Category: Review

  • Art from the Streets | Into the ArtScience Museum

    Art from the Streets | Into the ArtScience Museum

    A museum exhibition of street art – that’s really something different from what you usually see. I first saw street art in Hong Kong around the Sai Ying Pun and Tai Ping Shan area (see this handy tag here!), which is definitely a more likely choice to see graffiti than in Singapore! ‘Art from the…

  • i Light 2018 | Singapore at Night

    i Light 2018 | Singapore at Night

    First off, how is it already May?? 2018 has been so packed and such a whirlwind for me, it feels good to take some time now to sit down and write this post. On the art front, I haven’t been seeing much exhibitions or related showings in Singapore lately, and i Light Marina Bay 2018…

  • Colours of Impressionism | Curating Colour?

    Colours of Impressionism | Curating Colour?

    The news of National Gallery Singapore’s latest collaboration with Musée d’Orsay was a big deal for me, especially owing to the fact – like my sister likes to joke to me about – that this exhibition basically sums up my degree. Or at least, my favourite style and period in art history, which is 19th century…

  • Precious Eggs | Miniature Works of Art

    Precious Eggs | Miniature Works of Art

    I’m actually a fan of eggs myself and that was probably my biggest reason for wanting to check out this exhibition Precious Eggs: Of Art, Beauty and Culture at Singapore Philatelic Museum – what can you do with eggs to make them look beautiful, and what do they have to do with stamps? The exhibits pretty…

  • Creativity in Pulses 新‧创艺 | Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

    Creativity in Pulses 新‧创艺 | Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

    I was introduced to the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre that recently opened in May this year just last week. Its opening exhibition Creativity in Pulses 新‧创艺, running till 30th September 2017, talks about what it means to identify as a Singaporean Chinese through the perspectives of a group of Singaporean artists in their twenties and thirties. I…