Animal traps from around the world , clusters of coral, rubber seeds, ultrasound images....you would expect to find these in a science museum but Singapore Art Museum’s (SAM), newest exhibition UNEARTHED combines both science and art in a showcase of artworks that aim to investigate and discuss our relationship with nature.
John Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost has been the inspiration of countless artists, musicians and writers in popular culture since it was first published in the late 17th century and for its premiere exhibition, the Nanyang Technological University (NTU)'s Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) has chosen to host an exhibition with the same title.
With 82 artworks spread over 5 locations, the fourth edition of the Singapore Biennale (SB) is truly a mega exhibition. Its theme of “If the World Changed” focuses mainly on the Southeast Asian region and has been co-curated by a team of 27 curators, some of whom are practicing artists.