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Creating Changes 8 – 11From Art to SoulBy Clare (Kit Keung)

Clare (Kit Keung) is an Art Therapist (AThR) and an experienced visual communicatorin multimedia and graphic design. She believes in the healing power in arts andcreativity. Her training and experiences in arts, communications and psychotherapyenable her to connect to people of all ages, races and abilities, and to encourage socialchange through arts. Contact her at: ClareAboutArt.com


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Susie Lingham 12 – 13By Chelsea Chua

The World Outside 14 – 15Last Day of 2010A photo-documentation by Arron Teo

Arron Teo is a part-time lecturer at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.His photographs have been exhibited in various prominent venues such as SingaporeArt Museum, National Library and MICA Building. Many photography books have alsofeatured his work. For more information visit www.arronteo.com

Original Prints 2012 18 – 19At Affordable Art Fair

Recycling Glass to Create Art 16 – 17By B. Jane Cowie

B. Jane Cowie is a Glass Artist and AGS Educator.

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Affordable Art Fair 20 – 21Talks and Demonstrations

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100 Artists 100 Friends 100 Dreams 23At tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto “The Gallery”

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Tribal Expressions 28 – 29Solo Exhibition of Photographs by Jaina Mishra At The Arts House

Jaina Mishra is a nomad traveling through tribal worlds capturing their culture, theirart and their souls into memories using the twin probes of conversation andphotography.

The Art of the Brick 30 – 31At ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands

Singapore International 32 – 33Photography Festival Gaining International Recognition

Retour à l'Art Brut 22Classic Music made Pop – Pop Music made ClassicA piano concert by Rahel Senn At SOTA Concert Hall

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Serial Instinct 24 – 25At Give Art Space

Singapore Dance Theatre presents 26 – 27Sleeping BeautyAt Esplanade Theatre


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“Dreams pass into the reality of action. From the action stems thedream again; and this interdependence produces the highestform of living.” Anaïs Nin (1903 – 1977)

In July 2011, Professor Dr. Rachel Lev-Wiesel from HaifaUniversity (Israel) planted the first seeds of her dream of expandingthe roots of creative arts therapy to Asia. After a year of thoroughresearch and diligent preparation, together with another dreamer,Professor Dr. Bussakorn Binson, from Chulalongkorn University,their common aspiration became a reality in June 2012, when theAsean Music and Creative Arts Therapy Summit in Bangkokreceived broad participation from international participants.

It was also a dream for a newly graduated art therapist likemyself, to have the opportunity to attend such a meaningful event,where world-wide experienced clinicians, educators, researchers andcreative arts therapists were gathered to share their passion andknowledge on the clinical application of creative arts. Of course, I

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Figure 1. The Asean Music and Creative Arts Therapy Summit


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was also thrilled to be reunited with my far-away friends whom Ihave missed so much since the last international summit in Israel.

“Using music [and arts] as atool of communication, themessage we are trying to getacross, will not just be betterunderstood, but moreimportantly, better felt.” Dr. Udom Pejarasangharn(2012)

During the first few days of the summit, Dr. UdomPejarasangharn along with various presenters set the stage byemphasizing that ‘the world needs empathy’! He recognizes thatempathy may not be the immediate solution to all the manmadeand natural problems our world is facing today, but confident it isa pathway to love that eventually leads to sustainable world peace.

Dr. Udom explained that empathy is important, because ithelps us to understand and communicate effectively with ourfellow human beings. It is not only about perceiving what othersare feeling (cognitive empathy), but also sensing what others areexperiencing emotionally (affective empathy). It is also aboutcultural sensitivity and conflict resolution. Therefore, if we findways to increase our ability to empathize with one another, we willbe one big step closer to the dream of unity.

“The best part of life is notjust surviving, but thrivingwith passion and compassionand humor and style andgenerosity and kindness.”Maya Angelou (Born 1928)

Creative art forms,especially music, have longbeen recognized as a universallanguage and an agent forhealing and relaxation. Moreover, recent research findings havealready proven that music and possibly creative arts affect mirrorneurons in our brain and bring us to the state of empathy. This is

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Figure 2. My beloved friends and mentors, Prof.Rachel & Prof. Binson (Jane)

Figure 3. Participants bonded quickly throughcreative art activities.


why the medical field has started to pay attention to the use ofcreativity in addition to medicine and surgical means, to provideindividuals with both physical and mental healthcare (holistic)treatments.

For instance, after years of devotion in treating cancer patients,Dr. Patravoot Vatanasapt (Bangkok) shared his belief that whenmedical solutions reaches their limitations to cure physical illness orpermanent impairments, the power of music expands its potentialto improve the quality of living during the critical survival stages.

Meanwhile, well-known musician and professor from France,Dr. Tran Quang Hai (Vietnam) believes that music is all around andwithin us. He has dedicated himself to teaching how to useovertones, chakra, and sound vibrations within one’s body as aform of music therapy. Indeed, through practicing this technique,many patients who had suffered from throat cancer were able tofind their ‘voices’ again.

Besides cancer patients, Dr. Pakdee Sudenukarn and his teamfrom Dansi Crown Prince Hospital have been implementing aninnovative “1 to 5 Piano” technique tailored for individuals whoexperience difficulties in learning. By simplifying the conventionalmusic score to a fingers-brain-numbers mapping method, it effectivelyincreases one’s interest, confidence and eventually ability to succeed.

“[Love] comes to us in theaterin the way we communicatewith each other, whether it bea symphony orchestra, or awonderful ballet, or abeautiful painting, or a play.It's a way of expressing ourhumanity.”Julie Harris (Born 1925)

Over the following days of the summit, presenters fromBangkok, Israel, India, and Germany continued to introduce us toother modalities of creative arts, including drama, dance,movement and visual arts. It is always an eye-opening and life-enriching experience to participate in one of these creativetherapeutic workshops. Since creativity is very fluid in nature,therefore its improvisational potential to influence differentindividuals’ body, mind and soul is endless.

I personally feel that the soothing effect of music therapy calmsmy anxiety and softens my heart; while the mirroring technique indrama and movement group therapy simulates life scenarios and

Figure 4. Volunteers were patiently teachingparticipants on the 1-5 piano method.


interpersonal relationships,which deepens my reflectionon self and others. And therejuvenating power of visualart therapy never fails to bringout my playful inner child!

The most impactfulmoment in fact was during thelast session where all theparticipants were engaged in amusical jamming sessiontogether in the lecture hall.Some of us made music withany tools we had in our hands- some of us sang while someof us danced. And just as Dr.Bussakorn Binson hadmentioned at the beginning ofthe summit, it was indeed asafe and creative place wherewe could leave our externalpersona, profession and statusat home, and fully enjoyed and shared our authentic selves withone another. It was like witnessing a breathtaking performance ofan orchestra of humanity.

The 6-day summit ended with these joyful sounds echoing inour memories. What follows is the beginning of new ideas,directions, collaboration, responsibilities and challenges in passingon this dream to bring creative arts therapy to every corner of theworld. The word ‘world peace’ might at times seem naive andunattainable. However, after this summit, I brought home with methe inspiration, passion and collective belief from all theparticipants who had contributed in a variety of ways to changevulnerable lives. I am hopeful that one day, we will come to aglobal awareness of our common humanity, so that the dream ofunity will soon become our shared reality. As I said goodbye to allthe newly made friends, an old song came to my mind…

“Someday we will find therainbow connection, thelovers, the dreamers and me.” (Rainbow Connection by PaulWilliams & Kenneth Ascher,1979)

Figure 7. The joyful goodbye jamming party.

Figure 6. Carmel – the most respected andplayful participant that inspired every one of us.

Figure 5. Everyone set aside their inhibitionsand enjoyed being their authentic selves.

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Well known as an art writer, academic, curatorand multidisciplinary artist, Susie Lingham wearsmany hats. This November, Susie presents Turn, asolo exhibiton that captures the different iterationsof her art practice. She shares the many aspectsof her art making process with Chelsea Chua.

CC: What can we expect from Turn? I understand that there willbe a performance element to the work?

SL: I’m hoping for words, images, and yes, a performance‘element’ that will figure on the opening night or the Saturdayafter opening night. This performance is in the process of being‘conversed’ into being at this time, and will continue to bewhittled into formation until the night of the performance. I haveinvited Sinclair Ang, a multidisciplinary artist and sultan of‘swing’ and the lindy hop, and Noor Effendy Ibrahim, artist-performer and Artistic Director of The Substation, to work withme on the performance. I will also be inviting a few othermusicians to work with me – featuring voice, wind and stringinstruments. The visual show itself will feature mixed mediadrawings and text.

CC: When was your last solo exhibition, and how do you thinkyour work has evolved since?

SL: I don’t believe I’ve had a ‘solo’ exhibition in the conventionalsense of the word. In 2004 I conceptualized, directed, scripted,and performed in If the Universe, Between Circle and Ellipse,Slips which was an interdisciplinary performance work held atthe same time as the visual show I curated Sounds Like Mirrors.(This was at the now non-existent PKW on Kerbau Road.) My DPhil at the University of Sussex, which was in Literature,Religion and Philosophy, was certainly an intensely ‘solo’endeavor for me…I completed that in 2008.

CC: What is the inspiration behind Turn?

SL: My work has always been inspired by ‘turnings’, and‘becomings’. The word ‘turn’ itself, with all its uncontainable

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connotative scope, provokes thought. Everything conspires andthought itself turns curious corners…the process of thinking isongoing and always shapeshifting. Metaphor helps hold slipperyuncertainties just that little while longer. As a verb, noun oradjective, the word turn already ‘spins’, and as an idea, turn isexhilarating. Alchemical.

CC: You are well known as an art critic and writer. How does yourwriting affect your art practice and vice versa?

SL: I never think of writing as pure ‘writing’. I think I ‘wright’.Work flows from one medium to another, whatever form ‘takes’best, given the concept. Words are a beautifully fluid medium, likemolten mirrors, and ideas turn and return through language andimagery. My art practice is writing – art for me is a way of thinkingand working with ideas.

Turn is on at The Substation Gallery from 17 November to 1 December 2012.The opening reception is on 16 November, 7.30pm.

The Substation Gallery is open daily from 12noon – 9pm and closed on publicholidays. Admission is free. The Substation is located at 45 Armenian Street,Singapore 179936. For more information please visit www.substation.org or callthe box office on 6337 7800.

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The World OutsideLast Day of 2010A photo-documentation by Arron Teo

The World Outside by artist Tang Ling Nah in collaboration with design collectiveatelier | small Singapore

The World Outside was presented by Esplanade, VISUAL ARTS @Esplanade Tunnelfrom 12 Nov 2010 – 2 Jan 2011.

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Recycling Glass to Create ArtBy B. Jane Cowie, Glass Artist and AGS Educator

Isabel Parkes at the Recycled Hot Glass Workshop, October 2012


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Working with glass is a fascinating process. It is hot,challenging and great fun, especially when you make somethingnew out of something old. We recently started a series of Hot GlassWorkshops with Recycled Glass in Singapore – working with glassjars to make unique drinking vessels and flower vases. We arerunning these workshops on Saturdays - 10:00am till 2:00pm.Contact AGS Education for the schedule of the next workshopprogram.

During the holiday period AGS will be hosting a series ofChildren’s Workshops, teaching children about how glass is usedin society and working with recycled glass materials to makeinteresting sculptural wall pieces.

AGS Education is very involved in the development of newprograms that involve an awareness of glass, the environment andart. Our workshops are predominately aimed at beginners andincorporate a balanced portion of art glass information and handson experience so students can learn about glass, as well asexperience the joy of creativity and the transformation of ordinaryglass bottles and jars into extraordinary artworks.

For more information about glass art education in Singapore seeAGS Education on Facebook and at www.artglasssolutions.com


15 – 18 NovAffordable Art Fair, F1 Pit Building

After successful Original Prints exhibitions atSingapore’s two previous Affordable Art Fairs, thisyear artist and printmaker Marisa Keller of the Artand Printmaking Studio has invited eight fellowartists to create a new print series to launch atthe November 2012 Affordable Art Fair.

While 2010 and 2011 Original Prints were produced in smalleditions and based exclusively on printmaking techniques, thisyear the series encompass etching, aquatint, monotype, woodcut,chine collé and embossing, in combination with drawing, paintingand other applications. The result is a suite of six unique mixedmedia works by each of the participating artists.

Original Prints 2012 showcases inventive techniques andreflects each artist’s personal concepts and styles.

Frances Alleblas and Kelly Reedy use their own recognizablelanguage in figurative mixed media works that expresses thesymbolic content of stories and myths. Etchings by Sally Williamsand monotype and ink works by Lin Bao Ling let us experiencedifferent fleeting moments and moods of day and night. Throughher signature abstract line compositions and a calligraphic woodcutform, Esther Ng combines meanings of text and image. Pieces byIzumi Ueda Yuu display images of daily objects connected by agrid, an arrangement that acts to locate each object’s significanceand symbolic content in relation to the others. Alison Wilson andMarisa Keller’s works explore the interaction between humans andnature in highly textured, detailed and sometimes three-dimensional etchings and mixed media works.

Both the Original Prints 2012 collection and the series from2010 and 2011 will be on display at stand no 2B11 of the Art andPrintmaking Studio from 14 – 18 November. During this period theStudio will run live printmaking demonstrations, providing anopportunity for the public to meet the artists and witness firsthandsome of the processes used to create the prints. As Original Prints2012 brings together a collection of works of mid-career, award-winning artists for the Affordable Art Fair, any piece on offer mayserve as a valuable acquisition for seasoned print collectors or asan affordable entry point for art buyers who are new to the market.

For more Information: www.artprintmakingstudio.com

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Affordable Art Fair Talks and Demonstrations

15 – 18 NovF1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975

This year, the Affordable Art Fair brings anengaging line up of talks and demonstrationstaking place at the Education Space that are fun,informative and best of all, they are free!

Art Equity, Official Education Partner, will be conducting a seriesof talks every day discussing topics such as How to navigate yourway through the art world to hosting lively artist panel discussions.Alongside these talks, The Art & Printmaking Studio will offerprintmaking demonstrations on various techniques whilst if youhave a question about how to frame your artworks, watch out forthe Frame Society’s workshops and you may learn a trick or two…No reservation needed. Just show up a few minutes in advance.

Every day at 4pm until the close of the Fair, New YorkUniversity Tisch School of the Arts Asia will be showing aninteractive animation programme in the Education Area.

Schedule of Talks & Demonstrations at the Education Space

Thursday 15th November 1pm: Printmaking Demonstration: The Original Print by Marisa Keller 2pm: Industry Talk 3pm: Artist Talk-Søren Solkær Starbird

4–8pm: New York University Tisch School of The Arts Asia New Interactive Animation Programme

Friday 16th November 1pm: Printmaking Demonstration: Acquatint in Etching by Alison Wilson 2pm: How to start your Art Collection 3pm: YOUNG GUNS


Saturday 17th November12pm: The Frame Society: How best to frame your artwork 1pm: Printmaking Demonstration: Printmaking and Collage by Kelly Reedy 2pm: How to start your Art Collection 3pm: Artist Talk - Søren Solkær Starbird


Sunday 18th November12pm: The Frame Society: How best to frame your artwork

1pm: Printmaking Demonstration: Woodcut and Linocut by Matthew Ivey 2pm: YOUNG GUNS



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Retour à l'Art BrutClassic Music made Pop – Pop Music made ClassicA piano concert by Rahel Senn

07 NovSOTA Concert Hall No. 1 Zubir Said Drive

Rahel was born in Zurich to a Swiss father and Singapore-Chinese mother. Rahel Senn was hailed a child prodigy, and wasrecently awarded the title of Young Steinway Artist. A title held byonly 46 others worldwide, it is a true recognition of Rahel’s talentover the years.

Having studied classical piano at the Conservatory of Lucerne,Rahel was strongly influenced by renowned Russian concertpianist, Konstantin Lifschitz. She was also awarded twoscholarships in 2006; from the Lyra-foundation for highly talentedmusicians and Fritz Gerber-foundation for talented youths.

Rahel is one of Switzerland’s youngest musical composers anddirectors. She started composing musicals at a tender age of 17,and had already garnered awards for two compositions, “TotalerWahnsinn!” and “Sanskaja”. She has recently wrote, composedfor, and produced the musical “Save the Gryphon” for RafflesInstitution, Singapore.

TICKETS: $38 / $48 / $88 SISTIC.COM.SG

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Till 07 Jan 2013tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto “The Gallery” 51 Circular Road

The "100 Friends 100 Artists 100 Dreams” exhibition is arealisation of tcc – The Connoisseur Concerto’s vision of artcreativity and growth in Singapore, a commitment that has heldtrue for the past eight years.

Conceptualised and curated by PHUNK and art-management.com, “100 Friends 100 Artists 100 Dreams” bringsto life the 100 differentdreams of well-knownartists. The showcomprises artists of allages hailing fromSingapore, Hong Kong,Barcelona, China, NewYork, Bali and Japan aswell as across multi-disciplinary practicesincluding illustration,digital media and photo-graphy. The youngestartist on display is 6 yearsold. Artworks are framedand priced at a very affordable S$199 and ready for collection from16 December onwards, just in time for the giving season. Theexhibition offers a breathtaking view of dreams shared by a diverserange of artists and creative disciplines collected in one gallery.

For all artworks sold, 100 per cent of the proceeds benefit thenon-profit TRANSMISSION: PROJECT, an annual experimentalincubator platform founded by the award-winning Singaporeancontemporary art and design collective, PHUNK. The 2013TRANSMISSION: PROJECT will present works of young artistswho will be mentored by PHUNK over a one-year apprenticeshipprogram, culminating in a multi-disciplinary exhibition andcatalogue.

The “100 Friends 100 Artists…” collaboration will continue in2013, constantly refreshing its vision towards supporting creativeinnovation and the arts, including new media and digital arts.

Visit www.theconnoisseurconcerto.com for more exciting activities and events.

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01 – 30 NovGive Art Space, 65 Spottiswoode Park Road

Walking down the street, eyes glued to a scrolling Facebookfeed, ears plugged via iPod to the latest music sensation,advertising popping out of every surface. Sound familiar? Thedawn of the 21st century has us dealing with sensory overloadfrom every quarter. Minimalism, with its emphasis on strippingaway the unnecessary and focussing on the essential, might bejust what we need to take a step back and reflect.

Serial Instinct, curated by Tolla Sloane, comprises works fromMichael Lee’s new series of paintings, Dwelling, as well as recentworks on paper by Richard Caldicott, whose long and storiedcareer has seen decades devoted to the exploration of minimalform. The exhibition's title refers to the shared desire of the artiststo work in defined series, as well as the notion of seriality –repetition, in other words – within the broader field of Minimalism.

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Michael Lee, "THTR-300 / Hochtemperatur-Kernkraftwerk GmbH / Hamm-Uentrop, Germany /1985-c.2027, 1988 (Decommissioned) / 1:50", 2012© 2012. Michael Lee. Image courtesy of Give Art Space.


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Minimalism, as an art movement, is associated with post–WW2 western, particularly American art. Prominent artistsassociated with this movement include Donald Judd, Dan Flavin,Sol Le Witt and Frank Stella. However, it is rooted in the reductiveaspects of Modernism and Japanese Zen tradition and culture.

Dwelling, consisting of a series of restrained, monochromefloor-plans of structures built, unbuilt, soon-to-be-demolished, oreven fictional, seems at first altogether clinical in character, adetached collection of architectural diagrams. The selection ofstructures, however, suggests the series’ evocative (or provocative)role in distilling urban memory, ranging from Anne Frank’s house,to 3 WTC (also known as the World Trade Centre), as well asHousing Development Board flats of varying vintages.

Rather than encouraging nostalgia, the contrast between theplain appearance of the floor-plans and the emotional or imaginativeweight of the structures depicted is designed to fire our imaginations,and encourage us to reflect on memory’s capacity for abstraction,and how our urban environment shapes the way we think about theworld. Memory, by necessity, abstracts – in particular, through theinvoluntary removal of extra details – which is suggested by theabstraction of a structure by way of its floor-plan.

Richard Caldicott’s drawings, which are far less re-presentational from the outset, owe a great deal to the traditions ofminimalism in music and architecture (which speak of theseemingly paradoxical meeting point of stillness and change).Caldicott’s exclusive use of serial production (collectively identifiedby categorisation, or series title), far from being changeless, isinstead a robust engine of difference, generating subtly infinitevariety within repeated grid structures.

Beyond simply owing a debt to Minimalist architecture,Caldicott's works may be viewed as objects in their own right. Theycan be experienced alongside the other objects which constituteour experience of the world, as opposed to pictures, which suggestrepresentation, rather than experience. In the century or so sincethe dawn of mass production, with our lives currently flooded withidentical manufactured goods of infinite variety, it is perhaps morepressing than ever to give full consideration to the possibilities ofthe minimal.

Mere weeks after the 99th anniversary of his birth, it may beuseful to consider Mark Rothko’s take on the subject of repetition:

“If a thing is worth doing once, it’s worth doingover and over again, exploring it, probing it…”


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Singapore Dance Theatre presents

Sleeping Beauty

13 – 16 DecEsplanade Theatre

In celebration of the magical Christmas season, atime of love, hope and festivities, SingaporeDance Theatre will enchant audiences withSleeping Beauty, a ballet often considered as thepinnacle of classical repertoire.

Staged by artistic director Janek Schergen, featuringchoreography by Marius Petipa, Singapore Dance Theatre willbring this beloved fairy-tale to life at the Esplanade Theatre as agrand finale to the 2012 season, with stunning costumes,spectacular sets and principal dancers of incomparable technique.This is the second time SDT is performing Sleeping Beauty,following the company premiere of the piece in 2010.

A treat for all ages, audiences will be captivated by this timelesstale about a beautiful princess, a spell of 100 years sleep, acharming prince and a true love’s kiss which awakens the kingdom’sslumber. Sleeping Beauty is set to a rich score by Peter IlyichTchaikovsky, with stunning costumes designed by Tracy Grant Lord.

Sleeping Beauty was made famous by the legendaryproduction of The Royal Ballet in London. Their production linksdirectly back to the original performance of the ballet in 1890 atthe Mariinsky Theatre in St Petersburg, Russia. The original scorewas created by P. I. Tchaikovsky especially for the first performanceof the ballet. It remains one of the most well-known pieces ofclassical music in the world today. Sleeping Beauty is a perfectblend of music and dance, combined to become a visual spectacle.

Janek Schergen comments, “Sleeping Beauty is the turningpoint for technique for a company, and is often considered as thefinest achievement in classical ballet. It is one of the mostdemanding ballet productions with over 150 roles, involving moreclassical dancing than any other ballet. To produce SleepingBeauty is to declare that the company is mature.”

Indeed, staging Sleeping Beauty is exhilarating for SingaporeDance Theatre especially with the large cast essential for theproduction, the massive amount of costumes involved and dramaticset changes which reflect the transposition of time between acts.

Tickets are available through all SISTIC outlets and SDT office.For details go to www.singaporedancetheatre.com


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Tribal ExpressionsSolo Exhibition of Photographs by Jaina Mishra

28 Nov – 01 DecThe Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane

Tribal Expressions is a series of photographs byJaina Mishra that are palimpsests of expressions oftribal identity and expressions of human emotion.

Tribes express their identity through signature elements oflifestyle that wow the world with their differentness. Their textile

arts, their body arts and their adornmentsare testimonies of their differentiatedidentity. But beneath these differences, allhumans are the same, living life throughthe same range of emotions and lifevalues. Tribal or urban, we all have similardesires and apprehensions and express ouremotions in similar ways.

This ‘differentness’ and ‘sameness’ hasbeen presented simultaneously in thisseries through forty portraits and lifescapesof tribes, gypsies, nomads and minorityethnic groups from Nagaland, ArunachalPradesh, Mizoram, Sikkim, Ladakh,Mewar, Kutch, Karnataka and Goa.

‘The art lies in the content of my photographs – in the peoplethemselves and in their creations. My photographs are merely amedium of transmission’ says Jaina about this series created overa period of three years.

Also presented as auxilliary installations are antique tribaltextiles created by tribals themselves.

Jaina’s fascination with tribal cultures began a decade agothrough tribal art and blossomed into a full-time engagement withvanishing cultures. She is a collector of antique tribal textiles,writes for textile collector forums and shares her extensive tribaltravel experiences on her blog. Three years ago, she taught herselfphotography in order to do justice to the transmission of the beautyof these tribes to audiences beyond their isolated geography. Inthis short span, her photographs have earned awards andselections in Singapore, New York and Arles. She also holds anMBA and is a member of MENSA.

More information : www.jainamishra.com

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17 Nov – 14 AprArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands

Play becomes art in the latest exhibition toopen at ArtScience Museum – The Art of theBrick by artist Nathan Sawaya. Sawaya’s worldis limitless in this exhibition where he builds,creates and explores his imagination using thebeloved LEGO® brick as the sole art medium.Deemed as one of CNN's 12 “Must-seeExhibitions”, The Art of the Brick treats visitorsto stunning displays of intricate sculpturesmade from LEGO bricks. Hundreds ofthousands of pieces of LEGO bricks have beenused for the thought-provoking works, alongwith new sculptures created specifically for theexhibition run.

Sawaya encourages the art movement by using a medium thatvisitors can recognize and relate to. He explains “I use LEGO bricksas my medium because I enjoy seeing people’s reactions toartwork created from something with which they are familiar.Everyone can relate to it since it is a toy that many children haveat home. I want to elevate this simple toy to a place it has neverbeen before. ArtScience Museum’s distinctive architecturalstructure and creative mission are inspirational and it’s the ideallocation to display works that are fundamentally re-imaginationsof the world.”

Sawaya’s most iconic piece to date is the sculpture Yellow –depicting a man tearing his chest apart with LEGO bricks spillingout. This sculpture, like most of Sawaya’s works, is open tointerpretation. To him, Yellow is about the idea that “you’reexposing yourself to the world, you’re exposing yourself to all sortsof things.”

One of the pieces on display is an approximately 6-meter longdinosaur skeleton. When asked why he chose to build such asculpture, Sawya replied “This is one of the largest sculptures I

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have ever made. It took an entire summer to build and nearlydrove me crazy trying to make it work. After seeing so many kidsflock to my first solo exhibition, I wanted to give back somethingand create a sculpture that children would enjoy. What could bebetter than a dinosaur?”

In another first for ArtScience Museum, Sawaya has beencommissioned to build an impressive LEGO sculpture of the iconicmuseum. The ArtScience Museum LEGO sculpture will be unveiledduring the opening of The Art of the Brick.

Sawaya has exhibited at numerous distinguished galleries andmuseums worldwide, which include the MASS MoCA inMassachusetts, Time Warner Center in New York, the Art andCulture Center in Hollywood, the Spot Gallery in Paris andFederation Square in Melbourne.

Also showing at ArtScience Museum is Outside In: A MagnumPhotos Showcase (through 6 January 2013). The Museum is alsoone of the five venues to feature 178 works from SIPF’s Open Call(through 25 November 2012)

Outside In is a rare showcase that brings together 143 worksby three lauded photographers – Stuart Franklin, Mark Power andJacob Aue Sobol – from the prestigious photography agency,Magnum Photos.

Stuart Franklin – known for his photograph of a studentchallenging army tanks in Tiananmen Square in 1989 –documents Europe’s alteringlandscape and impact ofenvironmental changes in"Footprint: Our Landscape in Flux".

Mark Power's "Sound of TwoSongs" is an intimate account of aforeigner’s impression of Poland,documenting the poetic side of thecountry’s fascinating transition andstate.

In "I, Tokyo", Jacob Aue Sobolcaptures his mood and experiencesin Tokyo, where he feltoverwhelming isolation andloneliness amidst the lack of eyecontact in the busy streets andsilence amongst big crowds.

I, Tokyo, Jacob Aue Sobol© Jacob Aue Sobol / Magnum Photos

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A young, home grown, biennial photographyfestival has drawn the attention of theinternational photography community. With justtwo instalments in its short history, the SingaporeInternational Photography Festival (SIPF) hasattracted the participation of the photographyworld’s biggest names in its third instalmentwhich started 5 October.

The 3rd SIPF sees the involvement of Magnum Photos, theworld’s most prestigious photo agency co-founded by HenriCartier-Bresson; renowned contemporary Chinese artist WangQingsong; and Italian photographer and artistic director of theRapallo Contemporary Photography Show Andrea Botto.

As well as these prominent guests, the Festival’s coreexhibition features 414 images by 50 photographers from 25countries around the world. They were selected from close to9,000 images submitted in response to SIPF’s Open Call held fromNov 2011 to Apr 2012, and are displayed at the AllianceFrancaise, the National Library Building, theSingapore Management University Gallery, TheSubstation, ArtScience Museum® at Marina BaySands and The Photographic Society of Singapore atSelegie Arts Centre.

“This is a very exciting moment for thecommunity of photographers in Singapore,” says MsGwen Lee, Director of the SIPF. “We are thrilled thatso many photographers from around the worldresponded to our open call and that we have some ofthe world’s best photographers taking part in thisyear’s festival. I believe this is a sign thatphotographers the world over are starting to see SIPFas a key event they must take part in.”

As part of the Festival’s objective to nurtureemerging photographic talents, the SIPF, in

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partnership with Magnum Photos, has launched the inauguralMagnum Mentorship Singapore. This is the first such programmein Asia for Magnum Photos and is supported by Leica Camera AsiaPacific and the National Arts Council.

Another first is the showcase of a monumental 42-metre-longwork by renowned Chinese contemporary artist and photographerWang Qingsong, aptly titled The History of Monuments.

At the heart of the SIPF is a firm belief that everyone can enjoyphotography. “The SIPF is more than just a showcase ofphotographic art,” says Ms Lee. “We are about nurturing anaudience and adding value to society through public educationand engagement.”

This year, to promote public appreciation of the art, a shippingcontainer has been transformed into a House of Photography(HOP) – a fully operational mobile darkroom and education centrethat allows the public to learn about photography and developactual photographic prints. It is located at the National LibraryBuilding during the SIPF and will travel to various CommunityClubs, schools and libraries after the Festival. In addition, acomprehensive learning programme and booklet has been createdfor educators to guide their secondary and tertiary studentsthrough various Festival components.

More information on www.sipf.sg

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100 – 299 Marina Bay & Bugis Artwalk [Arts & Heritage District]

300 – 399 Tanjong Pagar, Chinatown & Raffles Place Artwalk

400 – 499 River Valley Artwalk

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540 – 559 Wessex Estate & Holland Village Artwalk

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Marina Bay & Bugis Artwalk [Arts & Heritage District]

Art Venues: [ 1please see details in event section ]100. Esplanade F/5 1 Esplanade Drive, www.esplanade.com 1101. Public Art Space F/4 7 Raffles Boulevard102. Gallery NaWei Pte Ltd F/5 6 Raffles Boulevard, www.gallerynawei.com103. Marina Mandarin Singapore F/5 6 Raffles Boulevard104. Asian Civilisations Museum E/5 1 Empress Place, www.acm.org.sg 1105. The Arts House E/5 1 Old Parliament Lane, www.theartshouse.com.sg 1106. Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall E/5 9 Empress Place107. ART-2 Gallery E/5 140 Hill Street #01-03, ☎ 6338 8733108. Cape of Good Hope E/5 140 Hill Street, #01-06109. Element Art Space E/5 140 Hill Street #01-10/11/12, MICA Building 1110. Gajah Gallery E/5 140 Hill Street #01-08, MICA Building 1111. Mulan Gallery Pte Ltd E/4 36 Armenian Street #01-07112. Singapore Philatelic Museum E/4 23B Coleman Street 1113. The Substation E/4 45 Armenian Street 1114. National Museum of Singapore E/4 93 Stamford Road 1115. The Gallery, Singapore Management University D/3 90 Stamford Rd116. Singapore Art Museum (SAM) E/4 71 Bras Basah Road 1116. The National Art Gallery E/4 www.nationalartgallery.sg 1117. YAVUZ Fine Art E/4 51 Waterloo Street, #03-01 1118. Forest Rain Gallery E/3 261 Waterloo Street, #02-43/44125. Artfolio Pte Ptd E/4 328 North Bridge Road #02-25, www.artfolio.com.sg125. Chan Hampe Galleries E/4 328 North Bridge Road #01-20/21 1126. Ode To Art E/4 252 North Bridge Road #01-36e/f, www.odetoart.com127. National Library E/4 100 Victoria Street, www.nl.sg 1128. MINT Museum of Toys E/4 26 Seah Street, www.emint.com129. Sculpture Square Limited E/3 155 Middle Road130. Night & Day E/3 139 A/C Selegie Road131. Art Galleries at NAFA E/3 80 Bencoolen Street 1132. Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore (ICAS),

LASALLE College of the Arts E/3 1 McNally Street 1133. Emily Hill E/2 11 Upper Wilkie Road, www.emilyhill.org134. Osage Gallery D/3 11B Mount Sophia #01-12, www.osagegallery.com135. The Picturehouse D/3 2 Handy Road, www.thepicturehouse.com.sg136. The Little Arts Academy E/3 1 Selegie Road, #05-01/02136. Art Seasons E/3 1 Selegie Road, PoMo #02-21/24137. 2902 Gallery D/3 11 Mount Sophia, Block B,#B2-09 1


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Tanjong Pagar, Chinatown & Raffles Place Artwalk

Art Venues: [ 1please see details in event section ]300. The Fullerton Heritage E/5 1 Fullerton Square, www.thefullertonheritage.com301. iPRECIATION E/5 1 Fullerton Square, #01-08, www.ipreciation.com 1302. tcc - Raffles Xchange E/5 5 Raffles Place #B1-63/64/65 1303. tcc - 'The Gallery' E/5 51 Circular Road 1305. tcc - 4 Robinson Rd E/6 4 Robinson Road, #01-01 1307. Galerie Belvedere (S) Pte Ltd D/7 168 Robinson Road 1308. MAAD Market D/7 28 Maxwell Road, www.maad.sg309. Red Dot Design Museum D/7 28 Maxwell Road 1310. ReDot Gallery C/8 Tanjong Pagar Distripark, 39 Keppel Road #02-06 1311. Fortune Cookie Projects C/8 39 Keppel Road #02-04311. L2 SPACE C/8 39 Keppel Road #02-02A, www.L2SPACE.com.sg,311. Ikkan Art Gallery C/8 Artspace@Helutrans, 39 Keppel Road311. Light Editions Gallery C/8 Unit 02-02B, 39 Keppel Road312. Valentine Willie Fine Art C/8 39 Keppel Road #02-04313. Dahlia Gallery LLP C/8 69A Pagoda Street (2nd Level)314. Give Art Space C/7 65 Spottiswoode Park Road 1315. Red Crane Antiques C/6 19a Keong Saik Road 1316. Indigo Blue Art D/6 33 Neil Road, www.indigoblueart.com317. Jeremy Ramsey Fine Art C/6 16 Bt Pasoh Rd 1318. Vue Privée C/7 63 Spottiswoode Park321. Utterly Art Exhibition Space D/6 229A South Bridge Road322. Momentous Arts D/5 20 Lor Telok #02-01, www.momentousarts.com323. Instinc D/5 Eu Tong Sen Street, #04-163, www.instinc.com325. Eagle’s Eye Art Gallery D/5 42 Hongkong Street 326. NUS Baba House C/7 157 Neil Road, www.nus.edu.sg/museum/baba327. Galerie Sogan & Art D/6 33B Mosque Street, www.soganart.com328. Richard Koh Fine Art Pte Ltd D/7 71 Duxton Road, www.rkfineart.com329. Living Portraits D/7 31 Tanjong Pagar Road330. Art Xchange Gallery Singapore D/5 6 Eu Tong Sen Street #02-65 1


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Art Venues: [ 1please see details in event section ]401. TheatreWorks C/4 72-13 Mohamed Sultan Road 402. Singapore Tyler Print Institute C/5 41 Robertson Quay 1403. tcc - The Pier @ Robertson C/4 80 Mohamed Sultan Road 1405. FOST C/4 65 Kim Yam Road, www.fostgallery.com406. DBS Arts Centre C/4 20 Merbau Road - Robertson Quay, www.srt.com.sg

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Wessex Estate & Holland Village Artwalk

Art Venues: [ 1please see details in event section ]531. Linda Gallery - Dempsey Blk 15 Dempsey Road, #01-03532. RedSea Gallery Blk 9 Dempsey Hill #01-10, www.redseagallery.com533. Museum of Contemporary Arts (MOCA) 27A Loewen Road542. Ketna Patel 35 Jalan Puteh Jerneh, www.ketnapatel.com543. Sunjin Galleries (S) Pte Ltd 43 Jalan Merah Saga #03-62544. TAKSU Singapore 43 Jalan Merah Saga #01-72, www.taksu.com545. Aryaseni Art Gallery 43 Jalan Merah Saga #02-62, www.aryaseni.com551. d' Art Studio H/2 5 Westbourne Road #02-03 Blenheim Court 1553. Kelly Reedy – Studio Arts H/2 27 Woking Road, #01-01 1554. Marisa Keller H/2 Block 28 Woking Road # 03 - 05 1555. Barrosa Studio H/2 4 Woking Road #01-02 1556. Sealey Brandt H/2 1 Westbourne Road #01-02557. CdeM Atelier & Art School H/2 5 Westbourne Road #01-02

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Art Venues: [ 1please see details in event section ]001. SOCIETE GENERALE Gallery C1 1 Sarkies Road 1003. TRCC - The Republic Cultural Centre Woodlands Avenue 9004. Collectors Contemporary 5 Jalan Kilang Barat #01-03005. Mercedes-Benz Center 301 Alexandra Road 1006. Australasian Arts Projects 303 Tanglin Road 1007. Art On Gallery Pte. Ltd. 26 Farrer Rd Hampton Blk Lobby B #03-02 1010. Galerie K Moeller - Vietnamese Art 343 Upper Bukit Timah Road011. Metakaos Collections 51 Goldhill Plaza, #23-04/07 1012. Artesan Pte Ltd 793 Bukit Timah Road #02-01013. AndrewShire Gallery 5 Swiss Cottage Estate014. Moni Gallery 263 Lavender Street, www.monigallery.com015. Aratong Galleries 26 Mount Pleasant Drive018. Lukisan Art Gallery 110 Faber Drive, www.lukisan-art.com020. NUS Museum, NUS Centre For the Arts 50 Kent Ridge Crescent 1021. NTU 81 Nanyang Drive022. The Art Gallery, National Institute of Education 1 Nanyang Walk023. Jalan Bahar Clay Studios 97L Lorong Tawas, www.jbcs.com.sg024. DaTang Fine Arts Singapore 18 Boon Lay Way #08-124 TradeHub 21 1036. White Canvas Gallery 78 Guan Chuan St

Art Services:099. Renate Kant Studio 8 Shrewsbury Rd

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Art and Printmaking StudioBlock 28 Woking Road # 03 - 05☎ 9653 5051 Fax 9653 [email protected], www.marisakeller.comartprintmakingstudio.com


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Nature inspired Etchings, Monoprints, Mixed MediaWorks, Video Installations and Paintings by MarisaKeller.

Original Prints 2012. Artists: Frances Alleblas, Marisa Keller, Lin Bao Ling, EstherNg, Kelly Reedy, Sally Williams, Alison Wilson, Izumi Ueda Yuu. 14 – 18 Nov, Affordable Art Fair Pit Building, Stand 2B11

Lectures at the Affordable Art Fair, Stand 2B11, 1 – 1.30pm:15 Nov: The Original Print by Marisa Keller16 Nov: Aquatint in Etching by artist/printmaker Alison Wilson 17 Nov: Printmaking and Collage by Kelly Reedy 18 Nov: Relief Printing Techniques by Marisa Keller

Etching Course. Etching Course for Beginners and Advanced printmakers who liketo learn non-toxic etching methods. Learn to create your own limited edition

etchings from 3 zinc plates. 01, 08, 22, 29 Nov, 1.30 – 4pm

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ArtBlue Studio26 Oxley Mansion, 26P Oxley Road☎ 9752 [email protected]

map no. 521 artists from Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

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ArtBlue Studio is one of Singapore’s leading suppliersof Vietnamese lacquer and oil paintings. ArtBlueStudio offers clients the best possible access to someof the most exciting artworks coming out of Vietnam,along with a satisfaction-guaranteed service.


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Art Galleries at NAFA80 Bencoolen Street☎ 6512 [email protected], www.nafa.edu.sg


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Peculiar Moments: works from the NAFAcollection. A selection from the Academy’s

permanent collection. Till 11 Nov

Tableaux: Table arts, design and traditionalsavoir-faire. Till 27 Nov

A Tribute to Foo Chee San. 28 Nov – 16 Dec

Workshop Movie Kids DanceTalk/ReadingLecture

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artcommune gallery231 Bain Street. #02-43, Bras Basah Complex☎ 6336 4240 [email protected], artcommune.com.sg


Here at artcommune we believe that good art need notcome with high prices, because our in-house artistscomb the art community to find hidden gems that haveyet been discovered!


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Art Glass Solutions Pte Ltd30 Kuo Chuan Avenue☎ 6440 4957 [email protected]


art + glass + design + objects + installations +education. AGS Education offers educational programsabout glass art and glassmaking. Group Workshops &Introductory Classes are designed for beginners andcover a range of studio glassmaking techniques.


☎ 6440 4957

Artists Alliance SG (AASG) 90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts CentreBlk M, #03-51 [email protected]


Artists Alliance SG (AASG) is a Singapore-based artist-initiated entity established in 2010 to promotecontemporary Asian art to a global audience andmarket. AASG aims to connect and developpartnership with the arts, businesses and governmentorganisations.


Art Plural Gallery38 Armenian Street☎ 6636 [email protected], www.artpluralgallery.com


Art Plural Gallery is a unique gallery dedicated tomodern, contemporary art and design.

Bernar Venet: A Solo Exhibition. Based inNew York, French artist Bernar Venet has beenexploring the notions of indetermination,

disorder, chance, and unpredictability with perseverance for decades. At the exhibition,Bernar Venet will unveil his wall pieces from the 'GRIB' series and paintings from his'Saturation and Shaped Canvases' series. Till 24 Nov

Shirin Neshat: Games of Desire. Photography and video works from her Gamesof Desire series featuring screen projections of an interaction between elderly

Laotian women and men. Till 15 Dec


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Art Retreat incorporating Wu Guanzhong Gallery10 Ubi Crescent, Ubi Techpark, Lobby C, #01=45/47☎ 6749 [email protected], www.artretreatmuseum.com


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The Wu Guanzhong Gallery is the only place in the world to see an ongoing show of somany paintings by the acclaimed master of Chinese art of the modern era. The MainGallery features a temporary exhibition.

Art Trove Pte Ltd51 Waterloo St, #02-01/02/03☎ 6336 0915 Fax 6336 [email protected], www.art-trove.com


Art Trove is a key addition to the Singapore museumscene. The private museum specializes in displayingthe works of exceptionally talented artists whoseworks may not have received adequate recognitionowing to the vagaries of history.


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Art On Gallery Pte. Ltd.26 Farrer Rd Hampton Blk Lobby B #03-02 Sutton Place☎ 6611 [email protected], www.artondeco.com


Art On Gallery’s mission is to provide the best ofcontemporary Korean art. Their strong network ofartists in Korea ranges from young promising artists toestablished ones highly recognized by collectors.


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Art Xchange Gallery Singapore6 Eu Tong Sen Street #02-65 The Central☎ 9027 3997www.artxchangegallery.com


Located in Surabaya/East Java and in Singapore, Art Xchange Gallery showcases the diversity of modernand contemporary artists from Indonesia.


11 – 9X

ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands10 Bayfront Avenuewww.marinabaysands.com/ArtScienceMuseum


10 – 10

Outside In: A Magnum Photos Showcase."Outside In: A Magnum Photos Showcase"brings together a rare showcase of 143 works

by three lauded photographers - Stuart Franklin, MarkPower and Jacob Aue Sobol - from the prestigiousphotography agency, Magnum Photos. Till 06 Jan

The Art of the Brick. Unlike most people, New York-based artist Nathan Sawayanever stopped building, creating and exploring his own imagination using LEGO®bricks which he has played with since a young age. In this critically acclaimed and

the first major museum exhibition to use LEGO bricks as the sole art medium, Sawayatransforms them into awe-inspiring and thought-provoking sculptures, elevating the toy tothe realm of art. 17 Nov – 14 Apr

Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM)1 Empress Place☎ 6332 7798www.acm.org.sg, [email protected]


1–7 9 – 7 9–9 9 – 7

The Islamic Arts of Southeast Asia. Thisexhibition, drawn exclusively from the collectionsof the Asian Civilisations Museum, covers many

artistic media, in-cluding illumination, woodcarving,metalwork, and textiles, notably batik. Till 04 Nov

Events

Australasian Arts Projects303 Tanglin Road ☎ 9771 8974www.australasianartsprojects.com


A regionally focused arts production company createdto entertain, inform and educate the general publicabout art, artists and artistic practice. Focus on visualart with exhibitions of contemporary abstract artists.


Events

Barrosa Studio4 Woking Road #01-02 ☎ 9047 [email protected]

map no. 555

An artists' collective located in historic Wessex Estate.Each artist has a distinct style and technique: PraemaRaghavan-Gilbert focusing on nature, Laila Azra onabstracts, Charmaine Koh on the human form, and LeeGilbert mainly on popular culture.

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SunX X X X X X☎ 9047 2641

Chan Hampe Galleries Tanjong Pagar#01-20/21 Raffles Hotel Arcade 328 North Bridge Rd☎ 6338 1962 Fax 6338 [email protected]


11 – 7

Bruno Gallery91 Tanglin Road #01-03 ☎ 6733 0283 [email protected]

map no. 528 artists fromMon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

☎ 6733 0283

Bruno Art Group is a 3rd generation leading internationalcompany that specializes in art consulting for bothindividuals and companies. Bruno Gallery offers a widevariety of contemporary art including original paintings,and indoor and outdoor sculptures.

Chan Hampe Galleries aims to create a platform forEast-West cultural exchange by exhibiting andpromoting contemporary art with a primary focus onSingaporean artistic practice.

M.O.L.C. A solo show by London-based, Malaysian artist Rajinder Singh. TheM.O.L.C. series was inspired by the artist's reflections and observations of his homecountry from the vantage point of one living abroad, and the way in which

Malaysia had been depicted in the media by foreign press over the years. With thisunderlying theme, the artist explored a 'make believe' world, dreaming up a time when'Malaya' may have been promoted as a land of living curiosities – foreign, exotic, strangeand exciting! – a melting pot of rich and bizarre cultures. Till 15 Nov

TRAVEL BUG – A solo exhibition by Jake Davies. In this exhibition Jakeconsiders the concept of the "travel bug". While the term typically refers tosomeone with the inclination to travel often, the artist, a well-experienced traveler

himself, considers how important it is to be culturally aware and adaptable to yoursurroundings when traveling, much like a bug or virus. 17 – 26 Nov

Hold Me Tight – A solo exhibition by Yuree Kensaku, curated by LoredanaPazzini-Paracciani. While informed by social issues, everyday imagery, andchildhood memories, the collage works and prints in "Hold Me Tight" retain a

surrealistic quality that seems both familiar and obscure at once. 29 Nov – 23 Dec


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Our collection focuses primarily on Chinese, regionaland local Singaporean artists, many of whom arerenown for their credentials in international exhibitionsand auction houses. We have more than 20 years ofexperience.

Panda Oil Paintings Exhibition by Huang Xiong Wen. Huang Xiong Wen hascreated twenty oil paintings that are gracefully depicting the life of pandas, thenational treasure of China. These rare masterpieces will be exhibited in conjunction

with Pandas Jia Jia and Kai Kai’s visit to the Singapore Zoo. Till 30 Nov

DaTang Fine Arts Singapore18 Boon Lay Way #08-124 TradeHub 21☎ 6333 9628 (O) 9846 2098 (hp) Johnnywww.datangfinearts.com


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Element Art Space140 Hill Street #01-10/11/12, MICA Building☎ 6883 2001 Fax 6883 [email protected], www.elementartspace.comwww.facebook.com/elementartspacesg

map no. 109 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

11 – 7 11–5

Drawn from Soobin Art Gallery's 20 years ofexperience, Element Art Space is now home toinnovative and singular exhibitions across variousmedia and genres.

Triyadi Guntur Wiratmo. 16 Nov – 16 DecJoin us on Facebook for updates: https://www.facebook.com/elementartspacesg

Esplanade – Theatres On The Bay1 Esplanade Drivewww.esplanade.com


Esplanade aims to be a performing arts centre for everyone. Its programme line-up spansall genres to encompass music, dance, theatre and visual arts, with a special emphasison Asian culture.

K-ATTACK II! A Korean Pop Concert by Nanyang Polytechnic ChineseOrchestra (NYPCO). Hits from SNSD, Super Junior, T-ARA, 2AM, Big Bang, IU,SHINee, JYJ and more on Chinese classical instruments. 03 Nov, 5 – 6.30pm

Bitesize: Appreciating Indian Dance – Bharathanatyam and Odissi workshopby Apsaras Arts. 04 Nov, 2 – 4pm

Galerie Belvedere168 Robinson Road#36-01 Capital Tower☎ 6423 [email protected]


Galerie Belvedere, establised in 1996, is a leadingSingapore art gallery and consultancy. The gallery dealsin contemporary paintings and sculptures.


10 – 6 ☎ X


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Gajah Gallery140 Hill Street #01-08, MICA Building☎ 6737 [email protected], www.gajahgallery.com



11 – 7 12 – 6

Gajah Gallery explores the diverse socio-culturalinterests of Asia through art from the region.Established in 1996, Gajah Gallery is dedicated to thepromotion of Southeast Asian Contemporary Art.

Give Art Space65 Spottiswoode Park Road☎ 9005 4850www.giveart.net, www.giveartspace.net

map no. 314

Give Art makes contemporary art more affordable byenabling you to create art gift registries. Give Art'sstable includes critically acclaimed contemporaryartists from Southeast Asia and the UK, includingJustin Lee, Jason Wee and Sandrine Llouquet.

Serial Instinct features a new series of paintings, Dwelling, by the critically-acclaimed Michael Lee, as well as recent works on paper by Royal College of ArtResearch Fellow, Richard Caldicott. Dwelling depicts the floorplans of structures:

structures only dreamed of, structures with uncertain futures, and structures destroyed ordemolished. In reducing them to pure linework, from a fixed aerial perspective, at asingle scale of 1:50, Lee evokes the roles of reduction, bias, and imagination in theprocess of memory. In a series produced from 2011-12, Caldicott’s work is strikinglyrestrained, and reflects his long-running interest in Modernist architecture and Minimalistmusic. As part of an over-arching, decades-long exploration of line, colour, and form,Caldicott presents a sensory experience that is simultaneously austere and seductive. 01 – 30 Nov


☎ 12 – 6 ☎

Gallery Reis390 Orchard Road, #03-01/02☎ 68360370 Fax 6836 2895 [email protected]

map no. 514

Gallery Reis’ focus is to introduce outstandingcontemporary art by established and emerging artists.

The Silence Rode A Donkey Into Town. 13 new works by Dale Frank. Arguably one of Australia’s most well known pre-eminent abstract painters and recognized for his ground-breaking use of striking

colour and tinted varnishes, Dale Frank’s paintings are imbued with his unique vision ofnature. The luxuriant tightly controlled poured monochromes and multi-colored figurativecanvases capture raw beauty and forceful movement across expansive landscapes thattakes the viewer on a journey through the artist’s intuitive responses to the gloriousplasticity of paint. With an international career spanning over 30 years – painter,draughtsman, sculptor, photographer, film maker and performance artist, Dale Frankmoves effortlessly between his passions. 01 – 30 Nov

The Silence Rode A Donkey Into Town. Opening Reception. 1 Nov. 7 – 9pm


11 – 6X


Events

Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore(ICAS), LASALLE College of the Arts1 McNally Street☎ 6496 5070www.lasalle.edu.sg


10 – 6X

The Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore (ICAS) isthe curatorial division of LASALLE College of the Arts.It runs seven galleries, comprising some 1,500 squaremeters of gallery spaces.

Milenko Prvacki: A Survey, 1979 – 2012. Milenko Prvacki has become one ofthe most important painters today. Over the past thirty years and more, Prvacki hascontinued to develop and refine his practice to a point where it has become a rich

engagement with and dialogue between abstraction and the abstract. This exhibitioncovers different periods of his work, ranging from the late Seventies when he was stillliving in Europe and his native country of Serbia, until his most recent work produced inSingapore, where he has been residing since the early 1990’s. 02 Nov – 05 Dec

iPRECIATION1 Fullerton Square, #01-08 The Fullerton Hotel☎ 6339 0678 Fax 6438 [email protected], www.ipreciation.com


10 – 7 11 – 3

Specialising in modern & contemporary art,iPRECIATION represents renowned artists includingNobel Laureate Gao Xingjian, acclaimed Taiwanesesculptor Ju Ming, and Hong Kong artist Cheung Yee.

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I Theatre27 Kerbau [email protected], www.itheatre.org

map no. 200

A World-class family focused Theatre Company forSingapore and the region – Accessible, Inspirational,Challenging, Original.

Ashputtel – The Story of Cinderella. Till 17 Nov

Jaina Mishra Photography☎ 9824 [email protected]

Tribal Expressions. An exhibition of photographscelebrating identity by Jaina Mishra. 28 Nov – 01 Dec, Venue: The Arts House


10 – 8


Kelly Reedy — Studio Arts27 Woking Road, #[email protected]


For more information, see www.kellyreedy.com


☎ 9367 7382

M-Gallery51 Waterloo Street, #03-03B/#03-04☎ 6338 0093 [email protected], www.mgallery.com.sg


M Gallery is a specialist in contemporary art from theMekong Region.


11 – 7 12-5X X

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Jeremy Ramsey Fine Art16 Bt Pasoh Rd☎ 6227 [email protected], www.artjeremyramsey.com



☎ 6227 1198

Abstract and figurative works, drawing from life andprints by Britsh born Singapore citizen JeremyRamsey: vibrant colours, powerful lines and sensualforms.

Japan Creative Centre4 Nassim Road☎ 6737 0434www.sg.emb-japan.go.jp/JCC


10 – 6

“Traditional Culture” Poster DesignExhibition by Temasek Polytechnic andNagoya University of Arts. 03 – 09 Nov

Lecture & Demo by Tim Hoffman. 03 Nov, 2 – 3pm

NOH Lecture & Demo by Ms Chikage Terai. 07 Nov, 7.30 – 8.30pm

Lecture on “Manga: Media, Art Media Art” by Dr Jacqueline Bernt. 09 Nov,7pm

Tsuruga Wakasanojo Lecture & Demo. 21 Nov, 7pm

Lecture and Demo on Nomarin Kamishibai (Picture Storytelling). 26 Nov, 7 – 8.30pm

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Mercedes-Benz Center301 Alexandra Road☎ 6866 1782 Fax 6866 [email protected]



8.30 – 7 10-6

The Mercedes-Benz Center is more than an ordinaryshowroom and service center. To date, it houses manycolourful and vibrant activities, ranging from fashion toarts & music.

Events

Metakaos Collections51 Goldhill Plaza, #23-04/07☎ 6438 3880 Fax 6438 [email protected], www.metakaos.com



10 – 7

The Auspicious Series (inaugural collection of Chinesecalligraphy characters 'Fu', ' Lu', 'Shou' and 'Xi') andThe Power Series (modeled after powerful animals) areonly available at Metakaos. We are experienced inmanaging projects of a large scale.

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MODE [hair . gallery] 8A Marina Boulevard #B2-22. Marina Bay Link Mall☎ 6834 3774 / 6834 [email protected], modehairgallery.com



11 – 9 11–8 11–5

Mode is a gallery in more ways than one. Here, hairdesign meets art meets fashion all under one roof.Mode will be on constant lookout for talented andunique local artists and designers with whom to forgecool collaborations.

Nanman Art Pte Ltd19 Tanglin Road, # 02-56 & 65 Tanglin Shopping Ctr☎ 9767 3189 / 8357 7781 Fax 6737 9168www.nanmanart.com



11 - 6

Nanman Art focuses on high quality original artworks;introducing oil paintings, water color, Chinese inkpainting, prints, calligraphy, sculpture & photography.

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NUS MuseumUniversity Cultural Centre, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent,National University of Singapore☎ 6516 8817 [email protected], www.nus.edu.sg/cfa/museum


10 – 7.30 10-6X

Camping and Tramping Through the ColonialArchives: The Museum in Malaya. The termCamping and Tramping is inspired by a lesser

known 19th Century document compiled by a Britishofficer describing the field work and travails of his time with the colonial office inMalaya. Till 02 Dec

Sculpting Life: The Ng Eng Teng Collection. Ng Eng Teng (1934 – 2001) was apainter and potter by training but is most recognised for his sculptural piecesfeaturing humanist themes. ongoing

Ways of Seeing Chinese Art features over 200 objects including ceramics, jadesand bronzes from the Lee Kong Chian Collection. ongoing

One East ArtSpace15 Scotts Road, #05-08/09, Thong Teck Building☎ 6737 1819 Fax 6737 1859 [email protected], www.oneeastasia.org


One East Asia is a Singapore-based international artmanagement organisation which champions Asian Artthrough its diverse and dynamic programs andeducational activities. One East Asia also managesOne East ArtSpace.

Romancing Indonesia. Till 10 Nov, Location: Royal Opera Arcade (ROA) Gallery5b Pall Mall Royal Opera Arcade London SW1Y 4UY

Five to One. This highly anticipated event follows 2011’s successful showing Fourto One. This two-part exhibition brings together a careful selection of students’artworks from five international schools in Singapore; the Tanglin Trust School, The

Australian International School, St. Joseph’s Institution International, United WorldCollege of South East Asia, Dover and United World College of South East Asia. The entries this year include a beautiful selection of sculptures, three-dimensionalartworks, portraiture, oils and acrylics, photographs, nature-themed pieces and textileworks. 01 – 28 Nov


10 – 6 10–3.30X

National Museum of Singapore93 Stamford Road☎ 6332 3659www.nationalmuseum.sg


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Events

Peach Tree129 Tanglin Road, Tudor Court☎ 6836 6339


Works by Local Artists: Henry Chen Ke Zhan, Jimmy Ong.Thai Artists: Attasit, Budies, Dusit, Seri,

Somkiat.Indonesian Artists: Gusti Agung Galuh, Krijono,Judo. As well as Lifestyle Objects, ChineseCollectibles, Buddha Images. ongoing


11 – 7

Peranakan Museum39 Armenian Street☎ 6332 7591www.peranakanmuseum.sg


The Peranakan Museum presents a Southeast Asian-wide view of Peranakan culture.

Emily of Emerald Hill: Singaporean Identityon Stage. An exhibition about one ofSingapore’s best known and most loved plays: Emily of Emerald Hill, written by

Stella Kon in 1982. Acclaimed by audiences around the world, the play was instrumentalin giving expression to Peranakan and Singaporean identity. This exhibition at thePeranakan Museum examines how the play was created, and the different ways it hasbeen performed over the years. Visitors gain deeper insights into the story, which wasinspired by the author’s own experience growing up in a mansion on Emerald Hill. Till 17 Feb


1–7 9 – 7 9–9 9 – 7

Pop and Contemporary Fine Art390 Orchard RoadPalais Renaissance #03-12 ☎ 6735 0959 www.popandcontemporaryart.com



11.30 – 6.30 12-5

Permanent exhibit of pop and contemporary blue chipartists including Warhol, Haring, Morris, Kusama,Murakami, Lichtenstein, Dine and Indiana. All work isavailable for sale.

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red dot design museum28 Maxwell Road, red dot traffic, ground floor☎ 6327 8027 www.reddottraffic.com


With a collection of over 1000 exhibits, the red dotdesign museum in Singapore is the largestcontemporary design museum in Asia.


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ReDot Fine Art GalleryTanjong Pagar Distripark39 Keppel Road Unit #02-06☎ 6222 1039 Fax 6222 [email protected], www.redotgallery.com


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The gallery represents artists from areas across theNorthern and Western Deserts of Australia where themajority of the Aboriginal Art Centres are located.

“Tjukurrpa Ngaatjanya Maru Kamu Tjulkura”(Dreaming in Black and White). This exhibition represents the 9th annualshowing from Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd. in Singapore. The stunning exhibition

by the desert masters marks the 40th anniversary of the incorporation of this groundbreaking community art centre from Central Australia's Western Desert. This year's show, ‘Tjukurrpa Ngaatjanya Maru Kamu Tjulkura’ (Dreaming in Black andWhite), brings together the finest collection of works, executed in the unusual black andwhite style, from some of the company’s most senior law-people as well as some of themost important emerging artists. This exhibition boldly honours the traditions of thecompany's founding artists and shareholders of the early 1970's but simultaneouslyembraces today’s modern contemporary art world. Till 01 Dec

Singapore Art Museum (SAM)71 Bras Basah Road☎ 6332 3222www.singart.com



10 – 7 10-9 10 – 7

Learning Gallery, SAM at 8Q. The LearningGallery is dedicated to presenting artworks fromSAM’s collection for the young visitor.

PANORAMA: Recent art from contemporaryAsia. The PANORAMA series of exhibitions offers a wide lens to examine our world& allows for a diversity of perspectives, charting issues which are pervading

contemporary art-making in Asia today. This first edition of PANORAMA features 23artists from 8 countries working in various mediums. Till 25 Dec

Singapore International PhotographyFestival (SIPF)www.sipf.sg

Singapore International Photography Festival(SIPF) 2012. A biennial gathering of mindsfrom around the world with the common pursuit

of advancing the art and appreciation of contemporaryphotography. Till 17 Nov


Events

Singapore Philatelic Museum23B Coleman Street Singapore 179807☎ 6337 3888, www.spm.org.sg


1–7 9 – 7

Imagine Dragons. Singapore Philatelic Museumis bringing dragons to life with stamps andinteractive displays. Till 01 Dec

Singapore Tyler Print Institute (STPI)41 Robertson Quay☎ 6336 3663www.stpi.com.sg



10 – 6 XX

With its unique facility and dedicated team, STPIcollaborates with outstanding artists from around theworld to push the technical and aesthetic frontiers ofprintmaking and papermaking, creating edition printsand unique works on paper.

Richard Deacon "Beware of the Dog". A leading figure in contemporarysculpture, British artist Richard Deacon's fluid forms in steel, ceramic, aluminumand plywood create stunning assemblages beyond expectations. Deacon furthers

his exploration and manipulation of materials at STPI, intersecting two- and three-dimensional principles with the media of print and papermaking. Till 03 Nov

Ronald Ventura. One of the most acclaimed contemporary artists from thePhilippines, Ronald Ventura has garnered significant international attention inrecent years. He now ranks among the leading artists in Southeast Asia. Ventura's

visuals lay the groundwork for an investigation into the commodification of the humanbody, paranoia and religious consciousness in modern societies. 17 Nov – 22 DecExhibition walkthrough: Saturday 17 November 2.30pm STPI Gallery

SOCIETE GENERALE Gallery1 Sarkies Road☎ 6833 9314benedict@alliancefrancaise.org.sgwww.alliancefrancaise.org.sg/gallery.html

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The gallery showcases various genres of artwork byinternational artists. Our goal is to bridge artisticexpressions and promote cultural exchange.

French Influence in the Russian Propaganda.A collection of affiches (1925-1950s) by Lady Kyra Baez Martell. This exhibitionaims to create awareness of commercial cartel-propaganda affiches of Russia, and

how French culture and artistic practices has influenced the presentation of these artforms. Cartel in this article refers to a social or political representation in a poster. 30 Oct – 27 Nov

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tcc - 4 Robinson Road4 Robinson Road, #01-01☎ 6438 3357www.theconnoisseurconcerto.com



7.30 – 8X X

tcc-artshowcase PantoneMyArt. 10 notableartists have been invited by tcc – The ConnoisseurConcerto to create artworks in a predominant

Pantone© colour tone of their choice. The remarkableresults bring to light the versatility and dynamism of thisproprietary colour matching system, loved and used bymillions of design and print practices around the world.This year’s carefully curated line-up of artists includesdistinguished veterans Loh Khee Yew, Sepi Valeriu andP. Gnana, who bring decades of accomplished practiceto the exhibition. Alongside these talented artists will befresh perspectives brought on by the works of multimedia painter Sandra Lee, digital art maven Brian Adams as well as painter Steve Chua.The colourful and vivid creations of Diana Francis and Ketna Patel will no doubt addbrilliantly to the mix while the incisive photographs of Stefen Chow and Sir MichaelCulme-Seymour will represent the photographic medium at this exhibition for the firsttime. Till 10 Jan


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tcc - 'The Gallery'51 Circular Road☎ 6533 9033www.theconnoisseurconcerto.com


the connoisseur concerto (tcc) is the leading purveyorof gourmet coffees in Singapore and soon, the region.We pride ourselves in offering an extensive range ofexclusive top-quality coffees, brewed to perfectionusing a variety of methods including syphon, ice coffeedripper and espresso techniques.

We provide a cosy, welcoming ambience wherecustomers can fully appreciate the pleasure ofsavouring a truly excellent cup of coffee. Each of ourart boutique caffè features a unique design andambience to suit the local clientele. And if ourcustomers are peckish, our comprehensive menu of delicious starters, main courses anddesserts will certainly gratify their appetite.

100Friends 100Artist 100Dreams. Conceptualised and curated by PHUNK andart-management.com, “100 Friends 100 Artists 100 Dreams” brings to life the100 different dreams of well-known artists. The show comprises artists of all ages

hailing from Singapore, Hong Kong, Barcelona, China, New York, Bali and Japan as wellas across multi-disciplinary practices including illustration, digital media andphotography. The youngest artist on display is 6 years old. Artworks are framed andpriced at a very affordable S$199. For all artworks sold, 100 % of the proceeds benefitthe non-profit TRANSMISSION: PROJECT, an annual experimental incubator platformfounded by the award-winning Singaporean contemporary art and design collective,PHUNK. The 2013 TRANSMISSION: PROJECT will present works of young artists whowill be mentored by PHUNK over a one-year apprenticeship program, culminating in amulti-disciplinary exhibition and catalogue. Till 08 Jan


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tcc - Raffles Xchange5 Raffles Place #B1-63/64/65MRT Station ☎ 6438 3006www.theconnoisseurconcerto.com



7.30 – 10 7.30–6.30X

tcc-artshowcase PantoneMyArt. 10 notable artists have been invited by tcc –The Connoisseur Concerto to create artworks in

a predominant Pantone© colour tone of their choice.The remarkable results bring to light the versatilityand dynamism of this proprietary colour matchingsystem, loved and used by millions of design andprint practices around the world. This year’s carefullycurated line-up of artists includes distinguishedveterans Loh Khee Yew, Sepi Valeriu and P. Gnana,who bring decades of accomplished practice to theexhibition. Alongside these talented artists will be fresh perspectives brought on by theworks of multi media painter Sandra Lee, digital art maven Brian Adams as well aspainter Steve Chua. The colourful and vivid creations of Diana Francis and Ketna Patelwill no doubt add brilliantly to the mix while the incisive photographs of Stefen Chowand Sir Michael Culme-Seymour will represent the photographic medium at thisexhibition for the first time. Till 10 Jan

tcc-artshowcase Loh Khee Yew. Born in 1933,Mr Loh Khee Yew is one of the pioneers ofSingapore’s design movement. In 1966, he left

for Canada to study design at the Alberta college of Arton a Colombo Plan scholarship, graduating with amajor in advertising. Later he pursued photographyand printmaking in the Vancouver school of Art. Hewas the Dean of Design Faculty at LASALLE-SIA,College of the Arts (1992-1995) tcc-artshowcaseexhibition featuring inked-line drawings Titled "TheNaked Trees", the exhibition showcases the sculpturalsplendour of tree forms. Employing his signaturetechnique, Mr Loh traces the organic form of nature's bounty in a truly unique andfascinating way. This exhibition is a celebration of nature and an invitation to discoverthe very essence of the beauty of trees. Till 21 Dec

tcc - The Pier @ Robertson80 Mohamed Sultan Road, #01-01/02☎ 6733 8707www.theconnoisseurconcerto.com


8 – 10.30 8 – 2

The Arts House1 Old Parliament Lane☎ 6332 [email protected], www.theartshouse.com.sg


12 – 9

Tribal Expressions. An exhibition ofphotographs celebrating identity by Jaina Mishra.28 Nov – 01 Dec


Events

The Gallery of Gnani Arts#01-17, Tanglin Shopping Centre, 19 Tanglin Road☎ 6735 [email protected], www.gnaniarts.com



10 – 7 10–6

Seeing the Kite Again Series II. This exhibitionis inspired by the late master Wu Guanzhong’smetaphor of a kite and how it expresses the

connection between an artist, his life and the peoplearound him. By bridging Chinese and Westernaesthetics, Wu blazed the trail for the modernization ofChinese art. In 2008, the internationally acclaimed artist donated his largest gift of 113important works to the National Heritage Board. The current exhibition showcases someof Wu’s most outstanding works produced from 1960s to 2000s in the oil and inkmedium. Till 12 Nov

The National Art Gallery, Singaporewww.nationalartgallery.sg



10 – 7 10-9 10 – 7

The Substation45 Armenian Street ☎ 6337 7535www.substation.org


12 – 9

Primal Screams by Angie Seah. Angie hasbeen making drawings of “mouth” icons since1999 but has only begun to question their

meaning and significance recently. In this exhibition,she will revisit this creative process in order tounderstand how she has derived this constantelement in her works. This process will extend to other mediums of artmaking,particularly drawing and voice performance. As part of the exhibition, Angie will workwith musicians and a sound artist in three performances that will express differentperspectives and metaphorical approaches towards her artworks. 03 – 12 Nov

Turn by Susie Lingham. Susie Lingham’s solo exhibition at The Substation, Turn,is a meditation on the mutability of meaning and metaphor, perceptual andconceptual experience. It is a search for the interface of conceptual- perceptual

relations, and what lies between the poetic and philosophical continuum of thought – thesliver of a space where we contemplate the nature of the belief systems that we hold onto, and that seem to hold us in place, in an ever-turning world. A series of works will befeatured, including drawings, graphic scores and poetry. 16 Nov – 01 Dec

Founded in 2003, The Gallery of Gnani Arts curates anexceptional collection of South Indian contemporary art.


Events

YAVUZ Fine Art51 Waterloo Street, #03-01☎ 6338 7900 Fax 6338 [email protected], www.yavuzfineart.com



☎ 10 – 7 12–5X X

The gallery is an art destination where exceptionalregional and international artists’ works can bediscovered and where contemporary artisticstatements will be nurtured and displayed.

Pointless. Pointless, Warawut Tourawong’s firstinternational solo exhibition, premieres new paintings by the emerging Thai bornartist. Interested in the complexities and histories related to how we read a

painting, Tourawong obscures perceptions and veils meaning by transforming the symbolsof every day life into the subject of his surreal and dark visual world. Till 18 Nov

Yang Gallery Pte Ltd19 Tanglin Road #02-41☎ 6721 8888www.yanggallery.com.sg


Yang Gallery is one of the most prestigious art galleriesfeaturing Chinese Contemporary Art in Singapore &Beijing.


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TRCC – The Republic Cultural CentreRepublic Polytechnic, 9 Woodlands Avenue 9☎ 6510 3000 trcc.rp.sg

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Aspirations of our Youth. What is your dream? Do you remember what youwished for when you were a child? Now, the same question is tossed back to thestudents at Republic Polytechnic to interpret it all over again; what are their

dreams and aspirations? Till 30 Nov

Reflections, Republic Polytechnic's Community Arts Festival. This year’stheme is “CelebrAsians”, with a wide array of performance genres, be it dance,drama, music and visual arts exhibitions, showcasing how we have drawn from the

roots of our rich Asian heritage to celebrate new expressions of these traditions as wellas explore how to innovate and engage new audiences. Till 09 Nov

Gamelan Naga Kencana. RP’s Gamelan Naga Kencana group, explores a wholenew dimension in gamelan music, fusing traditional beats with modern vibes. 02 Nov, 4.30pm

Grand Magic Show 2012. The critically acclaimed Grand Magic Show is back!Sixth year since its inception, this annual show has gone from strength to strengthand it is widely regarded as the show that provides the platform for top

professional as well as up-and-coming new magicians in Singapore to showcase theirtalents and new acts. 03 Nov, 7.30pm

MUSE V. What’s your MUSE? With the theme of ‘CelebrAsians’, be inspired withmore dynamic fusion of contemporary and traditional dance movementsshowcasing and celebrating the rich tapestry of Singapore’s multi-cultural spirit.

07 Nov, 8pm


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Art Glass Solutions Pte Ltd was formed in January 2008 toenliven, enrich and provide new opportunities for art glasscreativity in Singapore.

Art Glass Solutions Pte Ltd39 Kuo Chuan [email protected]☎ 6440 4957

Art Education

Services

Art Organisations

ATAS aims to provide a reference point fornetworking with fellow art therapists, students ofart therapy and professionals from other disciplines.

Art Therapists’ Association Singapore (ATAS)☎ 63387467www.atas.org.sg

An affordable all risk insurance cover to private &corporate collections, museums & fine art galleries,exhibitions & transits, auction houses.

AXA Fine Art Insurance☎ 6880 4957Atten: Charles [email protected]

Insurance


Services

Crown Fine Arts, a division of the CrownWorldwide Group, has been providingspecialised fine arts packing and transportation services since 1989. With our extensivenetwork, we are able to serve all domestic and major global locations requiring thishighly delicate and specialised service. Our personal approach to every project hasgarnered the appreciation and trust of clients ranging from world-renowned museumsand major art galleries to private collectors.

Crown Fine Arts36 Pioneer Road, Singapore 628504☎ 6593 7314 Fax: 6862 [email protected]

Transportation & Crating

Agility Fairs & Events is the first logistics company in Singapore & Asia to be ISO-certified specifically for fine art logistics. We provide full service, end-to-end fine artlogistics, utilising our global network of art handling partners, experienced art handlers,modern art storage facility and temperature-controlled air-suspension vehicle, whichcater to the sensitive needs of galleries, museums, collectors and artists alike. We havethe capacity to handle art installations, as well as special packing & crating works. Any size. Any volume. Anywhere – We are there for you.

Agility Fairs & Events Logistics Pte LtdNo. 5 Changi North Way73rd Floor, Singapore 498771☎ 6500 0250 Fax: 6214 [email protected]

Rhema’s Fine Arts Logistics Specialists move sensitive & priceless artworks and artefacts.We provide sensitive handling, special packings and cratings, installation work, climate-controlled transportation & warehousing, and special insurance. Rhema is appointed as aPanelist of Service Providers for the “Provision of Art Handling, Air-Ride and CoveredTruck and Local Transportation for the National Heritage Board, Singapore”

Rhema Events & Arts Services Pte Ltd10 Changi South Street 3#05-01, Tang Logistics Centre Singapore 486147☎ 6545 0111 Fax: 6785 [email protected]

SANTA FE Art Solutions☎ 6398 3015 [email protected]

Specialized Services Exclusive to the Arts:

· Art Collection Management· Art Storage· Exhibition & Project Management· Art Movement & Installation

Your Art … Our Passion


AAdriana Molder Art Plural Gallery Adrinalia Art Xchange Gallery SingaporeAffandi Element Art SpaceAgapetus A Kristiandana Element Art SpaceAhmad Sadali Element Art SpaceAhmad Zakii Anwar Gajah GalleryAlphonso Doss The Gallery of Gnani ArtsAndy Warhol Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtAng Ping Ping Chan Hampe GalleriesAng Song Nian 2902 GalleryApril Ng Kiow Ngor Artists Alliance SGArron Teo D'Peak Art Space

BB. Jane Cowie Art Glass SolutionsBasoeki Abdullah Art Retreat, Galerie BelvedereBlanchard, Jean-Pierre art-management.comBlanco Antonio Galerie BelvedereBob Lee 2902 GalleryBogel Art Xchange Gallery SingaporeBoo Sze Yang Artists Alliance SGBunga Jeruk Sculpture Square LimitedBurton Morris Pop and Contemp. Fine Art

CCastronovo Ian art-management.comChankerk Chan Hampe GalleriesCarol Ho MODE [hair . gallery] Chen ShiFa Wai's Art GalleryChen, Henry Ke Zhan Peach TreeChen Wen Hsi Wai's Art GalleryChen Xiongxun Nanman Art Pte LtdChen Zhuo + Huang Keyi Yang GalleryCheung Yee iPRECIATIONChiew Sien Kuan Artists Alliance SGChoi Young Wook Art On GalleryChoiruddin Art Xchange Gallery SingaporeChua Boon Kee METAKAOS COLLECTIONSChua Ek Kay Gajah GalleryChua Say Hua Telok KurauChye, Dick Lim d’Art StudioClarence Aw 2902 GalleryClemens Briels Bruno Gallery

DDao Minh Tri ArtBlue StudioDavid Gerstein Bruno GalleryDecember Pang One East ArtSpaceDick Lim Teck Chye d' Art StudioDjirna, I Made Gajah GalleryDo Duy Tuan ArtBlue StudioDo Ky Huy ArtBlue StudioDona Prawita Arissuta Art Xchange Gallery Dorit Levi Bruno GalleryDuong Sen ArtBlue Studio

EEdi Jatmiko Art Xchange Gallery Eko Prawoto Sculpture SquareErnst Neizvestny John Erdos ArtEubena Nampitjin ReDot Fine Art Gallery

FFan Xiaoyan Yang GalleryFebry Art Xchange Gallery Fehr, Kai Gallery Krisstel MartinFernando Botero Element Art Space,

Art Plural Gallery

GGADAI (YÉWO) Aspasia ReDot Fine ArtGAMA (MISASO) Lila ReDot Fine ArtGao Xingjian iPRECIATION

Geraldine Nowee ReDot Fine Art GalleryGnana P The Gallery of Gnani ArtsGoh Beng Kwon Peach Tree, Telok KurauGong Lilong Art RetreatGuanzhong, Wu Art RetreatGunarsa Nyoman Galerie BelvedereGung Man Galerie Belvedere

HHla Myint Swe John Erdos ArtHo Sou Ping artcommune galleryHuang Zhou Wai's Art GalleryHung Liu iPRECIATIONHusner Paul Galerie BelvedereHwang Hyun Seung Art On GalleryHwang Sun Tae Art On Gallery

IIdo Shemi Bruno GalleryI Nyoman Masriadi Gajah GalleryI Nyoman Sujana Kenyem D’Peak Art SpaceIrene Chou iPRECIATION

JJ. Ariadhitya Pramuhendra Gajah GalleryJafri Sacha Galerie BelvedereJagannath Panda Art Plural GalleryJanice Chin D'Peak Art SpaceJason Lim Sculpture SquareJendela Art Group Gajah GalleryJenny Sim Chan Hampe GalleriesJim Dine Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtJoan Miro Art Plural GalleryJoanna Chen Chan Hampe GalleriesJoel Yuen 2902 GalleryJohn Clang 2902 GalleryJose Maria Busto art-management.comJudo Peach TreeJulian Schnabel Art Plural GalleryJumaldi Alfi Element Art Space, Gajah GalleryJu Ming iPRECIATION

KKhanh Thoan ArtBlue StudioKeith Haring Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtKim Hyun Joo Art On GalleryKoo Seoung Yeon Art On GalleryKrijono Galerie Belvedere, Peach TreeKristiansen Oistein art-management.comKumari Nahappan Sculpture SquareKwan, Goh Beng Peach Tree

LLaila Azra Barrosa StudioLambrechts Marc art-management.comLee Gilbert Barrosa StudioLee Man Fong Element Art Space,

Wai's Art GalleryLee Wen Soobin Art Int’l Pte LtdLe Mayeur Adrien Jean Galerie BelvedereLeo Hee Tong Telok Kurau, Sun CraftLeonardo Lucchi METAKAOS COLLECTIONSLee Young Ji Art On GalleryLi Daixuan Nanman Art Pte LtdLi Jian Gang artcommune galleryLi Shaoran Wai's Art GalleryLi Zesong Nanman Art Pte LtdLim Soo Ngee Artists Alliance SGLim Teck Chye, Dick d' Art StudioLim Tze Peng artcommune galleryLing Yang Chang Artists Alliance SGLiu Hong Yang Gallery Pte LtdLiu Yue YAVUZ Fine ArtLoh Khee Yew art-management.com

Artists and where their work can be found

Through the Studio Artists listings, art lovers can more easily visit artists' websites andstudio spaces for a personalized approach to art collecting. Artists themselves now havean affordable way to bring their work to the attention of a wider audience. For details on advertising rates visit our website at www.sagg.com.sg

Artists


Artists

Lumpur The Peach TreeLuo Brothers Yang Gallery Pte LtdLuo Yongjin YAVUZ Fine ArtLuong Khanh Thoan ArtBlue StudioLv Yanjun Yang Gallery Pte LtdLye Swee Koon Connoisseur Art GalleryLynn Lim Li Yin Artists Alliance SG

MM. Irfan Gajah GalleryMa Kang YAVUZ Fine ArtMackenzie Frank art-management.comManik The Peach TreeManolo Valdes Art Plural GalleryManop Suwanpinta Sculpture SquareMarc Quinn Element Art Space, Art Plural

Gallery, Marc QuinnMaria Indria Sari One East ArtSpaceMassimo Mercurio METAKAOS COLLECTIONSMelvin Ong Sculpture SquareMendler Hans art-management.comMetzler Kurt Laurenz Galerie BelvedereMichael Ong Sculpture SquareMihagui ArtBlue StudioMintio 2902 GalleryM Irfan Element Art SpaceMithu Sen Art Plural Gallery

NNandagopal S. Gajah GalleryNg Siok Hoon Artists Alliance SGNguyen Ba Tuan ArtBlue StudioNguyen Hong Son ArtBlue StudioNguyen Lam ArtBlue StudioNguyen Tan Cuong ArtBlue StudioNie Nanxiang Nanman Art Pte LtdNingura Napurrula ReDot Fine Art GalleryNiu Guozheng YAVUZ Fine ArtNora Wompi ReDot Fine Art Gallery

OOlga Bliznetsova Chan Hampe GalleriesOm Mee Ai Galerie BelvedereOng, Jimmy The Peach TreeOng Kim Seng Galerie Belvedere,Telok Kurau

PPablo Picasso Art Plural GalleryPan Dehai Yang Gallery Pte LtdParibartana Mohanty Art Plural GalleryPauline Polder Chan Hampe GalleriesPauline Sunfly ReDot Fine Art GalleryPaul Jamie art-management.comPearl Yang Substation - GalleryPeng Cheng Nanman Art Pte LtdPerumal P The Gallery of Gnani ArtsPhoon Poh Wai Wai’s Art GalleryPlatte, Ewald Art TrovePon Ragunathan The Gallery of Gnani ArtsPoon, Anthony NAFA, Telok KurauPrabhakara Jimmy Quek Galerie BelvederePraema Barrosa StudioPrompum Sirinudsomboon METAKAOS Putu Sutawijaya Element Art Space

QQiu Jie Art Plural GalleryQu Jinzhong Nanman Art Pte LtdQuinn Lorenzo Galerie Belvedere

RRajavelu S.K. art-management.comRamlan Abdullah Sculpture SquareRamsey, Jeremy Jeremy Ramsey Fine ArtRaymond Yap Artists Alliance SGReedy Kelly Kelly Reedy - Studio ArtsRen Zhe Yang Gallery Pte LtdRina Banerjee Art Plural GalleryRobert Indiana Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtRobert Longo Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtRobert Mihagui ArtBlue StudioRoy Lichtenstein Pop and Contemp. Fine ArtRudi Mantofani Gajah Gallery

SSeher Shah Art Plural Gallery

Selvaraj A The Gallery of Gnani ArtsShao Wenhuan YAVUZ Fine Art Shaoyinong & Muchen YAVUZ Fine ArtShi Lifeng Yang Gallery Pte LtdShin Dong Won Art On GalleryShin Sang Ho Art On GalleryShorty Jangala Robertson ReDot Fine Art Siew Hock Meng Element Art SpaceSmit Arie Galerie BelvedereSoh Chee Hui Artists Alliance SGSteven M. Jones METAKAOS COLLECTIONSStrawalde Art TroveSumantri Art Xchange GallerySung Young Rok Art On GallerySun Yu-Li Sculpture Square,

art-management.comSuwandi Art Xchange Gallery

TTakashi Murakami Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtTan Chee Seong Chan Hampe GalleriesTan Sock Fong METAKAOS COLLECTIONSTang Ling Nah Sculpture Square Teng Nee Cheong Gajah GalleryTerence Tan Chee Wah Artists Alliance SGTheresa Nowee ReDot Fine Art GalleryThinh Le Asian Art OptionsThukral & Tagra Art Plural GalleryTien Fu Aseana Gallery LLPTri Huu Luu John Erdos ArtTrung, Nguyen Gajah GalleryTse Yim On iPRECIATIONTung Yue Nang Sun Craft

VValeriu Sepi art-management.comVictor Tan METAKAOS COLLECTIONSVincent Chow Chan Hampe Galleries

WWang Chuan YAVUZ Fine ArtWang Jia Nan iPRECIATIONWang Xin Ke artcommune galleryWang Yuming YAVUZ Fine ArtWan Yun Hong Nanman Art Pte LtdWanna Orasaroaj METAKAOS COLLECTIONSWarhol Andy Galerie BelvedereWarlimpirringa Tjapaltjarri ReDot Fine Art Weaver Jack ReDot Fine Art GalleryWigman Ronald art-management.comWilliam Sim Chan Hampe GalleriesWisesa Aseana Gallery LLPWong Keen Galerie Belvedere,

artcommune galleryWucius Wong iPRECIATIONWu Mingzhong Yang Gallery Pte LtdWu Guanzhong Art Retreat, The National

Art Gallery

XXing Qin XIn artcommune galleryXu Beihong Wai's Art Gallery

YYaacov AGAM Bruno GalleryYap Wen Shan Chan Hampe GalleriesYayoi Kusama Pop and Contemporary Fine ArtYe Jian Qing iPRECIATIONYeo Chee Kiong METAKAOS COLLECTIONSYeo Kian Hwee Sun CraftYeo Siak Goon Artists Alliance SGYunizar Gajah GalleryYuval Mahler Bruno GalleryYves Dana Art Plural Gallery

ZZhang Jian-Jun iPRECIATIONZhang Xiangming Yang Gallery Pte LtdZhao Renhui 2902 GalleryZheng NaiGuang Wai's Art GalleryZhou Hongbin YAVUZ Fine ArtZhou Jixuan Chan Hampe Galleries Zhou Ming YAVUZ Fine ArtZhu Hao YAVUZ Fine ArtZhu QiZhan Wai's Art Gallery

Documents

Singapore Art Gallery Guide November 2012 issue