The sculpture, entitled “Genetic Plant”, is the work by award-winning Singaporean artist Ms Han Sai Por, was presented by the Singapore’s High Commissioner to Australia Burhan Gafoor to the Presiding Officers of the Australian Parliament, Senator the Hon Stephen Parry and…
The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation is pleased to announce the first open call for grants under the Foundation’s new Art and Social Justice initiative for organizations serving the five boroughs of New York City. Grant applications for 2016 are…
With the art events of the first half of 2015 over and the much anticipated national day parade and other events of SG50 behind us, we can turn our focus onto what’s on for the remaining months of 2015. Besides…
Cang Xin & Pan Jian’s contemporary interpretation of traditional painting translates this into the third dimension. Their work takes on the status of “space-nothing”, the negative form of their physical and gestural marks upon the world. While ink painting restricts the articulation of space on paper, the work of these two artists explores the meditative properties of space in the real world.
In light of Singapore’s upcoming 50th Anniversary, a group of artists have taken an alternative approach to the nation-centric celebrations, focusing instead on our ecological legacy and man’s relationship with nature.