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Exhibition

Beyond 无边

INSTINC

4 January 2025 to 1 February 2025

Wednesday to Fri, 1pm - 7pm. Weekends, 1pm - 6pm. Closed on PH. Registration not required.

Free admission

Wheelchair accessibility

Synopsis

Beyond 无边 is a two-person exhibition that brings the work of Boo Sze Yang and Yeo Shih Yun together for the first time, creating a novel conversation between two artists whose work speaks to the antique – even ancient – past as well as to this metamodern moment in contemporary art. The display showcases innovative mark-making and painterly expression through the sometimes surprising use of unconventional tools and techniques.

Beyond 无边 offers a vibrant dialogue between the two artists as they engage viewers – and one another – in the space between figuration and abstraction. The display prompts a discussion about rethinking art categories, redefining art practices, and reconsidering the roles of new technologies and age-old traditions in contemporary visual art. Most importantly, the show creates a conversation about what painting has been and what it may become in this new century.

Participating artists/curators:

Boo Sze Yang, Artist
Yeo Shih Yun, Artist

Public programmes:

- Opening Reception: January 17th, 6PM - 9PM
- Artist Talk: January 18th, 4PM - 5PM

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