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Founded in 1994 in Tokyo by MIZUMA Sueo, Mizuma Art Gallery has established reputation for its engagement in showing emerging Japanese artists of our time. Mizuma Art Gallery represents the world some of the most innovative artists from Japan and the rest of Asia among them AIDA Makoto, KONOIKE Tomoko, YAMAGUCHI Akira, Jun Nguyen-Hatsushiba and […] >> Read more

A+ Works of Art (d6-G-8 d6 Trade Centre, Jalan Sentul, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 51000) 10 October – 2 November 2019 nrm. curatorial project A+ WORKS OF ART is pleased to present AL/linum, a solo exhibition by emerging artist Luke Heng. Making his debut in Malaysia, the exhibition brings together the union of two series of works that deal with […] >> Read more

The exhibition is in conjunction with the publication of the same title, by respected art historian and critic TK Sabapathy. >> Read more

Forests and jungles have been seen as anything from bastions of harmonious tranquility to wolf-haunted wastelands or tracts of resources to be cataloged and exploited. >> Read more

Art Stage Singapore has just opened and here are some pictures to prove it. The VIP preview got off to a slow start but built as the evening wore on. Early responses are mixed, ranging from very positive to cautious optimism >> Read more

Randian talked to Lorenzo Rudolf about his SHContemporary days and his observations of the Shanghai art scene. He also discussed the challenges (and potential) of operating in Singapore, and the reasons behind some of the curated exhibitions ArtStage has pushed in the fair. >> Read more

Largest Para Site Auction Benefit to date: 88 Works of Art to be Auctioned. Para Site to feature local, international artists and preview of North Point location >> Read more

“An Evening at Gillman Barracks” is tonight at Singapore’s whitewashed gallery enclave. Here, Randian offers preview sights of the shows at premier galleries including Arndt, ShanghART and Mizuma. >> Read more

Ang Song-Ming, tall and lanky, has an easy bearing, with a wry, sometimes incredulous humor that belies the precision and dedication of his work. >> Read more

FOST Gallery is proud to present Logical Progressions, a solo exhibition by Singaporean artist Song-Ming Ang. Central to Ang’s practice is the question, ‘What does music mean to us?’ >> Read more