Previous Next Akai Chew, When We Were Together, 2014

Exhibition

Now Now 2025

New Bahru

17 January 2025 to 31 December 2025

Free admission

Synopsis

New Bahru is proud to present, Now Now, a public art showcase featuring 6 photographic works from rising and established Singapore-based creatives. Presented as striking billboards, these amplified images form a bold yet intimate tapestry of fossilised moments, placed around the development.

In this edition, Lavender Chang (b.1983), Jovian Lim (b.1984), Sean Lee (b.1985), KHOOGJ (b.1985), Akai Chew (b.1987) and Liu Liling (b.1993), share their diverse practices across Photography, Architecture and Fine Arts to present a zeitgeist lens on Singapore’s here and now. Their works offer tender glimpses of people in this city, drawing our attention to overlooked spaces beneath highway flyovers and through concrete corridors, while capturing the evanescence of a gentle Singapore sunrise and the ripe florescence of our tropical flora.

The exhibition, curated by Artist Dawn Ng (b.1982), whose practice focuses on time, memory and the ephemeral, is part of New Bahru’s unwavering support of local creatives.

Participating artists/curators:

1. Dawn Ng, Curator, Singaporean
2. Lavender Chang, Artist, Singaporean
3. Jovian Lim, Artist, Singaporean
4. Sean Lee, Artist, Singaporean
5. KHOOGJ, Artist, Singaporean
6. Akai Chew, Artist, Singaporean
7. Liu Liling, Artist, Singaporean

Singapore Art Museum

4 Dec 2024 to 24 Mar 2025

Free admission

Yee I-Lann: Mansau-Ansau is a solo mid-career exhibition showcasing recent and seminal works by Malaysian contemporary artist Yee I-Lann, providing a refreshing and critical perspective from her home in Sabah.

Charlotte Puxley Flowers

23 Jan 2025 to 27 Jan 2025

Free admission

Charlotte Puxley Flowers

It’s Art Week, and we thought we would dive into the art right before us.
Exhibition

Hoisington Galleries

16 Jan 2025 to 30 Jan 2025

Free admission

Digital

URBAN DRIFT: A Visual Interplay of Housing and Humanity
Exhibition

Yang Derong

17 Jan 2025 to 26 Jan 2025

Free admission

DIGikat symbolizes how diverse societal threads—voices, cultures, and experiences—intertwine, reflecting the evolving coexistence of tradition and technology in redefining modern social fabric.