Exhibition
glass___cube
17 January 2026 to 20 February 2026
11:30am-8:30pm
Free admission
Synopsis
"Glimmer: States of Being" brings together the works of 15 artists who contemplate perception, essence, memory and belonging.
A glimmer suggests a fleeting shift and gentle presence in one's field of vision, neither fully formed nor entirely lost.
It is revealed through luminous reflections, a glimpse of hope or a moment of clarity and confrontation with the conditions of our existence.
Rather than reinforcing rigid tropes and stereotypes, these works invite lingering, sensing and dwelling within the uncertainties of becoming.
The exhibition thus stages the self and the world not as a complete form, but as a network of evolving possibilities continually taking shape.
Curators: Deborah Lim
Artists: Ezzam Rahman, Brandon Soo, Chloe Po, Joanne Lim, Clare Lam, Raymond Yap, Andy Yang, Shahmen Suku, Sarah Goffman, Masuri Mazlan, Susie Wong, Adeline Kueh
Exhibition
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Free admission
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Exhibition
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Free during Singapore Art Week
Level 3, Gallery 4, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
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Exhibition
NTU Museum
21 Jan 2026 to 3 Apr 2026
Free admission
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