Image courtesy of The Block A Collective

Exhibition

TAILORED: Bore & Stroke

Arts House Limited

20 January 2025 to 26 January 2025

Monday - Wednesday 11am - 7pm | Thursday, Friday & Sunday 11am - 8.30pm | Saturday 12pm - 10.30pm

Free admission

Consumer advice: Some nudity.

Synopsis

TAILORED: Bore & Stroke examines the exciting world of automotive custom and DIY culture in Singapore, exploring its influence in art, urban culture, design, fashion and lifestyle.

This exhibition demonstrates how the spirit of customisation in the automotive world has permeated contemporary creative practices, reflecting a deep-seated desire for personal expression and identity transformation. By investigating three main areas – urban art, design and fashion – this exhibition unravels the complex psychological and cultural dimensions that drive the customisation phenomenon in Singapore today.

Participating artists/curators:

ANTZ, Artist, Singaporean
Bart (The Big Red Nose), Artist, Singaporean
Ian Akmat (Mad Rat), Artist, Singaporean
Iman Ismail, Curator, Singaporean
Metamo Industries, Artist, Based in Singapore
NextOfKin Creatives, Artist, Singaporean
Sludge Machines, Artist, Singaporean
Sufian Hamri (TraseOne), Artist, Singaporean
The Goodnight Gang (GDNT), Artist, Singaporean
Tosh, Artist, Singaporean

WoolyBully (Moon), Artist, Singaporean

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Multi-Purpose Studio

The Art of Airbrushing with TBRN
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Multi-Purpose Studio

Crafting Identity: Creativity and the Culture of Customisation
1630hrs - 1730hrs, Saturday, 25 January 2025
Multi-Purpose Hall

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