Local/International: FOST Gallery’s Focus on Singaporean Artists
Sometimes the local Singaporean art scene can be overlooked, not least because the major galleries in Singapore tend to be foreign. FOST Gallery is an exception. >> Read more
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“My Forest Has No Name” by Donna ONG at FOST Gallery, 16 January – 28 February 2016
FOST Gallery is proud to showcase My Forest Has No Name by Donna ONG. >> Read more
“The Blue of Distance” by Wyn-Lyn TAN at FOST Gallery, 04 September – 25 October 2015
“I am becoming more lucid before nature...” Paul Cézanne (1839–1906)
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ASHLEY YEO “You Must Imagine Sisyphus Happy”
FOST Gallery, Singapore
FOST Gallery is proud to showcase You Must Imagine Sisyphus Happy by Ashley Yeo.
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“The Hands That Remember” by IzziyanaSuhaimi at FOST Gallery, 08 May – 31 May 2015
"The Hands That Remember" by IzziyanaSuhaimi at FOST Gallery, 08 May - 31 May 2015 >> Read more
the truth of matter － Grace Tan － FOST Gallery
FOST Gallery is pleased to present the truth of matter* by Grace Tan. >> Read more
{THE HISTORY OF JAVA} BY JIMMY ONG – FOST GALLERY
{The History of Java} is Jimmy Ong’s version of Sir Stamford Raffles’ time in Java. >> Read more
Fost Gallery
Since its establishment in 2006, FOST Gallery has built a reputation as one of Singapore’s more innovative galleries. >> Read more
Axel Vervoordt Gallery Hong Kong Announces Move to New Gallery Space in Wong Chuk Hang
Axel Vervoordt Gallery is relocating to an expanded two-level space in Wong Chuk Hang, the dynamic artistic hub on the south part of Hong Kong Island. >> Read more
3812 Gallery, London
The opening of 3812 London Gallery in the exclusive St. James’s district, the most vibrant place for art in the city, marks a major step in the expansion of the gallery’s international presence. >> Read more
