More than 50 art shows in Singapore for January, Art Week Guide available
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Indonesian Women, a polyptych composed of 18 watercolour portraits by Chinese artist Yan Pei-Ming, is among the works on display at Art Stage Singapore, a high-end art fair at the Marina Bay Sands Exhibition and Convention Centre. -- ST PHOTO: CAROLINE CHIA
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Zhang Huan (China)’s Berlin Buddha presented by Cramer Contemporary, Geneva. -- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
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Galerie Steph presents The Best of Times, an exhibition by three rising contemporary Chinese artists. The Best of Times is the first group exhibition by Wang Yabin, Shen Liang and Zhai Liang in Singapore. The exhibition, on view from Jan 22 to March 2 2013, will provide both art lovers a glimpse into important Chinese contemporary artists and an opportunity to add to collections. -- PHOTO: GALERIE STEPH
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Chaos Life, 2012, by Arne Quinze. -- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
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This is one of the works that will be seen at Worlds Apart, Singapore's first hotel art fair to be held from Jan 25 to 27 in 40 rooms at the Conrad Centennial. -- PHOTO: WORLDS APART FAIR
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Photo showing full installation of the scarves, prism and polaroid pieces by Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto on shelves attached to the wall. -- PHOTO: TADZIO
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Watercolour works by prominent Indian contemporary artist, Paresh Maity. -- PHOTO: GALLERY SUMUKHA
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French artist Philippe Pasqua's heavyweight Crane, which will be presented by Zemack Contemporary Art Gallery, Tel Aviv at Art Stage Singapore 2013. -- PHOTO: ZEMACK CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY, TEL AVIV
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Color flows. -- PHOTO: ART PLURAL GALLERY
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Blue Jean Blues. -- PHOTO: SUNDARAM TAGORE GALLERY
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Forest, 2012 by Ranbir Kaleka. -- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
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-- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
Indonesian Women, a polyptych composed of 18 watercolour portraits by Chinese artist Yan Pei-Ming, is among the works on display at Art Stage Singapore, a high-end art fair at the Marina Bay Sands Exhibition and Convention Centre. -- ST PHOTO: CAROLINE CHIA
Zhang Huan (China)’s Berlin Buddha presented by Cramer Contemporary, Geneva. -- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
Galerie Steph presents The Best of Times, an exhibition by three rising contemporary Chinese artists. The Best of Times is the first group exhibition by Wang Yabin, Shen Liang and Zhai Liang in Singapore. The exhibition, on view from Jan 22 to March 2 2013, will provide both art lovers a glimpse into important Chinese contemporary artists and an opportunity to add to collections. -- PHOTO: GALERIE STEPH
Chaos Life, 2012, by Arne Quinze. -- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
This is one of the works that will be seen at Worlds Apart, Singapore's first hotel art fair to be held from Jan 25 to 27 in 40 rooms at the Conrad Centennial. -- PHOTO: WORLDS APART FAIR
Photo showing full installation of the scarves, prism and polaroid pieces by Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto on shelves attached to the wall. -- PHOTO: TADZIO
Watercolour works by prominent Indian contemporary artist, Paresh Maity. -- PHOTO: GALLERY SUMUKHA
French artist Philippe Pasqua's heavyweight Crane, which will be presented by Zemack Contemporary Art Gallery, Tel Aviv at Art Stage Singapore 2013. -- PHOTO: ZEMACK CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY, TEL AVIV
Color flows. -- PHOTO: ART PLURAL GALLERY
Blue Jean Blues. -- PHOTO: SUNDARAM TAGORE GALLERY
Forest, 2012 by Ranbir Kaleka. -- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
-- PHOTO: ART STAGE SINGAPORE
January promises to be a visual arts blockbuster month.
From the third edition of the high-end contemporary art fair Art Stage Singapore to the first hotel art fair to multiple exhibitions as well as assorted talks and auctions, art lovers have lots to choose from in the next two weeks.
They can take their pick from Worlds Apart Fair, Singapore's first hotel art fair that promises to be "intimate". Targeting 3,000 visitors, the fair is staged in 40 hotel rooms on the 23th and 24th floors of the Conrad Centennial and is on from Jan 25 to 27.
The glitzier, more established Art Stage Singapore returns to the Marina Bay Sands Convention & Exhibition Centre, and runs from Jan 24 to 27.
Given the number of events - more than 50 at last count - the Singapore Tourism Board is supporting the week-long run of various art experiences by publishing a comprehensive 56-page Art Week Guide to help art lovers navigate their way around town. The information is also available on its digital platform - www.yoursingapore.com/singaporeartweek.
