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
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Loo Zihan, Ray Langenbach’s Archive, at Ghost: The Body at the Turn of the Century
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