Originally posted 2019-10-09 11:31:08. Singapore Art Museum welcomes you back to our annual family-friendly exhibition with Imaginarium: Into the Space of Time. Through the eyes of 10 contemporary artists around the world, this year’s Imaginarium takes a closer look at the concept of time, and the tales and theories that…

Originally posted 2019-10-09 10:57:49. Displacement, homelessness and alienation in migrant experiences disorientate, amplified by growing distrust and fear, and the ongoing threat of the violence of war; still, a dream of belonging somewhere glimmers. Dread of Not Night 1,3,4,7-9 and Blood Stains t… (2015 – 2016) by Adeela Suleman In…

Originally posted 2019-10-09 10:27:22. A Flow of Identities and A Breath of Wills provided a constellation of artistic perspectives that provide unexpected ways of seeing the world and ourselves. A Flow of Identities Entangled in the contingencies of experience, the concepts and formation of national, regional, cultural and individual identities…

Originally posted 2019-10-09 09:51:52. Walls and boundaries bear witness that overlapping territories are strategically and ideologically mapped and staked; yet is there common ground, belonging to neither party on either side of the drawn line? “If you can dream a better world you can make a… (2016) by Melissa Tan…

Originally posted 2019-10-08 21:37:01. Contemplating cyclical time brings insight into how myths influence human conditioning; when, and why, story tells more than history; and our lives amidst timespans of elemental substances that transcend human measure. Inscription of the Island (2016) by Lim Soo Ngee In Lim’s imagination, this was once…

Originally posted 2019-10-08 20:20:19. In naming his fictional island ‘Utopia’, writer Thomas More conjoined the Greek words for ‘good place’ and ‘no place’ – a reminder that the idealised society he conjured was fundamentally phantasmal. And yet, the search and yearning for Utopia is a ceaseless humanist endeavor. Predicated on…