Ryan Villamael presents his first ever US solo exhibition 'ISLES' at Silverlens New York. 'ISLES' brings together all new paper-cut map sculptures encased in glass bell jars with an accompanying audio component—the artist's first foray into sound as a medium. For this deeply personal show, Villamael reflects on and traces connections between the Philippines' long and…
As Singapore’s pinnacle visual arts season, Singapore Art Week (SAW) represents the vibrant and diverse visual arts ecosystem. The ten-day event will see more than 100 events by the local and international visual arts community. Audiences can look forward to a dynamic line-up of programmes and arts experiences at our museums, galleries, independent art spaces…
ART SG, Southeast Asia’s leading international art fair, will return in January 2025, once again showcasing exceptional contemporary art from the region and around the globe. A pivotal platform connecting Southeast Asia to the broader art world, ART SG, presented is by Founding and Lead Partner UBS Discover an exciting program of 105 leading galleries…
As a key event of Singapore Art Week, for its 7th edition S.E.A. Focus will once again bring all art lovers together at Tanjong Pagar Distripark for 9 days of diverse cultural exchanges and discovery of the best artistic talents from leading galleries and artists in Southeast Asia and beyond. Recognising the unclear boundaries between modern and contemporary art, and the dynamic…
For its first art fair of 2025, Silverlens is pleased to return to S.E.A. Focus with a duo presentation of Filipino diaspora artists Pacita Abad and nephew Pio Abad, marking the first time they are presented together in Singapore. The presentation features a series of prints Pacita Abad (b.1946, Batanes, Philippines – d. 2004, Singapore)…
esea contemporary and MAO (Museum of Asian Art), Turin, are pleased to present ‘Shadow and Void: Buddha’, an innovative collaboration between the UK’s only non-profit gallery dedicated to East and Southeast Asian contemporary art and one of Europe’s foremost institutional collections of Asian art. Curated by Xiaowen Zhu, Director of esea contemporary, and Davide Quadrio,…
Nova Contemporary is delighted to announce its participation in Condo London 2025, a collaborative exhibition by 49 galleries across 22 London spaces. The gallery will be hosted by Project Native Informant, showing a duo exhibition of works by James Prapaithong and Pam Virada. Condo takes its name from ‘condominium’ and is a large-scale collaborative exhibition…
For its 2025 participation at ART SG, Kristin Hjellegjerde will be presenting works by Audun Alvestad, Martine Poppe, Sinta Tantra, and Tuan Vu. The fair takes place from 19 - 21 January 2025 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Kristin Hjellegjerde's booth being FC10. Event information from Kristin Hjellegjerde, January 2025
ROH is pleased to share its participation at S.E.A. Focus 2024: 'Serial and Massively Parallel', exhibiting a solo presentation of Yogyakarta-based artist, Mella Jaarsma, 'Because Things Will Change'. For this presentation, Jaarsma (b. 1960, Emmeloord, The Netherlands) has made a unique series of eight masks that represent the multiple strata of time and imagining of…
Kellogg University Art Gallery presents internationally acclaimed artist Anida Yoeu Ali in her Southern California debut of 'The Red Chador: Close Encounters', a collection of photographs, videos and installations representing a refusal of oppression through multiplicity. Responding to a global rise of Islamophobia, misogyny, and racism, the series continues Ali's thematic interest in using religious…
Vivid pink and blue forms stretch, float, and leap through space beneath golden orbs, like glittering moons. Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, West Palm Beach is delighted to present 'Some Like It Hot', a solo exhibition by British-Balinese artist Sinta Tantra. Tantra transforms each of her exhibitions into a large-scale installation, where the works respond not only…
ROH is pleased to share 'Unbearable Lightness', a group exhibition that concentrates on how artists have been applying paper as a medium to express their respective practices. The title refers to Milan Kundera’s eponymous, 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being', in which the title itself encapsulates the existential philosophies explored in the book, that the notionof…
