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Exhibition

Pratchaya Phinthong: No Patents on Ideas

Singapore Art Museum

4 December 2024 to 23 March 2025

10am – 7pm (Extended museum hours from 10 am to 9 pm on both weekends: Friday and Saturday, 17-18 and 24-25 January 2025.)

Free admission

Synopsis

No Patents on Ideas, the first solo exhibition of Bangkok-based artist Pratchaya Phinthong in Singapore considers ideas of self-determination and objects as avatars of chance. The works of Pratchaya Phinthong marks a critical strand of conceptual practices in Thai contemporary art. Much of the artist’s conceptually driven practice is premised on collaborative processes, modes of exchange and the transference of artistic agency that redefine the value and significance of art.

Translating research, scientific discoveries, economic theories, and even rumours into experiential forms and gestures, the exhibition presents major explorations underpinning Phinthong’s two decades of practice that reflects his modes of conceptual thinking and research.
Exhibition

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Exhibition

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Exhibition

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Free admission

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