- WHEN
- 14 – 15 January 2023
- VENUE
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NTU CCA Singapore, Gillman Barracks, Block 37 Malan Road, Singapore 109452 (go to Google maps)
- OPENING HOURS
- 12pm - 7pm
- ADMISSION
- Free Admission
Residencies OPEN showcases the diversity of contemporary art practices and reveals how the space of the studio constitutes a springboard for artistic research and experimentation.
This session of Residencies OPEN offers a unique opportunity for the public to meet Singapore Artists-in-Residence Zachary Chan, Min-Wei Ting, and Wang Ruobing. Visit the NTU CCA Singapore Residencies Studios for a special insight into their works-in-progress and to explore the processes and research interests developed during their residencies.
The 9th Cycle of the Residencies Programme by NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore is supported by the National Arts Council. This cycle hosts six Singapore Artists-in-Residence: Fazleen Karlan, Hilmi Johandi, Priyageetha Dia, Zachary Chan, Min-Wei Ting and Wang Ruobing.
Credits: Residencies OPEN, 20 August 2022, installation view. Image courtesy of NTU CCA Singapore.
Artists: Wang Ruobing, Zachary Chan, Min-Wei Ting
This session of Residencies OPEN offers a unique opportunity for the public to meet Singapore Artists-in-Residence Zachary Chan, Min-Wei Ting, and Wang Ruobing. Visit the NTU CCA Singapore Residencies Studios for a special insight into their works-in-progress and to explore the processes and research interests developed during their residencies.
The 9th Cycle of the Residencies Programme by NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore is supported by the National Arts Council. This cycle hosts six Singapore Artists-in-Residence: Fazleen Karlan, Hilmi Johandi, Priyageetha Dia, Zachary Chan, Min-Wei Ting and Wang Ruobing.
Credits: Residencies OPEN, 20 August 2022, installation view. Image courtesy of NTU CCA Singapore.
Artists: Wang Ruobing, Zachary Chan, Min-Wei Ting
Richard Koh Fine Art Singapore
7 – 19 January 2023
In What Makes A Mountain, Yeoh Choo Kuan explores “Shan Shui”, branching from his Streaming Mountain series where his ‘paint streaming’ technique is employed as the element of “Shui” (water).
