Missing, 1994, baby girls’ dresses, fishing lines, hooks, black cloths, black sofa, table, doorframe, variable dimensions,
Singapore Art Museum collection
One of Singapore’s most prolific woman artists in 1990s contemporary art, Amanda Heng, known locally and internationally for her multi-disciplinary works. Is also notorious for her feminist message in her artwork, is staging her first solo, Amanda Heng: Speak To Me, Walk With Me, at the Singapore Art Museum contemporary art wing, 8Q. (more…)
At the end of a gallery at the Singapore Art Museum, Andy Warhol stares down at whoever enters. And while you stand off in a staring match with Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe swoons at you with her dreamy eyes. The Burning Gaze, is the first major solo exhibition by Korean artist Hyung Koo Kang, exhibiting at the Singapore Art Museum. (more…)
It is almost rare nowadays to find photography works with no digital special effects. These art works amazingly look and feel like Chinese ink painting too.
Dr Leo K. K. Wong is a veteran photographer from Hong Kong. He is a medical doctor, speaks English, Mandarin and Cantonese fluently, and is so spirited at 79 years old. He has kindly pledged all sales proceeds from this Lotus Fantasia exhibition to Singapore charity, Beyond Social Services. What an inspiration! (more…)