Past Events

The exhibition, An opera for animals, looks at the histories and principles of classical opera present in European, Chinese, and other traditions.

Émeric Chantier extensive studies in his unique media the artist practices sculpting human, animal and botanical forms to investigate nature and humanity.

After the loss of trees caused by Typhoon Mangkhut in 2018, the group exhibition explores the role and significance of trees within our environment.

Jang Young-Sook’s first solo exhibition showcases 9 works selected from the mid-2000’s Water Period, the Wave Series and the Waterdrop Series.

The 500,000 square meter Mifuneyama Rakuen Park was created in 1845, during the end of the Edo period. The exhibition highlights the beauty of nature there.

He was born in 1974 in Osaka, Japan. The former New York Parsons School of Design currently lives and works in Tokyo, Japan.

The Long Museum is pleased to present ‘Los Angeles’ by Mark Bradford, the artist’s largest exhibition to date in China, named for the artist’s hometown.

This is a permanent World War Two exhibition presented by the National Archives of Singapore at the historic Former Ford Factory.

Lim Cheng Hoe (1912–1979) was the leading watercolor artist of his generation and co-founded the Singapore Watercolour Society.

This is an installation made of one continuous wave. The waves projected are all connected and form a single, unbroken body of water.

Considered a leading figure in public art, Iranian-born artist Siah Armajani merges architecture and conceptual art in his art.

The ITIIKM is pleased to hold its 6th International Conference on Arts and Humanities 2019 which will be held on 19 -20 September 2019 in Kuala Lumpur.

On show will be more than 2,000 pieces of the most dynamic contemporary art being produced today presented across 65 art living spaces.

This exhibition will be looking at imminent futures and innovations that reflect climate change and present perspectives on the design that is sustainable.