Exhibition
Arts House Limited
20 January 2025 to 26 January 2025
Monday - Wednesday 11am - 7pm | Thursday, Friday & Sunday 11am - 8.30pm | Saturday 12pm - 10.30pm
Free admission
Consumer advice: Some nudity.
Synopsis
TAILORED: Bore & Stroke examines the exciting world of automotive custom and DIY culture in Singapore, exploring its influence in art, urban culture, design, fashion and lifestyle.
This exhibition demonstrates how the spirit of customisation in the automotive world has permeated contemporary creative practices, reflecting a deep-seated desire for personal expression and identity transformation. By investigating three main areas – urban art, design and fashion – this exhibition unravels the complex psychological and cultural dimensions that drive the customisation phenomenon in Singapore today.
Participating artists/curators:
ANTZ, Artist, Singaporean
Bart (The Big Red Nose), Artist, Singaporean
Ian Akmat (Mad Rat), Artist, Singaporean
Iman Ismail, Curator, Singaporean
Metamo Industries, Artist, Based in Singapore
NextOfKin Creatives, Artist, Singaporean
Sludge Machines, Artist, Singaporean
Sufian Hamri (TraseOne), Artist, Singaporean
The Goodnight Gang (GDNT), Artist, Singaporean
Tosh, Artist, Singaporean
WoolyBully (Moon), Artist, Singaporean
Public programmes:
Come Together: Posters and Postings
1230hrs - 1400hrs, Saturday, 25 January 2025
Multi-Purpose Studio
The Art of Airbrushing with TBRN
1400hrs - 1600hrs, Saturday, 25 January 2025
Multi-Purpose Studio
Crafting Identity: Creativity and the Culture of Customisation
1630hrs - 1730hrs, Saturday, 25 January 2025
Multi-Purpose Hall
Exhibition
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
16 Jan 2025 to 11 May 2025
Free admission
Engage with an installation by Lim Soo Ngee and Yang Jie, an exhibition featuring Fajrina Razak, Ben Loong and Tiffany Loy, and solo presentations by Stephanie Jane Burt and Chen Shitong.
Exhibition
New Bahru
17 Jan 2025 to 31 Dec 2025
Free admission
Now Now features six photographic works by Singapore-based creatives Lavender Chang, Jovian Lim, Sean Lee, KHOOGJ, Akai Chew, and Liu Liling, presenting a zeitgeist lens on Singapore’s here and now.
Exhibition
ShanghART Singapore
11 Jan 2025 to 23 Feb 2025
Free admission
The Divine in the Trash Stratum captures forgotten glass shards from forest walks, treating this debris as landscapes, alongside long-term observation of a tree, reflecting on what time transforms or erases.
Exhibition
National Gallery Singapore
27 Sep 2024 to 3 Feb 2025
Ticketed
As part of National Gallery Singapore’s SG Artist series, Kim Lim: The Space Between. A Retrospective marks the most comprehensive exhibition to date of Singapore-born British artist Kim Lim.
