Exhibition
Kim Association
22 January 2026 to 22 March 2026
Private visits are welcome by appointment. Sign up link: https://kimassociation.fillout.com/shuang-li-alliance
Free admission
Synopsis
Kim Association presents Alliance, the first Southeast Asian solo exhibition by Berlin and Wuyi-based artist Shuang Li. Rooted in the American storm-chasing phenomenon, her video installation traces extreme weather and digital media platforms that have shaped her transnational worldview and practice. Through algorithmic forces, non-spaces, and uneasy climate futures, the work speaks directly to Singapore's condition as a highly optimized yet precarious urban environment.Artists:
Shuang Li
Curators:
Christina Li
Shuang Li, Alliance (2026) is commissioned by Kunsthalle Basel in partnership with Yenn and Alan Lo Foundation, on the occasion of Shuang Li's solo exhibition at Kunsthalle Basel in 2026.
Please note that 21 January 2026 is reserved for a VIP preview and is by invitation only.
The venue is currently not wheelchair-accessible.
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Free admission
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Exhibition
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Free admission
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Free admission
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Free admission
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