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  • teamLab Part II | Elsewhere Around Singapore

    teamLab Part II | Elsewhere Around Singapore

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    Here we are with the second part of this teamLab series on the blog, dedicated to their shows around Singapore! The previous post was about teamLab’s exhibitions at National Gallery Singapore, while this post features teamLab at other locations around Singapore: ArtScience Museum, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands and National Museum of Singapore. I…

  • Art from the Streets | Into the ArtScience Museum

    Art from the Streets | Into the ArtScience Museum

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    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…

  • Prospect and Refuge | In Architecture, Art and in Life

    Prospect and Refuge | In Architecture, Art and in Life

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    I first read about this term ‘Prospect and Refuge’ a few years back, and I’d always planned to put it up as a post title but haven’t gotten the right post to go along with it. Things have moved pretty quickly, I feel, since moving back to Singapore from Hong Kong last June, and then…

  • i Light 2018 | Singapore at Night

    i Light 2018 | Singapore at Night

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    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…

  • January Art Events | Singapore and Hong Kong

    January Art Events | Singapore and Hong Kong

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    I’m feeling so refreshed after my trip back to Singapore! I have to say, everything in Singapore looks technicolored while Hong Kong just looks… gray. I got to see the Artist and Empire: (En)countering Colonial Legacies at National Gallery Singapore and Journey to Infinity: Escher’s World of Wonder at ArtScience Museum, and they are both great…