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Visit the Balai!

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It’s a great time to visit our National Visual Arts Gallery, with two blockbuster retrospectives (Long Thien Shih and Anuar Rashid) and a tight regional exhibition in the Reka Gallery (Immaterial Frontiers), including works by contemporary artists from Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines.

Long Thien Shih, Earth, Water and Air, 1986

Long Thien Shih, Cattlya and Coconuts Airborne, 1992

Long Thien Shih, Facts on the Horizon, 2009

Anuar Rashid, Leaking in Cube, 1977

Anuar Rashid, Siri Kota-Kota, 1979

Anuar Rashid, Hikayat Inderaputera, Burung Tukang Pandai Mendarat-Burung Buatan Manusia, 2013

And, also catch the Art-in-a-Book Fair running from 27-30 September, from 10am to 6pm. Our sister bookshop Rogueish will be there!


»  September 26th, 2014



MA-NA-VA-REH – Love, Loss and Pre-Nuptials in the Age of the Great Debate

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A Solo Exhibition by Anurendra Jegadeva (J. Anu)
at Wei-Ling Gallery (Brickfields). The installation was shown earlier at Art Stage in Singapore this year, so it was an opportunity to those who was not at Art Stage to see this in Malaysia.
Exhibition closing soon!

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»  August 26th, 2014



Yee I-Lann: Tabled & What’s on at SAM

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Popped down to Singapore to catch Yee I-Lann’s Tabled exhibition – her first solo on the island, featuring new works that have been travelling around Europe. The show runs to 7 September – for better pictures, visit the gallery site.

 

Picturing Power

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Caught two big shows at Singapore Art Museum, Medium at Large and Sensorium 360 [degrees]. Medium at Large is a good opportunity to view some strong new works in the collection. You can download the exhibition guide from the website.

Mella Jaarsma, Shaggy, 2008

Renato Orara, Bookwork, 2008

Nadiah Bamadhaj, Quiet Rooms, 2009

Sopheap Pich, Cycle, 2004-2008

Titarubi, Shadow of Surrender, 2013


»  August 25th, 2014



Unpack Repack: A Tribute to Ismail Hashim (1940 – 2013)

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We are so glad that we made it up to Penang to catch the exhibition, it is indeed an exhibition worth traveling for.

Congratulations to the team behind the exhibition for a job well done!

The exhibition is ongoing until 31st August 2014, so catch it with the Georgetown Festival if you can! For more information on the exhibition, please visit the organiser’s website here.

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»  August 5th, 2014



Art Basel | Hong Kong 2014 (photoblog)

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Art Basel in Hong Kong was held last week from 15-18 May 2014 at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) with numerous parallel events. We kicked off our art week in Hong Kong on Tuesday (13 May) with a quick visit to Hong Kong Art Centre’s Second Contemporary Collectors exhibition Passion/Possession featuring works from 10 Indonesian collectors curated by Agung Hujatnikajennong and ended our evening with Art Gallery Night (in the Central and Sheung Wan area). After the Art Basel Vernissage it was followed up by a post party event at Absolut Art Bar with Ming Wong’s performance inside Nadim Hassan’s Apocalypse Postponed installation on Wednesday. Thursday night was Wong Chuk Hung Art Night (gallery hopping in the Aberdeen area), and the artists and designers who live and work in Chai Wan opened their doors to the public for Chai Wan Mei Open Studios on Friday and the weekend. While there were many day events at the fair – with talks and workshops organised by Art Basel, but we attended Asia Art Archive Brunch & Talk by Wong Hoy Cheong on ‘Rage, Hope and Love: Working with Communities & Housing’, followed by a visit to Para/Site‘s exhibition ‘Ten Millions Rooms of Yearning. Sex in Hong Kong’, and finally Xu Bing’s ‘It Begins with Metamorphosis‘ exhibition at The Asia Society Museum.

 

Agus Suwage’s work at the Passion/Possesion exhibition at HKAC.

‘Lazy Chair’ by Yuli Prayitno at the Passion/Possesion exhibition at HKAC.

Da Xian: Doomsday by Huang Yong Ping at the Passion/Possesion exhibition at HKAC.

Gu Wenda’s installation at the ‘Discoveries’ section in Art Basel HK.

Yee I-Lann’s ‘Picturing Power’ series finally gets a proper debut in Asia at Silverlens’ booth at the fair after having exhibited the series in Europe and America.

Ai Wei Wei’s Freedom bicycle installation at Art Basel Hong Kong.

Agus Suwage’s latest series using watercolour, presented by Nadi Gallery at Art Basel HK.

FX Harsono’s latest series ‘The further we go, the less we understand’ presented by Galeri Canna at Art Basel HK.

Yang Yongliang’s latest series of work are all video based works. On closer look the typical ‘Chinese Landscapes’ are made up of urban architecture.

Grayson Perry ‘Map of Truth and Beliefs’ (2011) at Art Basel HK.

One of the miniature works by Lam Yau-sum presented by Grotto Fine Art that specialises in contemporary Hong Kong art.

Rudi Mantofani’s latest series ‘Space-Scape’ by Galeri Semarang.

Detail of the work on MH 370 by Chinese artist Qiu Zhi Jie in one one of the booths in Art Basel HK.

A work on MH 370 by Chinese artist Qiu Zhi Jie in one one of the booths in Art Basel HK.

Li Wen had a solo presentation by iPreciation at the fair.

Ming Wong performing at Absolut Art Bar

Albert Yonathan Setyawan at Yallay + Isabel van den Eynde Gallery in Aberdeen area.

Detail look at Albert Yonathan Setyawan at Yallay + Isabel van den Eynde Gallery in Aberdeen area.

Eko Nugroho’s Wayang Kulit puppets at Yallay + Isabel van den Eynde Gallery in Aberdeen area.

Hou Chun-ming’s Crimes and Punishment in Hong Kong (1996) series of mimeographs presented in Para/Site’s exhibition at Sheung Wan Civic Centre.

The exhibition ‘A Million Rooms of Yearning. Sex in Hong Kong’ by Para/Site’s exhibition at Sheung Wan Civic Centre.

The exhibition ‘A Million Rooms of Yearning. Sex in Hong Kong’ by Para/Site’s exhibition at Sheung Wan Civic Centre.

A re-contruction of Xu Bing’s work room, part of the exhibition at Asia Society.


Xu Bing’s ‘Background Story’ (2014) made from natural debris in a lightbox.

The back of the artwork ‘Background Story’.

The original artwork by Wang Jian ‘Landscape in the Style of Xu Daoning’ that was replicated by Xu Bing in the form of lightbox and natural debris.

 


»  May 21st, 2014

Tags: Art Basel Hong Kong, Asia Art Archive, ming wong, Wong Hoy Cheong, Yee I-Lann




NO COUNTRY AT CCA, SINGAPORE

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No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia, part of the Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative, and curated by June Yap, has just opened at the Centre for Contemporary Art at Gillman Barracks, Singapore, following its debut at the Guggenheim Museum in New York and tour to the Asia Society in Hong Kong. The exhibition runs to 20 July 2014.

The artists in the Singapore presentation are:
Amar Kanwar (India), Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo (Indonesia), Bani Abidi (Pakistan), Navin Rawanchaikul (Thailand), Norberto Roldan (The Philippines), Poklong Anading (The Philippines), Reza Afisina (Indonesia), Sheela Gowda (India), Shilpa Gupta (India), Sopheap Pich (Cambodia), Tang Da Wu (Singapore), Tayeba Begum Lipi (Bangladesh), The Otolith Group (United Kingdom), Tran Luong (Vietnam), Tuan Andrew Nguyen (Vietnam) and Vincent Leong (Malaysia).

Sopheap Pich, Morning Glory, 2011

 

Tang Da Wu, Our Children, 2012

 


»  May 20th, 2014

Tags: CCA Singapore, June Yap, No Country, Sopheap Pich, South Asian Art, Southeast Asian art, Tang Da Wu




Abiogenesis: Terhah Landscape by Syaiful Garibaldi at Pearl Lam Gallery, Singapore

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If there is only enough time to catch one exhibition in Singapore in April/May, this is definately worth that visit at Gillman Barracks. The exhibitions ends on 31 May 2014.


»  April 25th, 2014

Tags: Abiogenesis, Gillman Barracks, Pearl Lam Gallery, Syaiful Garibaldi




Art Stage 2014

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Just a few pics of the Southeast Asian Platform, part of the Platforms initiative at Art Stage this year:

 

Sarah Choo and Jolene Lai (Galerie Sogan & Art)

Aneida Yoeu Ali (JavaArts) & Chua Chye Teck (iPreciation)

MA-NA-VA-REH – Love..; Kolam by Anurendra Jegadeva (Wei-Ling Gallery)

Book Land by Haslin Ismail (G13)

 

Eternal by Mark Justiniani (The Drawing Room)

Non-Being by Itself by Kamin Lertchaiprasert (Numthong Gallery)

Wrong Activity by Ruangsak Anuwatwimon (Gallery VER)


»  January 23rd, 2014



Helu-Trans Collectors Series : Southeast Asia/Contemporary (until 15 Dec 2013)

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Installation shots of our latest project, for Helu-Trans in Singapore: Southeast Asia/Contemporary, the first of a Helu-Trans Collectors series.

We had a wonderful time working with the four private collections involved, and with the Helu-Trans team. Thanks to everyone who came for the opening and panel discussion last weekend, especially friends from Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia.

For more info, see the Exhibition page, and for launch pics, visit us on Facebook. A post-exhibition catalogue will be out early 2014.

 


»  December 13th, 2013

Tags: Agus Suwage, Anang Saptoto, Angki Purbandono, Aquilizan, Arin Dwihartanto, Cesar Syjuco, Eko Nugroho, Geraldine Javier, Handiwirman Saputra, Helu-Trans, Jose Legaspi, Jumaldi Alfi, Mahardika Yudha, Maria Taniguchi, Mariano Ching, Natee Utarit, Nguyen Trung, Niti Wattuya, Nona Garcia, Ronald Ventura, Sopheap Pich, Southeast Asia Contemporary, Southeast Asian art, Tromorama, Wawi Navarroza, Wong Hoy Cheong, Yee I-Lann, Yunizar




Singapore Biennale 2013 : If The World Changed

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The 4th Singapore Biennale: If The World Changed. 27 curators, 82 artists and collectives from 13, predominantly from Southeast Asia, at Singapore Art Museum, 8Q, the National Museum and the Peranakan Museum. Go to the Biennale website.

We caught the Biennale in parts during opening week… apologies for the limited pics…

Anggun Priambodo, at the entrance of 8Q

Adrian Ho ‘Fruits of Life, Full Production’ (Malaysia) exhibited at SAM

 

Toni Kanwa (IND) at SAM

 

Nasirun, Between Worlds, at SAM

 

There was an awful lot going on that week.

At Gilman Barracks:

Arin Rungjang at Future Perfect

 

Shooshie Sulaiman at Tomio Koyama Gallery

 

At NUS Museum:

Charles Lim’s Search of Raffles Light exhibition at NUS Museum

 

Michael Lee’s installation at NUS Museum

 

At ICAS:

‘Lost to the Future : Contemporary Art from Central Asia’, curated by Charles Merewether at ICAS

 

Lost to the Future at ICAS

 

At Sculpture Square:

Lee Wen’s performance in the courtyard of Sculpture Square

[caption id="attachment_3030" align="aligncenter" width="667"] Loo Zihan, Ray Langenbach’s Archive, at Ghost: The Body at the Turn of the Century

 


»  November 27th, 2013

Tags: Adrian Ho, Anggun Priambodo, Arin Rungjang, Charles Lim, Charles Merewether, Lee Wen, Loo Zihan, Michael Lee, Nasirun, Ray Langenbach, Shooshie Sulaiman, Singapore Biennale, Toni Kanwa




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