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Exhibition

Native Foreignness: Clay Between Worlds

Mulan Gallery

16 January 2025 to 16 February 2025

11:30 AM – 6:30 PM. Closed on Sundays, Mondays & Public Holidays

Free admission

Synopsis

Native Foreignness: Clay Between Worlds" features the work of seven local ceramists whose international experiences, particularly studying under Prof. Chang Ching Yuan in Taiwan, have profoundly influenced their craft. The exhibition highlights a dynamic blend of adaptation and innovation, with each piece reflecting a dialogue between the familiar and the foreign. These artists have enriched their creative expressions and expanded their artistic horizons by integrating new methods and materials. The show offers a fresh perspective on the evolution of ceramic art, showcasing how global experiences have transformed and redefined their approach to traditional and contemporary ceramics.

Participating artists/curators:

Prof. Chang Ching Yuan, Artist, Taiwanese
Arwa Nasrulla, Artist, Singaporean
Daisy Toh, Artist, Singaporean
Leo Ong, Artist, Singaporean
Nelson Lim, Artist, Singaporean
Teo Huey Min, Artist, Singaporean
Thomas Cheong, Artist, Singaporean

Todd Tok, Artist, Singaporean

Public programmes:

Title: Artist Talk & Workshop by Prof. Chang Ching Yuan
Date:12 – 13 January 2025
Time: 10:00 – 5:00 PM
Location: The Potters’ Guilt
Address: 195 Pearl's Hill Terrace, #01-03, Singapore 168976
Registration Link: https://www.thepottersguilt.com/course-store?category=masterclass

33 Auction

16 Jan 2025 to 18 Jan 2025

Free admission

The auction will feature in-demand works by Modern and Contemporary artists from Singapore and the surrounding region.

GROUNDSEESAW

24 Jan 2025 to 18 Aug 2025

Ticketed

An immersive media-art exhibition that offers a modern reinterpretation of Gustav Klimt’s iconic works.

Singapore Glass Art Collective

17 Jan 2025 to 26 Jan 2025

Free admission

A glass community uniting to connect and communicate the possibilities of art glass through various techniques.

DECK Photography Art Centre

16 Jan 2025 to 26 Jan 2025

Free admission

Dived into the enigmatic history of 116 Prinsep Street, the land on which DECK once stood. This site, left vacant since 1983, holds what might be the last physical remnants of Singapore’s squatter settlements.