Past Events

Explores aspects of time and the way time alters our perception of the artworks on view. "One Second" drawings and "One Second" paintings established a dialogue about depictions of time. The artist held in one hand ten pencils and within one second marked a piece of paper with a grouping of lines.

A way of thinking and working that sought to challenge the dominance of Western modernism at the time, Pago Pago led Latiff Mohidin to explore a syncretic approach to form in his art and enter dialogues with other avant-garde thinkers in Southeast Asia.

Gregorian, an exhibition by Kitikong Tilokwattanotai is reminiscent of that historical moment in 1582. Using a monoprint approach, the artist worked daily to create prints that reflected his states of mind, thoughts and life events.

an annual exhibition showcasing recent works by 9 Hong Kong art graduates. Organized by 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, aims to actively promote and strengthen relations between the new generation of contemporary artists in Hong Kong and local universities offering art degree programs.

The typewriter is an important invention in the history of mankind that changed the way people communicate. The artworks by Suppakijjumnong revive the machine which is almost forgotten in the history back to life by employing it to depict her life’s stories in a contemporary way.

“Drawing Room,” offering a unique vision of traditional private spaces within a residence. Whether to write, read, or entertain visitors, drawing rooms bridged the personal and communal parts of a house.

Group exhibition at SongEun ArtSpace in Seoul curated by Aaron Cezar, Director of Delfina Foundation. Power play explores the complex nature of friendship and the power dynamics at play within relationships between individuals, institutions and the state.

Yoo Youngkuk: Colors from Nature features twenty oil paintings on canvas from 1964 and onwards, a period in which Yoo mastered his independent style, characterized by intense colors and the use of graphic, blocky compositions that suggest landscapes and fragmented bodies.

The title of the exhibition refers to a journal of poetry Kurt Schwitters published in 1931 in Hannover. The group of paintings in the exhibition take their starting point from the Schwitters journal. They range from landscapes to paintings based on historical documentation of stage design and performance.

Aditya Novali: Significant Other ShanghART Singapore is pleased to present Significant Other, a solo exhibition by Indonesian artist, Aditya Novali, featuring an entire series of new works. The exhibition opens on 8 September 2018 and will be on view from 9 September to 21 November 2018. Aditya Novali’s new series of work seeks to explore the universal experience of coming to terms with the numerous uncontrollable facets of life. Novali’s inspiration came from his daily occurrences and observations of his…

The exhibition features the artist’s newly commissioned work, Prison Architect, a new film that is shown here in a specially conceived installation setting.

RCB Film Club is proud to present September's four dynamic films by four individualistic Directors. Having all won awards and creating waves at festivals around the world, these films include three from Asia - Under Construction, Mindfulness and Murder, and The Bit Player - and Secret in their Eyes.

Explore the social construction of certain mythologies in Cambodia, China, Myanmar, and Vietnam, in particular. These countries have deeply relied upon, developing and supporting fictional discourses in order to promote dominant State ideology and to obscure some parts of reality and history.

Three separate solo exhibitions by three young artists whose works probe the soul of our hyper-consumerist and networked condition in diverse ways. BANK has separated its space into three portals so that each exhibition project functions independently.

Engku Iman presents a selected body of works that expound the six foundations of her artistic practice: Religion / Culture / Society / Roles / Gender / Humanity.

For Kramer, decoy, or a disguised “lure,” is both a metaphor and a method of imitation, trapping, and reflection. Decoy is also a form of invitation––the artist is inviting the viewers to see through the mechanisms behind disguises, and to contemplate the more prevalent problems in the natural and industrial worlds.

For six screenings at Doc Club Theater at Warehouse 30, and another two screenings with Talks Q/A with Taiwanese director Chou Tung-Yen at Alliance Francaise Bangkok and Taiwanese LGBT activists at Foreign Correspondent Club of Thailand (FCCT).

Approaches this open-endeness as a feasible means of remembering and moving forward. His altered images of protest, revolution, rubble, and revolt are a way of combating forgetfulness, of prolonging history and highlighting its malleability.

Puerta Roja Presents Movement in Abstract Art at KIAF 2018. New works by Op and Kinetic master Carlos Cruz-Diez alongside bamboo mobiles by Laurent Martin ‘Lo’ and ‘nature paintings’ by Fernando Prats included in the group exhibition.

President's Young Talents 2018 The President’s Young Talents exhibition (PYT), organized by the Singapore Art Museum (SAM), is the nation’s premier mentoring, commissioning and awards exposition. Into its seventh edition, PYT 2018 maintains its core focus as a platform that nurtures emerging artists aged 35 and below. A mentoring committee comprising artists, independent curators and artist-curators, selected Yanyun Chen, Weixin Quek Chong, Debbie Ding, Hilmi Johandi and Zarina Muhammad, as the finalists of PYT 2018. A six-month mentorship followed, and…

UCCA Dune is an art museum buried under a sand dune 300 kilometers east of Beijing where “After Nature” will be presented.

Shed light on the notion of memories linked to architecture. Intrigued by historical buildings across Malaysia – at the same time distressed by their rapid disappearance – the artist created embroidery patchworks that mix and match portions of different structures as if recycling them into new edifices.