SINGAPORE – Among the hundreds of Singapore Art Week (SAW) exhibitions were smaller, intimate settings that allowed visitors to mingle with artists.
One highlight was interactive project Wallflowers by artists Cheng Jin An and Elisa Liu, which encouraged visitors to stop and take in little moments that often go unnoticed.
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