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Exhibition

Hiding in Singapore - The Journey Between

DECK Photography Art Centre

17 January 2025 to 9 February 2025

Daily 7am - 11pm

Free admission

*17 Jan, Friday 10am to 7pm, City Hall Steps, National Gallery Singapore 

19 Jan, Sunday 10am to 5pm, Clifford Pier (Fullerton Bay Hotel)

*In the event of bad weather, the outdoor creation will be postponed to 18 Jan, Saturday.  

Synopsis

Known for his performances in painting himself to blend into various backgrounds, Liu Bolin challenges our perceptions of visibility and presence. His work serves as both a literal and metaphorical exploration of invisibility. Bolin’s process involves meticulously painting his body to match the surroundings in which he stands. The act of camouflaging himself highlights how individuals can become overlooked or marginalised in society.
Exhibition Dates & Details
The completed artworks, along with Liu Bolin’s latest sculptures, will be showcased at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore's East Garden Gallery from 21 January to 9 February 2025. The exhibition will be open to the public with free admission from 10am to 10pm daily.

NTU CCA Singapore

17 Jan 2025 to 27 Jan 2025

Free admission

New artworks by Chok Si Xuan, bani haykal and Ong Kian Peng transform our understandings of technology through the renewal of human agency within the technosphere and the critical re-enchantment with its tools.

LOY Contemporary Art Gallery

15 Jan 2025 to 2 Mar 2025

Free admission

RORI HEE's second Solo Exhibition in Singapore.

National Gallery Singapore

25 Oct 2024 to 23 Mar 2025

Ticketed

Explore the captivating journey of Lim Tze Peng, Singapore’s oldest living artist, at National Gallery Singapore’s first solo show on the centenarian artist.
Exhibition

Opera Gallery

17 Jan 2025 to 16 Feb 2025

Free admission

Opera Gallery Singapore is honoured to present Homage to Botero, a solo exhibition celebrating the extraordinary life and artistic legacy of the late Colombian master, Fernando Botero (1932–2023).