Singapore Art Museum is located at 71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555
Opening hours: 9am-7pm
Free admission every Friday from 6-9pm
Pigeon with no fear of humans
It looks alike Getai loud and glittery clothing
Sensorium 360°: Contemporary Art and the Sensed World
31 July-22 October 2014
A must visit to go event, even I've went to SAM countless of time but it was my first time having so much fun in a museum
Group members for Singapore Art Scenes
Medium At Large: Shape Shifting Material and Methods in Contemporary Art
Medium At Large: Shape Shifting Material and Methods in Contemporary Art
25 April 2014 - April 2015
Realistic ice on boots
Getting comfy with Rain and Phoebe on a huge bean bag
Alen being outcasted but enjoying his own bean bag
Status by Jane Lee
2009, Mixed Media
The red paint has literally escaped from the conventional canvas to become its own frame
2009, Mixed Media
The red paint has literally escaped from the conventional canvas to become its own frame
Cycle by Sopheap Pich
2004-2008, Rattan and wire
Majestic shadow being cast
Cycle is a sculpture made from a tradition rattan weaving techniques
BlueRay_B by Osang Gwon
BlueRay_B pushes this ambiguity to its limit by staging photography as the three dimensional reality sculpture
BlueRay_B pushes this ambiguity to its limit by staging photography as the three dimensional reality sculpture
April 2008, Tokyo by Chua Chye Teck
2009, colour prints (set of twelve)
Inspired by the myriad pink shades of Sakura blooms in Japan
2009, colour prints (set of twelve)
Inspired by the myriad pink shades of Sakura blooms in Japan
Quiet Rooms by Nadiah Bamadhaj
2009, Charcoal on paper
2009, Charcoal on paper
Quiet Rooms tells the tale of a married couple difficulty in conceiving a child, an ordeal worsened by the relentless scrutiny and surveillance from neighbours in the kampung. His head engulfed by a nest of Medusa-liked snakes that also suggest the form of human sperm, the man is rendered impotent, even as the woman stares out defiantly at the pressures brought to bear by traditional society's expectations. The words "doa yaa"(you should pray) refer to the platitude uttered by well-meaning neighbours or doctors who can offer no real solutions.
Bookworm: NIV Compact Thinline Bible (page 403) by Renato Orara
2008, Ballpoint ink drawing on paper
Drawing of a lambchop with the weight of symbolism and metaphor, alluding to Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God.
2008, Ballpoint ink drawing on paper
Drawing of a lambchop with the weight of symbolism and metaphor, alluding to Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God.
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