Talk & Discussion
Pulau Pulao (Artist Collective)
25 January 2025 to 25 January 2025
6pm - 11pm
Free admission
Wheelchair accessibility.
Synopsis
Pulau Pulao invites all art lovers, art labourers and the occasional art appreciators to join them at their open studio for a casual hangout after art week hours. Whether it is sharing thoughts about shows we loved or the art fatigue we might experience, they offer a safe space to chill and kiki. Pulau Pulao is an artist collective based in Kallang, with skills ranging from large scale murals and sign painting to interior works and sculpture.Participating artists/curators:
Sophia Ong, aka Wayward Clouds, Artist, Singaporean
Sean P. Dunston, Artist, American
Charmaine Chen, aka Old World Charm, Artist, Singaporean
Amanda Ong, aka Barely Dada, Artist, Singaporean
Fanny Aussedat, aka Fanny Ozda, Artist, French
Talk & Discussion
Tanoto Art Foundation
14 Jan 2025 to 15 Jan 2025
Free admission with registration
A day-long symposium featuring presentations and performances by a group of international speakers and artists to launch the Tanoto Art Foundation.
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Talk & Discussion
BARC Labs
18 Jan 2025 to 26 Jan 2024
Ticketed
Discover how everyday actions can damage art and explore the hidden vulnerabilities of artworks through an interactive open studio and a talk offering insights.
Talk & Discussion
Art Outreach Singapore
17 Jan 2025 to 17 Jan 2025
Free admission
The Art Outreach Basecamp 2025 is a public symposium that examines the shifting landscape of art patronage, gathering thought leaders, artists, patrons, and policymakers to explore new models of support and art’s role in building resilient cities.
Talk & Discussion
National Arts Council, National Gallery Singapore, Singapore Art Museum.
15 Jan 2025 to 16 Jan 2025
Ticketed
The Singapore Art Week Forum 2025 is a joint initiative by the National Arts Council, National Gallery Singapore and Singapore Art Museum, supported by the Singapore Tourism Board. The Forum, themed Art Publics, gathers international artists, curators, and museum and urban practitioners to rethink art’s relation to the public. A full-day event, it will feature a keynote lecture and two panel discussions.
