- WHEN
- 14 January – 12 February 2022
- VENUE
-
Japan Creative Centre (JCC), 4 Nassim Rd, Singapore 258372 (go to Google maps)Mulan Gallery, 36 Armenian Street #01-07, Singapore 179934 (go to Google maps)
- OPENING HOURS
- JCC : Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 18:00,
Closed Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays
Mulan Gallery : Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 18:00
Closed Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays - ADMISSION
- Free Admission
- WEBSITE
- http://www.mulangallery.com.sg/
Kayoko Hoshino; and 10 Singapore based ceramicists.
Whether sculptural or monumental, rugged, or delicate, quiet or exuberant, meditative or decorative, or whimsical and inexplicable, the exhibition aims to feature a diversity of works, from traditionally meditative, wabi-sabi influenced pieces organically shaped by clay, to more assertive, statement pieces manipulating clay in pursuit of more singular visions, as well as those that fall somewhere in-between. From works that examine the deeply personal to those expressing thoughts about the state of things in the world and concerns about the future, the exhibition sets out to celebrate the imagination and diversity of work by women artists speaking potently through clay.
14 – 22 January 2022: Japan Creative Centre (JCC)
25 – 12 February 2022, Mulan Gallery
Image courtesy of Mulan Gallery.
Whether sculptural or monumental, rugged, or delicate, quiet or exuberant, meditative or decorative, or whimsical and inexplicable, the exhibition aims to feature a diversity of works, from traditionally meditative, wabi-sabi influenced pieces organically shaped by clay, to more assertive, statement pieces manipulating clay in pursuit of more singular visions, as well as those that fall somewhere in-between. From works that examine the deeply personal to those expressing thoughts about the state of things in the world and concerns about the future, the exhibition sets out to celebrate the imagination and diversity of work by women artists speaking potently through clay.
14 – 22 January 2022: Japan Creative Centre (JCC)
25 – 12 February 2022, Mulan Gallery
Image courtesy of Mulan Gallery.
CSC Changi Fairy Point Chalet 7
14 – 30 January 2022
“Epilogue” marks The Artists Village (TAV)’s 30th anniversary and a question that has been on the minds of members of the society, “ Should we close the chapter that is TAV?”
