Allure of Attainable Art

Synopsis

Allure of Attainable Art brings together a collective of emerging artists for a unique community-driven exhibition that celebrates creativity, collaboration, and artistic craftsmanship. Handcrafted by Joshua and Elizabeth Wong, the spotlight is on origami-resin art—delicate paper creations preserved in epoxy resin, transforming traditional origami into wearable art. Their earrings and trinkets offer a fusion of sustainability and style, reflecting Singapore's growing interest in handmade accessories.

Featuring a diverse range of artists, including wildlife artist Van Wangye, known for his scientifically accurate depictions of marine life, and Hamish Betts, an experienced New Zealand educator and muralist, the exhibition showcases multiple disciplines. The audience is invited to join workshops led by the artists, including an origami and resin art session, encouraging hands-on participation, also nurturing artistic expression in a vibrant environment where children, families, and art enthusiasts alike can immerse themselves in the process of making and learning.