Some artworks reveal themselves instantly. Others ask you to stay a little longer. At Singapore Art Museum, Maria Taniguchi’s Afterimage turns repetition, material and memory into a quiet study of time, rewarding those willing to look beyond the surface.
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Singapore Night Festival returns this August with glowing creatures, immersive walks and large-scale artworks inspired by the myths and legends that have shaped Singapore and Southeast Asia.
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Three lifelong friends. One bond that begins to crack. 3 Queens brings Munah Bagharib, Siti Hajar Gani and Siti Khalijah Zainal together in a heartfelt new production from The Necessary Stage that explores family, friendship and the quiet choices that reshape relationships.
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A digital artwork that learns, pineapple sculptures and a fountain that only works when it rains. This is probably the most unexpected walk through the CBD.
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From monumental “brick paintings” to sculpture and moving image, Afterimage traces the recurring ideas that have shaped the artist’s practice across multiple mediums.
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Behind the giant plush creatures and playful chaos lies a simple idea: art should make you feel something. Ahead of juju world’s Singapore debut, Cj Hendry explains why.
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Ten international artists reinterpret the Sesame Street universe through sculpture, painting and installation in a contemporary art presentation in Singapore.
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Art, music, history and immersive storytelling come together in a month packed with reasons to leave the house and discover something new.
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After drawing huge crowds in New York, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and Sydney, Australian artist Cj Hendry is finally bringing her larger-than-life immersive installations to Singapore next month.
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More than 60 works spanning five decades come together at SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark for acclaimed Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto’s first major Southeast Asia survey exhibition.
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Fast food wrappers, thumbprints, distorted faces and digital residue become emotional evidence in DAMN TRUE’s unsettling visual world. The Russian artist speaks to Couture Troopers about grief, scrolling culture, intentional ugliness and disrupting the polished smoothness of the internet.
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Viktoria Modesta speaks to Couture Troopers about Metabodies.AI, exploring embodiment through Prototype, fashion, disability and emerging technology.
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