Tumurun Museum is proud to announce artist Albert Yonathan Setyawan’s solo exhibition, ‘Transitory Nature of Earthly Joy’. The exhibition is meant to bring our attention to contemplate ideas such as transformation, impermanence and the ever-changing nature of our material existence.  Event information from Tumurun Museum, June 2024 

The exhibition brings together work from the SAM collection, examining the inventive ways artists have appropriated quotidian routines and lived experiences to express powerful statements of resilience and endurance.  Event information from SAM, September 2024

This expansive solo exhibition celebrates Teo’s profound impact on the Singapore art scene. His work undermines conventional ways of thinking about and making art while staying relevant to local and global issues. Event information from National Gallery Singapore, September 2024  

Connecting Bodies: Asian Women Artists attempts a new examination of the contemporary meaning of post‒1960s art by Asian women from the perspective of ‘corporeality.’ It was developed as part of an Asian art project by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA), which has carried out comparative research and exhibitions on Asian contemporary…

Pio Abad, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur and Delaine Le Bas are the four artists shortlisted for the 2024 Turner Prize. They will showcase their eclectic work at Tate Britain from 25 September 2024, with the winner announced on 3 December 2024. Named after the radical painter JMW Turner, the Turner Prize was first awarded in…

Christina Quisumbing Ramilo’s practice begins with the objects—the tools, the scraps, the remnants of daily life. They are humble things, gathered from the edges of routine: used sandpaper, frayed painting rags, discarded pencils, the fragments and detritus of construction. In her hands, these objects are not merely collected but transformed. They speak of use, of…

At once a major figure of contemporary cinema (honoured in 2010 with the Palme d’Or for Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives), an artist distinguished by many exhibitions, and an explorer of the possibilities opened up by new immersive technologies, the artist constantly shifts between all the forms of the moving image to create…

Centered around a shared interest in how human life is enmeshed with the natural world, Syaiful Aulia Garibaldi (Indonesia), Zen Teh (Singapore) and Zulkifli Lee (Malaysia) present works that delve into entanglements between the human and non-human. The exhibition explores ideas of tension, balance and the paradoxes that exist in our relationship with the world…

The works of the late Philippine-born artist Pacita Abad make their Canadian debut as part of her first retrospective. This acclaimed exhibition includes more than 100 artworks showcasing Abad's experiments in different mediums: textiles, works on paper, paintings, prints, and a range of archival material and studio ephemera. Event information from Art Gallery of Ontario

In this exhibition, works of Bose, Syjuco, and Joo demonstrate a series of refusals. Bose adeptly renders the tools of oppression inoperable, and by incorporating them into his art, he makes visible the apparatus of colonialism itself. Through deliberate deletion, Syjuco looks to the moving image and its systems of distribution to show how they…