Exhibition
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
16 January 2025 to 11 May 2025
Free admission
Synopsis
Engage with commissioned works by Singapore artists across four exhibitions around Esplanade.
Breath of the Land 呼吸之地 by Lim Soo Ngee and Yang Jie at the Esplanade Concourse reflects on Singapore’s ever-evolving built environment, reflecting on ideas of renewal, utility and memories embedded in our urban landscape.
Adopting research-based methodologies, Fajrina Razak, Ben Loong and Tiffany Loy engage with mediums and processes rooted in deep artistic traditions. This exhibition at Jendela presents works that push conceptual boundaries, responding and speaking to our present.
Meshes and Teeth by Stephanie Jane Burt at the Esplanade Tunnel interrogates the symbolic nuances embedded in the exhibition’s title. Burt weaves a visual vocabulary inspired by literature, film and material culture into her material explorations.
At the Esplanade Community wall, Between Vistas by Chen Shitong explores what entails the ‘ideal landscape’, unpacking how the construction and depiction of landscapes can be imbued with narrative intent.
Exhibition
ShanghART Singapore
11 Jan 2025 to 23 Feb 2025
Free admission
The Divine in the Trash Stratum captures forgotten glass shards from forest walks, treating this debris as landscapes, alongside long-term observation of a tree, reflecting on what time transforms or erases.
Exhibition
National Gallery Singapore
6 Sep 2024 to 2 Feb 2025
Ticketed
National Gallery Singapore presents Teo Eng Seng: We’re Happy. Are You Happy? This is the most expansive solo exhibition yet, celebrating Teo’s profound impact on the Singapore art scene.
Exhibition
Arterly Obsessed
17 Jan 2025 to 27 Jan 2025
Free admission
A community artwork co-created with Kampong Glam residents celebrating the biodiversity found in the Kampong Glam division and the community's hopes for the future of Singapore.
Exhibition
Hong Shu-ying, Kirti Upadhyaya
17 Jan 2025 to 10 Feb 2025
Free admission
| | on paper invites 20 artists to participate in a simple experiment. It begins with four pieces of A4 paper, takes shape as a residency, and ends with a showcase.
