Exhibition

FOOLS (the THIRD one) 2025

Mr Lim's Shop Of Visual Treasures

17 January 2025 to 26 January 2025

12pm - 7pm (Closed on Mondays).

Free admission

Synopsis

This is a show where the seniors stand in solidarity with the juniors. The somebodies with the nobodies. The bluechip with the potato chip. Presenting the kind of work, we feel, is, in our overwrought minds, truly awesome; but in yours, not quite, not yet, maybe never. And that's ok. This will be our most fervent, and some would say, foolish, attempt to turn the naysayers into yaysayers. Paintings. Sculptures. This is not a prim and proper, solemn and serious, white walls gallery experience.  This will be messy. Mis-aligned. And poorly lit. There will be a flight of stairs to climb. There may or may not be wall text, or cheap wines. There should be a t shirt to buy. Come see.

Participating artists/curators:

Tang Da Wu
Cheo Chai-Hiang
Han Sai Por
Vincent Leow
Francis Poon
Woon Tien Wei
Jennifer Teo
Victoria Poon
Wang Ruobing
Chen Sai Kuan
Jason Huang
Michael Cu Fua
Ezzam Rahman
Mujahid Jalils
Fiona Koh
Tamares Goh
Jeremy Hiah
Melati Suryodarmo
Vasan Sitthiket
Atin Yeo
Jihyun Kim
Yoon Jhee Kim
Ivyone Khoo
Clarice Tjahyadi
LIYU
Jewell Dalinah
Christine R. Bay
Samuel Chen
Noc Vynne Lim

Arrvinraj

Public programmes:

Opening reception - 17 January 2025, 5pm - 9pm.

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