In this second part of the National Gallery tour, we’ll look inside the new grand atrium linking the Supreme Court and City Hall buildings.
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National Gallery Singapore – part one
Discover the National Gallery in the Naked Museum Tour Photo Series! We’ll be taking a walk around Singapore’s largest visual art institution, starting from the renewed City Hall wing.
Alive without breath – Keng Lye
It’s almost alive. Hyper-realistic art by Singaporean artist Keng Lye are exhibited for the first time at the new K+ curatorial space. See the world suspended in time in Keng Lye’s exquisite sculpture-painting creations.
Prudential Singapore Eye
The inaugural Prudential Singapore Eye exhibition celebrates Singapore’s contemporary art scene with over 40 works by local artists. See some of the works on display at the ArtScience Museum in this photo tour!
Becoming Again – Ran Hwang
With pins, beads and buttons, Ran Hwang weaves a transient tapestry in Becoming Again. Check out the installation in this photo tour.
Singapore Night Festival 2014
After missing Singapore Night Festival in the last two years, I made it a point to be at the festival grounds this year, at all costs. So one friday night, I was at the front lawn of the Singapore Art Museum, watching the now-iconic projection art on the museum’s façade.
i Light Marina Bay 2014
i Light Marina Bay, Asia’s only sustainable light art festival, is back this year with over 20 art installations around the waterfront.
Random Blends 2014 – CALIBR8
Back at the ArtScience Museum for the second time, Random Blends seeks to offer visitors with an engaging and participatory experience.
Chasing the Lighting – an infographic
No political message intended.
This is a deceptively simple infographic tracing the general election results since 1955.
Gucci Flora Icon exhibition
Showing for just two days at the ArtScience Museum, the Gucci Flora Icon exhibition invites visitors to trace the origins of the Flora motif and discover some pieces that don the iconic motif. From garments to porcelain items, the Flora print breathes life to objects curated over the past five decades.