, 65, 131, 147, 166, 857, NR6
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station
(4 min walk)
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53 Armenian Street, Singapore
179940, +65 6333-1982,
www.lebistrotdusommelier.com.
MRT: Bras Basah.
80 Bencoolen Street
Singapore 189655
+65 6512-4043
Tue to Sun – 11am to 7pm
www.nafa.edu.sg/happenings
Singapore Art Week bras basah & bugis
23A Coleman Street, Singapore
179806, +65 6509-1453, www.
bacchanalia.asia. MRT: City Hall.
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Awards
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Art Seasons Gallery
Solo Exhibition by Zaw Win Pe
Jan 16 – Feb 15
Preview Jan 16, 6pm
Free admission
Myanmar artist Zaw Win Pe works primarily in oil
and acrylic for his abstract depictions of landscapes
on canvas pieces. Most of his works are influenced
by his visits to the Northeastern state of Shan near
China, where he captures, through the pieces, a
distinct sense of place and intrinsic identity. Through
his visual commentaries, the works present a unique
and intimate opportunity for art-goers to explore the
rich complexities of the region’s diverse socio-cultural
environments.
#02-21/24 PoMo
1 Selegie Road
Singapore 188306
+65 6741-6366
Mon to Sat – 11am to 7pm
www.artseasonsgallery.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 07011
64, 65, 131, 139, 147, 166, 857, 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N,
5N, 6N, NR6
MRT
NS23
Bras Basah station (5 min walk)
Dhoby Ghaut station (7 min walk)
Jan 16 – Feb 5
Gala ceremony Jan 18 (BY INVITATION)
Free admission
A prominent art exhibition
featuring shortlisted artists from
the inaugural Prudential Eye
Awards spanning photography,
painting, sculpture, installation
and digital/video. The Prudential
Eye Awards are founded by
the Global Eye Programme,
a not-for-profit organisation
dedicated to supporting
emerging artists, established
by Parallel Contemporary Art
in collaboration with Saatchi
Gallery. Additional awards will
celebrate achievement by an
exhibition of Asian art, an award
for excellence by an emerging
gallery in greater Asia and
outstanding contribution by an
artist to Asian contemporary art.
Crescent Room, 2/F Suntec
City Mall, 3 Temasek Boulevard,
Singapore 038983,
+65 6822-1537.
Open daily 10am-10pm.
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Public Transport
MRT
NS23
Esplanade station (1 min walk)
Promenade station (1 min walk)
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Institute of Contemporary Arts
Singapore
ON: 2014
Jan 17 – 28
Preview Jan 16, 6:30pm
Free admission
1 McNally Street
Singapore 187940
+65 6496-5134
Tue to Sun – 10am to 6pm
www.lasalle.edu.sg/icas
Public Transport
Bus-stop 07531
23, 48, 57, 66, 67, 170, 851, 960, 980
MRT
NS23
Little India station (8 min walk)
Bugis station (8 min walk)
Dhoby Ghaut station (10 min walk)
Singapore Art Week bras basah & bugis
The exhibition celebrates design luminaries from
LASALLE College of the Arts, and will feature design
stars from the Faculty of Design including award
winners and hot picks from the Crowbar Awards,
Furniture Design Awards, Space Nurtures, Red Dot
Design Award, D&AD, Triumph Awards and GFW
Awards. Held in collaboration with the LASALLE Open
House 2014.
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This part of town was once home to the Malay
aristocracy. Today, it remains an important
destination for the Malay-Muslim community and
is home to numerous eateries, chic bars and indie
shopping boutiques, making it one of the hippest
neighbourhoods here.
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Objectifs
Days We Met
Jan 8 – 24
Free admission
This photographic exhibition
from local collective 5ive Foot
Way features work they’ve shot,
produced and edited, of the
streets both in Singapore and
abroad. It is striking, thoughtprovoking and a window into
their undeniable love for the
photographic process.
56A Arab Street
Singapore 199753
+65 6293-9782
Mon to Fri – 11am to 7pm
Sat – 12pm to 6pm
www.objectifs.com.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 01521
100, 107, 961, 961C, 980
MRT
NS23
Bugis station (10 min walk)
Eat & Drink
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A for Arbite
Blu Jaz
Maison Ikkoku
Dig into experimental
small plates at this casual
eatery that's influenced by
molecular gastronomy and
exotic ingredients.
This relaxed bar plays
host to a wide variety of
entertainment events ranging
from stand-up comedy to DJ
gigs to live jazz.
An indie caf�, cocktail bar
and menswear boutique all
rolled in one. Nurse a cup of
artisanal coffee or a bespoke
concoction here.
#01-01, 28 Aliwal Street,
Singapore 199918,
+65 8321-2252, www.arbite.com.
sg. MRT: Bugis.
11 Bali Lane, Singapore 189848,
+65 6292-3800, www.blujaz.net.
MRT: Bugis.
20 Kandahar Street, Singapore
198885, +65 6294-0078,
www.maison-ikkoku.net.
MRT: Bugis.
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Aliwal Arts Centre
28 Aliwal Street
Singapore 199918
+65 6435-0131
Mon to Sun – 9am to 10pm
www.aliwalartscentre.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 01239
107, 107M, 961, 961C, 980
MRT
NS23
Lavender station (10 min walk)
Aliwal Urban Art Festival
© 'Sacrifice' by Sujak Rahman
Jan 18, 5pm to midnight
Free admission
For one night only, experience an exciting line-up
of funk, rock and hip hop bands, DJs, dancers, live
street art and video projections. Don’t miss Masia
One, Fungkimunkees, Darker Than Wax, +65 Drum
& Bass, O$P$ and the RSCLS as they give you a
taste of Singapore’s urban art scene!
© Tang Ling Nah
An Art Exhibition by
the Angkatan Pelukis
Aneka Daya (APAD)
Free admission
This ‘big’ painting exhibition
featuring some of the APAD
members’ best work will capture
your imagination! The artists’
individual themes and concerns
are skilfully explored and
expressed through a range of
mediums such as watercolour,
batik, oil, acrylic and mixed
medium. The show will also be a
rare opportunity to view one of the
last paintings by the late S. Mohdir,
a founder-member of the society.
Jan 17, 7pm to 8pm;
Jan 18, 6pm to 7pm
Free admission
Initiated by visual artist Tang Ling Nah, Drawing
Parallel examines the medium of drawing in
relation to movements performed by the human
body in everyday life. The ‘drawer’ (performer) will
be ‘drawing’ on surfaces using actions related to
the idea of ‘cleaning’, such as erasing, mopping,
peeling, scraping and wiping, which create marks
on surfaces or in space. The performance is a
collaborative project involving dancers Adele Goh,
Bernice Lee and Kai Eng.
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www.apad.org.sg
Drawing Parallel
Singapore Art Week bras basah & bugis
Jan 15 - 19,
12pm to 8pm
Opening reception
Jan 14, 7:30pm
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LABRADOR PARK
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Gillman Barracks, 9 Lock Road,
Singapore 108937
www.gillmanbarracks.com
www.facebook.com/gillman.
barracks
Public Transport
Bus-stop 15051
51, 57, 61, 93, 97, 97E, 100,
166, 175, 408, 963, 963E
MRT
NS23
Labrador Park station
(11 min walk)
Gillman Barracks is home to 16 international galleries
presenting cutting edge exhibitions against lush
greenery and colonial buildings dating back to the
1930s. Named after General Webb Gillman, the
Barracks was the site of a fierce battle between
the British army and Japanese in 1942 during World
War II. The British military withdrew from Singapore
in 1971 and the Singapore Armed Forces moved in
until the 1990s. The Barracks was then re-developed
and launched in September 2012 as a centre for the
creation, exhibition and discussion of contemporary art
in Asia.
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With a diverse offering of works and art spaces,
Gillman Barracks is a must-visit during your stay in
Singapore. Join us for the launch of a new series of
bespoke tours that marries insights to world-class
contemporary artworks with an introduction to the
Barracks’ rich history. Presented by the Friends of the
Museums (Singapore), the tours bring a refreshing
perspective to the Barracks’ treasure trove of art and
history. To register for a tour, log on to http://fomgillman-barracks.eventbrite.sg.
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Located alongside the international galleries is the
Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) which opened in
October 2013. CCA incorporates a holistic approach
towards art and culture, intertwining a variety of
programmes from exhibitions, public programmes to
research and residencies. Embracing academic and
scholarly research, CCA will be playing host to top
quality programmes devoted to advancing knowledge
in contemporary art.
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ARNDT
Stephan Balkenhol
Jan 11 – Feb 23
opening reception Jan 10, 6pm
Free admission
This is the first solo exhibition in Singapore and
Southeast Asia by German artist Stephan Balkenhol.
Balkenhol carves sculptures out of wood, mainly of
seemingly commonplace men and women in simple
clothing, which seem at once familiar yet detached.
The artist proposes a story without an end by
providing a fragment. His sensitive and minimalist
forms allow ample space for the audience to complete
the story.
#01-35
22 Lock Road
Singapore 108939
+65 6734-0775
Wed to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.arndtberlin.com
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Mizuma Gallery
Archipelagoes
Jan 10 – 26
opening reception
Jan 10, 6pm
Free admission
This is a diverse and exciting
group show featuring Japanese
and Indonesian artists exploring
and questioning the notions of
insularity and diversity in the
interconnected global society that
we live in today.
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#01-34
22 Lock Road
Singapore 108939
+65 6570-2505
Tue to Sun – 11am to 7pm
www.mizuma.sg
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Michael Janssen
Singapore
Titarubi
Free admission
Indonesian artist Titarubi presents
a new set of outstanding
sculptures made from gold plated
nutmegs, gold leafs on book, burnt
wood, stainless steel and mace.
#02-21
9 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6734-8948
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
Sun – Noon to 6pm
galeriemichaeljanssen.com
ShanghART Gallery
The Spectacle of Spectacles
Through Feb 3
Free admission
A group show featuring primarily small works by
Chinese artists including Ding Yi, Zhou Tiehai, Shi
Qing, Sun Xun and Tang Maohong. These smaller
creations correspond to how Chinese philosophy
inspects the profound and extensive reflection from
a micro point of view, focusing on the medium and
materials of the artworks instead.
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#02-22
9 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6734-9537
Tue to Sun – 11am to 7pm
www.shanghartsingapore.com
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Jan 11 – Mar 16
opening reception
Jan 10, 7pm
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An Evening at
Gillman Barracks
Jan 17, 7pm till late
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Pearl Lam Galleries
Where Does It All Begin?
Contemporary Abstract Art in
Asia and the West
Jan 17 – Feb 28
opening reception jan 16, 6pm
Free admission
Pearl Lam Galleries’ inaugural exhibition explores
and refutes the myth that contemporary art from
Asia is dependent on Western art, while revealing
and celebrating the complex and ongoing dialogue
between Western and Asian abstract art. It provides
a unique opportunity to see major artists from around
the world such as Pat Steir, Zhu Jinshi, Su Xiaobai,
Peter Peri and Chrstine Ay Tjoe side by side, exploring
and revealing the power of abstract art today.
#03-22
9 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm,
Sun – Noon to 6pm
www.pearllam.com
Free admission
Formerly a colonial barracks, this
picturesque enclave comprising
16 galleries is Asia’s latest
contemporary art destination.
A veritable art feast of special
happenings set against the new
shows premiered by the galleries
provides the perfect opportunity to
enjoy Gillman Barracks’ diverse art
offerings. Be sure to stop by the
opening of the CCA’s inaugural
exhibition, Paradise Lost, and
experimental pop-up
concept, The U Factory, for its
exciting array of lifestyle offerings.
For shuttle bus schedule from
Marina Bay Sands and to Labrador
Park station,please see the Gillman
Barracks website.
9 Lock Road, Singapore 108937
www.gillmanbarracks.com
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Ota Fine Arts
Tomoko Kashiki
Jan 17 – Mar 2
Opening reception
Jan 17, 7pm
Free admission
Partners & Mucciaccia
Works 2003-2013
Through Feb 16
Free admission
Works 2003-2013 is an anthology of works by one of
the most significant Italian artists, Oliviero Rainaldi.
Rainaldi’s work focuses on the metaphysical nature
of the human figure through drawings, paintings, and
sculptures in different materials, including bronze,
plaster, gold, marble and glass—all magnificent yet
sensual creations from this masterful artist.
#02-10
6 Lock Road
Singapore 108934
+65 6694-3777
Tue to Fri – Noon to 7pm
Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.partnersandmucciaccia.com
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#02-13
7 Lock Road
Singapore 108935
+65 6694-3071
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
Sun – Noon to 6pm
www.otafinearts.com/singapore
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Reminiscent of Heian Buddhist
paintings, Japanese artist
Tomoko Kashiki’s first solo show
is derived from her personal
themes of “poetic sentiments”
and “emotions”. Created through
an elaborate process of painting,
erasure, sanding, and repainting,
layer by layer, her depictions of
women in pinewood gardens
open up an intimate world that is
suspended between dreams
and desires.
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The Drawing Room
Kiko Escora
Jan 10 – Feb 16
Opening reception
Jan 10, 6pm
Free admission
The talented Filipino artist Kiko
Escora depicts the dichotomy
between paint and charcoal
through his intricate exploration
of contours, shadows and tones,
resulting in a series of drawings of
human figures in various states of
ennui.
#01-06
5 Lock Road
Singapore 108933
+65 6694-3289
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.drawingroomgallery.com
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Sundaram Tagore Gallery
Jane Lee: 100 Faces
Jan 10 – Mar 2
Opening reception Jan 10, 6pm
Free admission
One of Singapore’s most well-known sculptors, Jane
Lee, presents a new collection of paintings that are
informed by her sculptural practices and techniques.
The debut of this Faces and Stack series challenges
art viewers with its approach.
#01-05
5 Lock Road
Singapore 108933
+65 6694-3378
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.sundaramtagore.com
Eat & Drink
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Masons
Timbre @ Gillman
A colonial-style restaurant
and bar serving Italian fare,
with lots of boutique wines
and classic cocktails to wash
it all down.
Unpretentious comfort
fare±like pizza and beer±is
the order of the day at this
live music bar.
8 Lock Road, Singapore 108936,
+65 6694-2216, www.masons.sg.
MRT: Labrador Park.
9A Lock Road, Singapore
108926, +65 6694-4201,
www.timbregroup.asia.
MRT: Labrador Park.
The Naked Finn
Local dishes like prawn
noodle soup get a
luxurious makeover at this
unconventional seafood grill
and cocktail specialist.
41 Malan Road, Singapore
109454, +65 6694-0807,
www.nakedfinn.com.
MRT: Labrador Park.
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Fost Gallery
Logical Progressions
Jan 10 – Mar 2
Free admission
Yeo Workshop
When Platitudes Become Form
Jan 16 – mar 16
Artist talk Jan 18, 4pm
Free admission
Taking the system by which art is distributed as
his material, artist Christopher Kulendran Thomas
purchases existing artworks from the margins of
international art power and reconfigures them for
worldwide circulation. Through this, he explores the
evisceration of contemporary art’s globalising mission,
where art is taken to be ecologically contingent within
its complex networked reality.
#01-01
1 Lock Road
Singapore 108973
+65 6685-5990
Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun – Noon to 6pm
Fri – Noon to 9pm
www.yeoworkshop.com
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#01-02
1 Lock Road
Singapore 108932
+65 6694-3080
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.fostgallery.com
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A solo exhibition by Singaporean
artist Song-Ming Ang, whose
practice explores the contexts in
which music is produced. At the
heart of the show lies Backwards
Bach (2013)—a new, two-channel
video of the artist performing
on a harpsichord. Having never
received piano or harpsichord
training, Ang set himself the task
of learning to play the C Major
Prelude from J. S. Bach’s The
Well-Tempered Clavier (Book 1).
Ang then formulated a backwards
version of the Prelude and learnt
to play it, eventually filming both
performances in a Baroque-era
villa in Germany.
The U Factory
Free admission
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Tomio Koyama Gallery
Nana Funo:
The Fish Glitters
As Its Scales Tremble
Jan 10 – Feb 16
Opening reception Jan 10,
7pm
Free admission
Japanese artist Nana Funo embraces
decorative patterns, animals, plants, figures,
landscapes and written characters through
her whimsical creations. Her delicate motifs
of personal memories form an endless
kaleidoscope of colours and imageries that
are haunting and unforgettable.
#01-26
47 Malan Road
Singapore 109444
+65 6659-7068
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
Sun – Noon to 6pm
www.tomiokoyamagallery.com
Inspired by Andy Warhol’s Factory concept
from the 1960s which brought together
the best of creative individuals, The U
Factory is a pop-up concept curated by
Underscore dedicated to creative
experimentation. Taking up temporal
residence in three blocks within Gillman
Barracks, The U Factory offers an exciting
array of lifestyle concepts ranging from
edgy art and design exhibitions, to DIY craft
workshops, to curated independent retail
and F&B. Here’s a glimpse of what you can
expect: Creative Cultures: The Singapore
Showcase, a retail exhibition of products
designed by local creatives; The U Café,
which unites good coffee and great reads
with a huge library of international
independent magazines; and culinary firsts
such as the Brooklyn-inspired ramen
burger and a deconstructed version of laksa.
37-39 Malan Road.
Tue - Sun - 11am to 7pm
For detailed programme schedule:
www.theufactory.com
Drawing Cage
Jan 7 – 26
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Artist Boedi Widjaja will
be showcasing Drawing
Cage, an exhibition of
new work exploring
the performance of
time-space in the city by
using expanded notions
of drawing, structured
around ideas, methods
and relationships of
John Cage.
Block 38, Assembly Hall
Makanlah BuahBuahan Tempatan
± Singapura
Jan 17 – 22
Curated by local studio
ROOTS and L.I.E. from
Malaysia, Makanlah
Buah-buahan Tempatan
is an exhibition that
promotes local fruits and
encourages the public to
appreciate (and consume)
locally crafted art.
Block 38, Assembly Hall
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Space Cottonseed
Kalokagathia: Shin Il
Kim Solo Show
Jan 10 – Feb 16
Opening reception
Jan 10, 7pm
Free admission
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Silverlens
Jan 17 – Feb 23
Opening reception Jan 17, 6pm
Free admission
Filipino artist Maria Taniguchi’s practice involves the
utilisation of image processing and repetitions, and
has over the past five years produced a series of
large paintings that arrange a consistent pattern into
different surface configurations.
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#01-25
47 Malan Road
Singapore 109444
+65 6694-3362
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
Sun – Noon to 6pm
www.silverlensgalleries.com
#01-24
47 Malan Road
Singapore 109444
+65 6694-3362
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.spacecottonseed.com
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Maria Taniguchi
Korean artist Shin Il Kim
has always been interested
in obscuring the borders of
categories set by human senses,
expressed mainly through videos,
pressed line drawings and
sculptures comprising of letters
and characters. For this show,
Kim presents a new series of
works that leads viewers to think
about the visibility and invisibility
of an image, challenging their
perceptions along the way.
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Future Perfect
SEA STATE 3:
Inversion
Jan 10 – Feb 16
Opening reception
Jan 10, 6pm
Free admission
Singaporean artist Charles Lim
presents the third chapter of his
celebrated SEA STATE project,
Inversion. This new installment of
the series will feature sculptural
and video works drawn from Lim’s
ongoing exploration of Singapore’s
maritime geography and history.
#01-22
47 Malan Road
Singapore 109444
Tue to Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun – 11am to 6pm
www.futureperfect.asia
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Equator Art Projects
aestuarium
Jan 10 – Feb 2
Opening receptions Jan 10 & 17,
6:30pm
Free admission
A solo exhibition by Indonesian artist Sunaryo,
featuring a collection of new works on canvas,
curated by Agung Hujatnikajennong.
#01-21
47 Malan Road
Singapore 109444
+65 6694-3727
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
Sun – Noon to 6pm
www.eqproj.com
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The Centre for Contemporary Art
(CCA) Singapore was developed
by Nanyang Technological
University (NTU) with the support
of Singapore’s Economic
Development Board. Beginning
from 2014, the CCA will house
an international artist residency
programme, a research
institution devoted to the study
and research for contemporary
art in the region and present
cutting-edge contemporary
art exhibitions within its site at
Gillman Barracks.
Copyright Christine Fenzl, 2011.
Paradise Lost
Jan 18 – Mar 30
keynote presentation jan 17,
4 – 6pm
opening reception jan 17, 6:30pm
Free admission
CCA’s inaugural exhibition brings together three major
works by establish artists Fiona Tan, Zarina Bhimji
and Trinh T. Minh-ha, introducing an imaginary Asia
as a projected space shaped by an experience of
dislocation and asynchronicity.
43 Malan Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6684-0998
Tue to Sun – Noon to 7pm
Fri – Noon to 9pm
www.facebook.com/CentreForContemporaryArt
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Professor Ute Meta Bauer,
Founding Director at Centre for
Contemporary Art
Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)
Singapore Art Week gillman barracks
“As the recently
inaugurated Centre
for Contemporary
Art, we are pleased to
be an active part of
Gillman Barracks and
join forces alongside a
cluster of international
galleries and young
creative enterprises
to develop a vibrant
cultural community
where contemporary
art really matters.
CCA’s specific role is to
provide a platform for
experimentation,
to test and explore
new ideas.”
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The Arts House
Metamorphosis of
Colours
Jan 13 – 14
district
civic
Once the site of the former British colony’s
commercial activities, the Civic District—located
along the Singapore River—is today home to an
array of historical spots rich in culture, dining
options and after-dark entertainment.
Free admission
Indian artist Paresh Maity’s
uniqueness lies in his rediscovery
of the charm, flavour and magic
of India in his paintings. His art
covers almost all facets and
destinations of India, then across
the seas to London, Venice
and China. This prolific artist’s
adventurous, experimental
personality has prodded him
to explore all mediums—
watercolours, drawings, oils,
mixed media, photographs,
sculptures and installations.
Public Transport
Bus-stop 02011
75, 100, 107, 130, 131, 167
MRT
NS23
Raffles Place station (4 min walk)
City Hall station (8 min walk)
Eat & Drink
The Pelican
Find an unusual combination
of pretty French plates
and local live music at
this charming restaurant
overlooking the river.
A seafood lover's paradise
with dishes inspired by
Bostonian cuisine. Order up
old-fashioned crab cakes and
the raw platter to share.
#02-02 The Arts House, 1 Old
Parliament Lane, Singapore
179429, +65 6333-9312,
www.ocf-singapore.com.
MRT: Raffles Place.
#01-01 One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton
Road, Singapore 049213, +65
6438-0400, www.thepelican.
com.sg MRT: Raffles Place.
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OCF
Singapore Art Week civic district & marina bay
1 Old Parliament Lane
Singapore 179429
+ 65 6332-6903
Mon to Sat – 10am to 10pm
www.theartshouse.com.sg
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Asian Civilisations Museum
Secrets of the Fallen Pagoda:
Treasures From Famen Temple
and the Tang Courts
Jan 17 – May 4
$8-12
A selection of rare relics and objects, including gold,
silver, ceramics and glass, drawn from the famed
Famen Temple in Shaanxi, are exhibited for the
first time in Singapore. As one of the most revered
Buddhist sites in China, the temple is renowned for
housing the finger-bone relic of the Buddha, for the
past six centuries. This is an insightful showcase of
Tang aesthetics and culture.
1 Empress Place
Singapore 179555
+65 6332-7798
Sat to Thu – 10am to 7pm
Fri – 10am to 9pm
www.acm.org.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 02011
75, 100, 107, 130, 131, 167
MRT
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Raffles Place station (3 min walk)
City Hall station (9 min walk)
Famed art collector Dorothy Vogel
will make a guest appearance at
Platform Projects’ panel discussion
Sharing Your Art, The Art of
Sharing (Jan 17, 6:30pm), to reveal
personal insights.
DBS Arts Centre – The Singapore
Repertory Theatre, 20 Merbau Road,
Singapore 239035,
+65 6733-8166. Free admission.
Public Transport
MRT
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Clarke Quay station
(8 min walk)
Platform Projects and A Craft
Initiative jointly present screenings
of Megumi Sasaki’s documentaries
Herb & Dorothy (Jan 18, 2pm,
7pm; Jan 19, 2pm) and Herb &
Dorothy 50x50 (Jan 18, 4:15pm,
9:15pm; Jan 19, 4:15pm) which
trace the path of art collectors Herb
and Dorothy Vogel, who donated
2,500 artworks to museums across
50 states in the US.
The Arts House, 1 Old
Parliament Lane, Singapore
179429, +65 6336-3021,
www.theartshouse.com.sg. $12.
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Public Transport
MRT
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Raffles Place station
(4 min walk)
marina
Sharing Your Art,
The Art of Sharing
bay
marina
Located at the southern tip of the island, Marina
Bay is an extension of Singapore’s downtown and
the focal point for waterfront dining and world class
entertainment. With a host of attractions including
luxury hotels and award-winning horticultural
attractions, Marina Bay is a 24/7 thriving city hub.
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Louis Vuitton
Island Maison
#YesterdaysFutures
Through Mar 30
Free admission
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ArtScience Museum
Through Jan 18
Free admission
Japanese artist Naoko Rosa explores the vibrancy
of kaleidoscopic paint through a video work shot at
2,000 frames per second, capturing the textures and
images caused by sound waves through paint.
10 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018956
+65 6688-8868
Daily – 10am to 7pm
www.marinabaysands.com/Singapore-Museum
Public transport
Bus-stop 03509
97, 97E, 106, 133, 502, 502A, 518, 518A
MRT
NS23
Bayfront station (2 min walk)
Marina Bay station (5 min walk)
#B1-38/39 The Shoppes at Marina
Bay Sands
10 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018972
+65 6788-3888
Sun to Thu – 10am to 11pm
Fri to Sat – 10am to midnight
www.louisvuitton.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 03509
97, 97E, 106, 133, 502,
502A, 518, 518A
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Bayfront station (2 min walk)
Marina Bay station (5 min walk)
Singapore Art Week civic district & marina bay
Sound of Ikebana: Four Seasons
American artist Daniel Arsham
presents a series of works
that is closely related to his
ongoing collaboration with luxury
fashion label Louis Vuitton.
Arsham interprets the surviving
monumental statues, found on
Easter Island, through a series
of drawings and sculptures, that
creates a fictional archaeology
informed by the artist’s personal
experience on the island. Featured
pieces include drawings of Moai
statues and scenes from its townlife and people.
Photo Credits: Galerie Sogan & Art
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Art Stage Singapore
Art Stage Singapore
Jan 16 – 19
VIP Preview 15 Jan, 3PM to 6pm
Vernissage 15 Jan, 6PM to 9pm
$33 (day pass), $63 (season pass)
Seize the opportunity to enjoy the newest and most
cutting edge masterpieces at the fourth edition of
Asia’s leading contemporary art fair. Underscoring the
fair’s Asian identity, Asia-Pacific galleries form 80%
of the 100 galleries, and are set to exhibit a stunning
range of quality works. This year, fair goers can also
look forward to eight specially curated Platforms; each
curated with a museum-like layout showcasing art
from a specific region or country­—such as Southeast
Asia, China, and Japan. You will also get the chance
to attend guided tours as well as talks and panel
discussions featuring renowned local and international
artists and curators.
Halls D, E, F Level B2, Marina Bay Sands Expo &
Convention Centre
10 Bayfront Avenue
+65 6224-4975
Singapore 018956
Thu to Fri – Noon to 7pm
Sat – 11am to 7pm
Sun 11am to 6pm
www.artstagesingapore.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 03509
97, 97E, 106, 133, 502, 502A, 518, 518A
MRT
NS23
Bayfront station (1 min walk)
Marina Bay station (5 min walk)
Eat & Drink
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Ku D� Ta
Waku Ghin
Take in the breathtaking
view from atop Marina
Bay Sands—200 metres
above ground—at this chic
restaurant and club.
It's a splurge, but Japanese
celebrity chef Tetsuya
Wakuda faultless 10-course
degustation menu is
absolutely exquisite.
57/F, Marina Bay Sands, 1
Bayfront Avenue, Singapore
018971, +65 6688-7688,
www.kudeta.com.sg.
MRT: Bayfront.
#02-02 Casino level, Marina
Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue,
Singapore 018956, +65 66888507, www.marinabaysands.com.
MRT: Bayfront.
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Orchard Road is not known as Singapore’s “shopping
street” for nothing. Named after the plantations that lined
it during the ‘40s, it is now home to the world’s most
prominent luxury labels and stylish indie boutiques. But
around here you’ll also find art galleries that are most
definitely worth a visit, in between all that shopping.
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British Council and Singapore
International Foundation
Angles of Incidence
Jan 15 – Mar 23
preview Jan 14, 6:30PM
Free admission
This site-specific installation celebrates the
collaboration between Singaporean architect Randy
Chan and British artist Philippa Lawrence under
AiRx, a cross-cultural arts programme organised
by the British Council and Singapore International
Foundation. The interactive public art installation was
developed during their residencies in Singapore and
London and is curated by Tolla Sloane of Give Art
Space. It will move to London in the summer of 2014.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
1 Cluny Road
Singapore 259569
+65 9005-4850
Daily – 6am to midnight
www.airx.sg
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 41021
48, 66, 67, 151, 153, 154, 156, 170, 171
Bus-stop 13011
7, 75, 77, 105, 106, 123, 174
MRT
NS23
Botanic Gardens station (15 min walk)
LARASATI:
Asian Modern &
Contemporary Fine
Art Auction
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Societe Generale Gallery
Jan 18, 2pm
Preview Jan 17-18,
8am
Emotions: Forms & Colours
Free Admission
Free admission
Featuring a highly-prized and
rare collection of works by old
masters and renowned Asian
artists, the auction is a must
for anyone who is interested in
art—from entry level collectors
to serious investors. The
works are carefully chosen
from Indonesia, Singapore,
Japan, Korea and many more
countries, and located at the
Grand Park Orchard, it will
prove to be both a memorable
and accessible event.
Being brought into the artistic world of her mother’s
studio, French artist Laure Hatchuel-Becker
discovered painting at a very early age. Laure has
travelled the world and discovered new places that
inspire her, in particular the works of indigenous
Australian artists. Her paintings have been exhibited
in Paris, Monaco, London, Punta del Este, Sydney,
Deauville and Miami.
Public Transport
MRT
NS23
Orchard station
(3 min walk)
2/F Alliance Française de Singapour
1 Sarkies Road
Singapore 258130
+65 6833-9314
Mon to Fri – 11am to 7pm
Sat – 11am to 5pm
www.alliancefrancaise.org.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 40041
48, 66, 67, 170, 171, 700, 700A, 960
MRT
NS23
Newton station (3 min walk)
Singapore Art Week orchard road & dempsey hill
Orchard Room, Grand Park
Orchard, 270 Orchard Road,
Singapore 238857, +65 67372130, www.larasati.com.
Jan 10 – 29
Preview Jan 9, 7pm
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MAD Museum of Art & Design
Song Wei Beary Ambitious Series
Through JAN 19
Free admission
Famous Chinese artist Song Wei’s trademark paintings
of toy bears aren’t just symbolic of China’s rapid
globalisation. They are also fun, vibrant and colourful,
underscoring the artworks’ themes of simplicity, purity,
warmth and goodwill.
#03-01 Mandarin Gallery
333A Orchard Road
Singapore 238897
+65 6735-2618
Mon to Sun – 11am to 8pm
www.madmad.com.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 09037
36, 77, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 174,
174e, 190, 518, 518A, 587
MRT
NS23
Somerset station (5 min walk)
Unveiling
ceremony:
Jean-Michel
Othoniel's
Red Knot
Jan 14, 10AM
Free admission
French artist Jean-Michel
Othoniel explores the artistic
malleability of glass through
a series of transformation
and mutation in Red Knot, a
new permanent installation on
Orchard Road. The artist will
be present to share his ideas at
the unveiling ceremony.
Paragon Shopping Centre,
290 Orchard Road, Singapore
238859, +65 6738-5535,
www.paragon.com.sg.
Public Transport
MRT
NS23
Orchard station
(4 min walk)
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Eat & Drink
Homegrown sommelier Ignatius
Chan's highly regarded restaurant
serves up quality EuropeanJapanese plates.
Photo Credits: Alecia Neo
Iggy's
3/F, Hilton Singapore, 581
Orchard Road, Singapore 238883,
+65 6732-2234, www.iggys.com.sg.
MRT: Orchard.
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ION Art
Unseen
Jan 8 – 19
Free admission
Salt grill & Sky bar
55/F, ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn,
Singapore 238801, +65 6592-5118,
www.saltgrill.com. MRT: Orchard.
Tanuki Raw
Come between 5pm to 8pm for
this casual American-Japanese
joint's daily happy hour steals:
$10 martinis and $2 oysters.
4/F ION Orchard
2 Orchard Turn
Singapore 238801
+65 6238-8228
Mon to Sun – 10am to 10pm
www.ionorchard.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 09047
36, 51, 77, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171,
174, 174e, 190
Bus-stop 09023
14e, 124, 128, 143, 162, 162M, 167, 171, 190,
700, 700A, NR1, NR2, NR3
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Orchard station (1 min walk)
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#02-03 Orchard Central, 181
Orchard Road, Singapore 238896,
+65 6636-5949, www.tanukibar.com.
MRT: Somerset.
This large-scale multimedia art installation is an
expression of a dialogue between sighted people and
people with blindness or visual impairment. The artist,
Alecia Neo, presents intimate stories of extraordinary
individuals from Taipei who live with visual impairment
or blindness, by employing various visual aid methods
to reveal existing misperceptions in society.
Singapore Art Week orchard road & dempsey hill
Enjoy a striking view of the
city from 55 storeys up as you
tuck into refined yet satisfying
Australian dishes care of chef
Luke Mangan.
Hip dining and lifestyle destination Dempsey Hill was
once an army camp when Singapore was under British
colonial rule. Today, the black-and-white buildings that
once served as military barracks have been carefully
restored and now house renowned eateries, garden bars,
pampering spots and art galleries, all amid lush greenery.
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Linda Gallery
Cai Lei Solo Exhibition
Jan 19 – Feb 10
Free admission
Cai Lei’s art is infused with emotion. The artist’s intent is to
provoke reflection on the facts of existence that are often
avoided: the passing of time and its consequences. Yet
he shows an appreciation for restraint by keeping the art
works’ backgrounds simple and clean, letting them highlight
the subject of each work rather than distract the audience.
#01-08, 15 Dempsey Road
Singapore 249675
+65 6476-7000
Mon to Sun – 11am to 7pm
www.lindagallery.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 11209
7, 75, 77, 105, 106, 123, 174, 564, NR8
MRT
NS23
Holland Village station (25 min walk)
Eat & Drink
Pidgin Kitchen & Bar
Sample modern riffs on local
fare, such as frog leg risotto and
kaya (coconut jam) bread and
butter pudding, at this innovative
restaurant.
#01-04, 7 Dempsey Road,
Singapore 249671, +65 6475-0080,
www.pidgin.sg. MRT: Orchard.
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MOCA@Loewen
Li Shan Solo
Exhibition
Jan 19 – Feb 16
Free admission
A likeable, easygoing bar serving
up craft beers from homegrown
microbrewery Brewerkz. (The
earlier you arrive, the cheaper
the beer!)
Since his emergence amongst the ’85 New Wave, Li
Shan has been at the forefront of the Chinese avant
garde. Recently, he has continued to push boundaries
with his photographs of insects and flowers, which,
upon close inspection, reveal themselves to be
composites containing close-up images of human body
parts, including skin and genitals.
18E Dempsey Hill, Singapore 249677,
+65 6634-1229, www.brewerkz.com.
MRT: Orchard.
27A Loewen Road
Singapore 248839
+65 6479-6622
Daily – 10am to 6pm
www.mocaloewen.sg
The White Rabbit
Dine on well-executed
western classics in this beautiful
space housed in a restored
Ebenezer chapel.
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39C Harding Road,
Singapore TK, +65 6473-9965,
www.thewhiterabbit.com.sg.
MRT: Orchard.
Public Transport
Bus-stop 11209
7, 75, 77, 105, 106, 123, 174, 564, NR8
MRT
NS23
Holland Village station
(30 min walk)
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Sana Fine Arts
Sublimed Elsewhere's
Jan 14 – 19
Free admission
This is a collective photographic exhibition featuring
images from the Arab world by photographers Jack
Dabaghia and Roger Moukarzel, among many others.
Their sublime vision of “elsewhere” features close
re-examinations of the evolution of societies living
between modernity, tradition and globalisation.
12 Blair Road
Singapore 089912
+65 6689-7968
By appointment only
www.sanagallery.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 10039
61, 120, 124, 143, 147, 166, 167, 196, 197,
961, 961C
MRT
NS23
Outram Park station (10 min walk)
Singapore Art Week chinatown & artspace @ helutrans
chinatown
This historically rich enclave is home to preserved
shophouses that once held coolie houses, opium
dens, brothels and factories, which have long since
been replaced with modern bars, restaurants and
galleries. Though it has evolved significantly over
the years, Chinatown continues to boast a unique
blend of heritage sites and new buildings with strong
cultural influences.
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Wai’s Art Gallery
Phoon Poh Wai's
Birds in Flight of
Migrations
Through Jan 30
Free admission
Featuring Chinese master Phoon
Poh Wai’s majestic paintings of
nature, particularly with birds in
various forms as they take flight.
Also highlighted at the show are
selected works by other prominent
Chinese artists including Xi
Beihong, Lee Manfong and Lin
Feng Mian.
#02-64 The Central
6 Eu Tong Sen Street
Singapore 059817
+65 6225-3885
Mon to Fri – Noon to 8pm
Sat to Sun – 1 to 9pm
www.waisartgallery.com.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 04222
2, 12, 33, 51, 54, 61, 63, 80,
124, 145, 147, 166, 174, 174E,
190, 197, 851, 961, 961C
MRT
NS23
Clarke Quay station (1 min walk)
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Instinc
Project 6581 Part 4
Jan 25 – 26
Free admission
As the last part of an artist residency project which
has taken place between Singapore and Japan since
2013, this culminative showcase features paintings,
drawings and installations by Japanese artists Chihiro
and Yuri Kabata. Chihiro has exhibited in the Museum
of Contemporary Art Tokyo and is known for her
powerful ballpoint pen works, while Yuri’s installations
are often about biological evolution.
#04-163 soho2@central
12 Eu Tong Sen Street
Singapore 059819
+65 6227-9487
Mon to Fri – 11am to 6pm
Sat - Sun - Noon to 6pm
www.instinc.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 04222
2, 12, 33, 51, 54, 61, 63,
80, 124, 145, 147, 166,
174, 174E, 190, 197, 851, 961, 961C
MRT
NS23
Clarke Quay station (1 min walk)
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Art Apart Fair
Jan 17 – 19
$10
This popular fair will feature over 1,500 works created
by over 150 artists from Europe and Asia, focusing
on the works of emerging and mid-career artists from
Russia, Germany, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Philippines
and many more. Located in a comfortable space
inside a contemporary hotel, gems are aplenty here.
Some of the hotel rooms will be especially adorned
with themes like “The Artists’ Garden” and “The
Destruction of the Readymade Everyday” for a fun and
immersive art browsing experience.
PARKROYAL on Pickering
3 Upper Pickering Street
Singapore 058289
+65 9634-9797
Fri to Sun – 11:30am to 9pm
www.artapartfair.com
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Public Transport
Bus-stop 05129
186, 588, 599, 970
MRT
NS23
Clarke Quay station (7 min walk)
Raffles Place station (8 min walk)
Singapore Art Week chinatown & artspace @ helutrans
Art Apart Fair
Eat & Drink
Izy
This izakaya is a cut above the
rest, offering sophisticated takes
on Japanese bar bites like fried
chicken karaage to go with wines
and whiskeys.
27 Club St., Singapore 069413,
+65 6220-3327, www.izy.com.sg.
MRT: Chinatown.
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Utterly Art
Vivid Vistas
Jan 7 – 19
Free admission
Singaporean watercolourist Aaron Gan presents
a vibrant series of works, full with bold dabs of
colour and expertly assured strokes. Eschewing
typical Singapore street scenes, Gan shows instead
atmospheric depictions of skies, vegetation, nature
and human figures.
Oxwell & Co.
A beautifully dolled-up gastrobar
serving house lager and simple
cocktails, dispensed from real,
faucet-style taps.
5 Ann Siang Hill, Singapore 069688,
+65 6438-3984, www.oxwellandco.
com. MRT: Chinatown.
3/F, 20B Mosque Street
Singapore 059500
Mon to Sat – 2 to 8pm
Sun – Noon to 5:30pm
By appointment only
www.utterlyart.sg
Public Transport
Bus-stop 05013
2, 12, 33, 61, 63, 80, 143, 197, 961, 961C, 970,
CT8, CT18
MRT
NS23
Chinatown station (1 min walk)
The Vault
This popular watering hole does
double duty as an art space.
Expect a with-it crowd, especially
during Boat Quay's car-free
nights (Fri-Sat, from 6pm).
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23 Circular Road, Singapore 049379,
+65 6222-5001, www.thevault.com.sg.
MRT: Clarke Quay.
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Artspace @ Helutrans
39 Keppel Road
Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
T +65 6225-5448
www.helutrans.com
Public Transport
Bus-stop 14069
10, 30, 57, 80, 97, 97E, 100,
131, 145, 563
MRT
NS23
Outram Park station
(20 min walk)
Ikkan Art Gallery
Neo Folk 2
Jan 15 – Mar 1
Preview jan 14, 6pm
Free admission
Galerie Steph
FRATERNIZE
Jan 14 – Mar 1
Preview jan 14, 6pm
Free admission
Emerging local interdisciplinary artist Tan Peiling finds
compelling ways to channel our perception of sound
by immersing the audience in a carefully constructed
environment with a hypnotic show. This is part of a
platform to showcase young Singaporean artists with
a penchant for experimentation.
#01-05
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
+65 6681-6490
www.ikkan-art.com
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#01-05
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
+65 9176-8641
www.galeriesteph.com
This inter-disciplinary group
exhibition explores works of
artists in Asia who have been
rediscovering their roots and
traditional crafts by remixing
and creating images inspired
by their heritage. Curated by
Singapore-based art collective
Kult, Paris-based art consultant
Damien Brachet and Tokyo’s Clear
Edition & Gallery, this multimedia
exhibition gets under the surface
of living in modern Asia.
Singapore Art Week chinatown & artspace @ helutrans
@ helutrans
artspace
Tucked away in an unassuming industrial building
near Keppel Harbour is this small enclave of
independent art galleries occupying warehouse
units. The unique space is also home to a plethora
of quality artworks that will impress both novice and
serious art collectors.
Redot Fine Art Gallery
Puuya Kuntha±
Strong Heart
Jan 14 – Mar 1
Preview jan 14, 6pm
Free admission
The best of Australian aboriginal
art, namely from the Lockhart
River Art Centre, is exhibited
here through the works of Irene
Namok. Her paintings are inspired
by a close connection with her
country and culture, expressed
from an emotional response to
the beautiful views and look-outs
around Lockhart, as well as her
favourite fishing spots.
#01-05
Tue to Sat – Noon to 7pm
+65 6222-1039
www.redotgallery.com
Richard Koh Fine Art
Poised for Degradation
Jan 14 – Feb 14
Preview jan 14, 6pm
Free admission
Multi-faceted Malaysian artist Nadiah Bamadhaj’s
works are shown here, spanning a wide range of
drawings, sculptures and digital images depicting
the environment that the artist has grown up in.
#01-05
Tue to Fri – 11:30am to 7pm
Sat – Noon to 6pm
+65 6221-1209
www.rkfineart.com
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Don’t know where to start? These art trails will take
you through various artworks and venues in the city.
They are perfect for art lovers of all stripes, whether
you’re a novice after a bit of guidance or an aficionado
looking to deepen your understanding of Singapore’s
art offerings.
Nguyen Tran Nam, We Never Fell, 2010 (detail).
Composite fibreglass sculptures, set of 5. 140 x 50
cm (each). Collection of the Artist. Image courtesy
of the Singapore Biennale 2013
trails
Poetic Interventions
@ Singapore Biennale
Sculptures
Jan 16, 7pm;
Jan 17 – 18, 7pm & 9pm;
Jan 19, 7pm
Free admission
Free admission
Don’t forget to sign up for this specially-curated art
tour organised by the Art Galleries Association
Singapore (AGAS) that will bring you to 13 participating
galleries across the city’s arts and heritage district,
including Raffles Hotel Arcade, Tanjong Pagar
Distripark and Old Hill Street Police Station. With each
gallery putting up their best exhibitions and programs,
you will get to enjoy Singapore’s vibrant gallery scene
in a hassle free experience. You can also look forward
to mingling with artists and the who’s who of the art
industry at the official launch as well as at the various
brunches and cocktail receptions during the tour. Pick up
points for the tours are at Old Hill Street Police Station
and Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre,
while the Official Launch and Dinner Party is held at Les
Bouchons Rive Gauche.
To sign up, log onto www.agas.org.sg or email
[email protected].
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Prior registration is essential,
please email connect@
simplyworksconsultant.com to sign
up. For more information, log onto
www.simplyworksconsultant.com.
Jan 18 – 19, 11am - 7pm
official launch & DINNER PARTY
jan 14, 8pm
Singapore Art Week art trails
While sculptures beautify, poetry
speaks. If poems could intervene
in our daily routine, what would
they say? Join performers as
they take you on a poetic journey
around the Bras Basah district
starting from the National Museum
of Singapore as they dialogue
with the Singapore Biennale
installations. Poetry from both
international and local poets will be
featured in this exciting art walk.
ART IN MOTION
During Singapore Art Week, art education charity Art
Outreach will lead a series of free art tours to celebrate
the city’s rich and diverse arts scene. These three
tours will introduce to artgoers works that feature in
important public collections.
Marina Bay Sands Art Path
Jan 14 – 17, 2PM
Free admission
Launched in 2010, the Art Path is a collection of
large-scale art installations by internationally renowned
artists commissioned by Marina Bay Sands. Art
Outreach takes visitors around each monumental
artwork for the full experience.
Art-In-Transit:
Circle Line
Jan 11 – 12, 18 – 19,
11am & 2:30pm
Free admission
Singapore’s Art Outreach takes
members of the public and
international visitors around
the city’s public train stations,
highlighting four key works along
the Circle Line starting from
Bayfront station. English language
tours are at 11am, while Mandarin
tours are at 2:30pm.
Bras Basah Art Tour
Jan 17 – 19, 2pm & 4pm
Free admission
Charmed with a unique mix of
the rich heritage of Singapore’s
past and the modernity of art and
architecture, Bras Basah precinct
is the arts and cultural district
in the heart of Singapore’s civic
centre. This bus tour will visit
some of the important arts venues
housed in the area including
LASALLE College of the Arts,
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
(NAFA), Substation and Singapore
Art Museum. At each location
visitors will have the opportunity to
explore current exhibitions.
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For more information and to register, log onto http://artoutreachprogram.eventbrite.com.
3 11.12 Gallery.................. 10
#04-02, 36
Armenian Street
Singapore 179934
+65 6636-7738
www.11-12gallery.com
11 2902 Gallery................... 17
#02-02, 222
Queen Street
Singapore 188550
+65 6339-8655
www.2902gallery.com
18 Aliwal Arts Centre......... 23
28 Aliwal Street
Singapore 199918
+65 6435-0131
www.aliwalartscentre.sg
ARNDT........................... 26
#01-35 Gillman Barracks
22 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6734-0775
www.arndtberlin.com
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Art-2 ................................ 9
#01-03 Old Hill Street
Police Station
140 Hill Street
+65 6338-8713
Singapore 179369
www.art2.com.sg
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Art Apart Fair................. 51
PARKROYAL on Pickering
3 Upper Pickering Street
Singapore 058289
+65 9634-9797
www.artapartfair.com
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Art Commune................ 14
#02-43 Bras
Basah Complex
231 Bain Street
Singapore 180231
+65 6336-4240
www.artcommune.com.sg
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5 Art Stage
Singapore...................... 40
Halls D, E, F Level B2,
Marina Bay Sands
Expo & Convention Centre
10 Bayfront Avenue
+65 6224-4975
Singapore 01895600
www.artstagesingapore.com
1 The Arts House............. 37
1 Old Parliament Lane
Singapore 179429
+ 65 6332-6903
www.theartshouse.com.sg
Asian Civilisations
Museum......................... 38
1 Empress Place
Singapore 179555
+65 6332-7798
www.acm.org.sg
2
British Council and
Singapore International
Foundation............................. 42
Singapore Botanic Gardens
1 Cluny Road
Singapore 259569
+65 9005-4850
www.airx.sg
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17 Centre for Contemporary
Art (CCA)................... 35
43 Malan Road
Gillman Barracks
Singapore 108937
+65 6684-0998
www.facebook.com/
CentreForContemporaryArt
Chan Hampe
Galleries......................... 13
#01-20/21 Raffles
Hotel Arcade
328 North Bridge Road
Singapore 188719
+65 6338-1962
www.chanhampegalleries.com
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16 Equator Art
Projects......................... 34
#01-21 Gillman Barracks
47 Malan Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6694-3727
www.eqproj.com
ArtScience
Museum......................... 39
10 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018956
+65 6688-8868
www.marinabaysands.com/
Singapore-Museum
Gallery............................ 20
#02-21/24 PoMo
1 Selegie Road
Singapore 188306
+65 6741-6366
www.artseasonsgallery.com
Orchard & Dempsey
gillman barracks
Gajah Gallery................... 9
#01-08 Old Hill Street
Police Station
140 Hill Street
Singapore 179369
+65 6737-4202
www.gajahgallery.com
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6 Ikkan Art Gallery........... 53
#01-05 Artspace
@ Helutrans
39 Keppel Road
Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
+65 6681-6490
www.ikkan-art.com
Instinc............................ 50
#04-163 soho2@central
12 Eu Tong Sen Street
Singapore 059819
+65 6227-9487
www.instinc.com
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16 Institute of Contemporary
Arts Singapore.............. 21
1 McNally Street
Singapore 187940
+65 6496-5134
www.lasalle.edu.sg/icas
4 ION Art .......................... 45
4/F ION Orchard
2 Orchard Turn
Singapore 238801
+65 6238-8228
www.ionorchard.com
5 Linda Gallery................. 46
#01-08, 15
Dempsey Road
Singapore 249675
+65 6476-7000
www.lindagallery.com
Louis Vuitton Island
Maison........................... 39
#B1-38/39 The Shoppes at
Marina Bay Sands
10 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018972
+65 6788-3888
www.louisvuitton.com
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bras basah & Bugis
10 Fost Gallery................... 31
#01-02 Gillman Barracks
1 Lock Road
Singapore 108932
+65 6694-3080
www.fostgallery.com
6 Galerie Steph................ 53
#01-05 Artspace
@ Helutrans
39 Keppel Road
Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
+65 9176-8641
www.galeriesteph.com
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8 The Drawing
Room............................. 30
#01-06 Gillman Barracks
5 Lock Road
Singapore 108933
+65 6694-3289
www.drawingroomgallery.com
4 Art Plural Gallery........... 11
38 Armenian Street
Singapore 179942
+65 6636-8360
www.artpluralgallery.com
15 Future Perfect............... 34
#01-22 Gillman Barracks
47 Malan Road
Singapore 108937
+65 8835-8271
www.futureperfect.asia
3 MAD Museum of Art &
Design............................ 44
#03-01 Mandarin Gallery
333A Orchard Road
Singapore 238897
+65 6735-2618
www.madmad.com.sg
7 Partners &
Mucciaccia.................... 29
#02-10 Gillman Barracks
6 Lock Road
Singapore 108934
+65 6694-3777
www.partnersandmucciaccia.com
Michael Janssen
Singapore...................... 27
#02-21 Gillman Barracks
9 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6734-8948
galeriemichaeljanssen.com
5 Pearl Lam Galleries........ 28
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Mizuma Gallery............. 26
#01-34 Gillman Barracks
22 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6570-2505
www.mizuma.sg
2
MOCA@Loewen............ 47
27A Loewen Road
Singapore 248839
+65 6479-6622
www.mocaloewen.sg
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14 NAFA Galleries 1 & 2..... 19
80 Bencoolen Street
Singapore 189655
+65 6512-4043
www.nafa.edu.sg/happenings
National Museum
of Singapore.................. 12
93 Stamford Road
Singapore 178897
T +65 6332-3659
www.nationalmuseum.sg
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Nikei Fine Art................. 14
#01-34 Raffles Hotel Arcade
328 North Bridge Road
Singapore 188719
+65 6338-9073
www.nikeifineart.com
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17 Objectifs........................ 22
56A Arab Street
Singapore 199753
+65 6293-9782
www.objectifs.com.sg
Ode to Art...................... 13
#01-36E/F Raffles City
Shopping Centre
252 North Bridge Road
Singapore 179103
+65 6250-1901
www.odetoart.com
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6 Ota Fine Arts................. 29
#02-13 Gillman Barracks
7 Lock Road
Singapore 108935
+65 6694-3071
www.otafinearts.com/singapore
#03-22
9 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
www.pearllam.com
12 The Private Museum.... 17
#02-06
51 Waterloo Street
Singapore 187969
+65 6738-2872
www.theprivatemuseum.org
Redot Fine Art
Gallery............................ 54
#01-05 Artspace @ Helutrans
39 Keppel Road
Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
+65 6222-1039
www.redotgallery.com
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2 Societe Generale
Gallery............................ 43
2/F Alliance Française
de Singapour
1 Sarkies Road
Singapore 258130
+65 6833-9314
www.alliancefrancaise.org.sg
14 Space Cottonseed........ 33
#01-24 Gillman Barracks
47 Malan Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6694-3362
www.spacecottonseed.com
5 The Substation.............. 11
45 Armenian Street
Singapore 179936
+65 6337-7535
www.substation.org
9 Sundaram Tagore
Gallery............................ 30
#01-05 Gillman Barracks
5 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6694-3378
www.sundaramtagore.com
6 Richard Koh Fine Art.... 54
#01-05 Artspace @ Helutrans
39 Keppel Road
Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Singapore 089065
+65 6221-1209
www.rkfineart.com
12 Tomio Koyama
Gallery............................ 32
#01-26 Gillman Barracks
47 Malan Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6659-7068
www.tomiokoyamagallery.com
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Sana Fine Arts............... 49
12 Blair Road
Singapore 089912
+65 6689-7968
www.sanagallery.com
Utterly Art...................... 52
3/F, 20B Mosque Street
Singapore 059500
+65 9487-2006
www.utterlyart.sg
13 Sculpture Square.......... 18
Wai’s Art Gallery............ 50
#02-64 The Central
6 Eu Tong Sen Street
Singapore 059817
+65 6225-3885
www.waisartgallery.com.sg
155 Middle Road
Singapore 188977
+65 6333-1055
www.sculpturesq.com.sg
4 ShanghART Gallery...... 27
#02-22 Gillman Barracks
9 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6734-9537
www.shanghartsingapore.com
13 Silverlens....................... 33
#01-25 Gillman Barracks
47 Malan Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6694-3362
www.silverlensgalleries.com
10 Singapore Art
Museum................... 15, 16
71 Bras Basah Road
Singapore 189555
+65 6332-3222
www.singaporeartmuseum.sg
Singapore Philatelic
Museum......................... 10
23B Coleman Street
Singapore 179807
+65 6337-3888
www.spm.org.sg
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2
Y2 Arts............................. 8
ARTrium@MCI
Old Hill Street Police Station
140 Hill Street
Singapore 179369
+65 6336-8683
www.y2arts.com
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12 Yavuz Fine Art............... 18
#03-01, 51 Waterloo Street
Singapore 187969
+65 6338-7900
www.yavuzfineart.com
11 Yeo Workshop................. 31
#01-01 Gillman Barracks
1 Lock Road
Singapore 108937
+65 6685-5990
www.yeoworkshop.com
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