- WHEN
- 21 January – 20 February 2021
- VENUE
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Hatch Art Project, 7 Yong Siak Street (go to Google maps)
- OPENING HOURS
- Tues – Sat, 10am – 7pm
Sun, 10am – 5pm - ADMISSION
- Free Admission
- WEBSITE
- https://www.hatchartproject.com
Where Did Macy Go? is an 11-episode animated video told through a series reports of Macy’s encounter with the epidemic, life during the quarantine. The video discusses the collapse of old community structures, the emergence of a new community after decollectivization, Confucian obedience vs. social obedience, as well as the new telerepublic of home, “mask politics” and social justice under the pandemic.
Ziyang Wu, Where Did Macy Go, 2020. Image courtesy of the artist and Hatch Art Project.
Ziyang Wu, Where Did Macy Go, 2020. Image courtesy of the artist and Hatch Art Project.
NUS Museum, 57 Kent Ridge Crescent
15 September 2020 – 26 June 2021
Visual Notes: Actions and Imaginings is a prep-room project examining modern/contemporary artist Jimmy Ong’s practice, delving into the liquid identities the artist and his constructed personas inhabit.
72A Amoy Street Singapore
3 November 2020 – 6 February 2021
Appetite is proud to present a group show exploring colour and it's historical, experiential, and anthropological lineage. From the geographies and routes of the spice trade, to the pigments and chemicals inherent to a land, the expressions of culture reveal themselves through the colours— hue, tint, tone and shade— that we find in food, textile, architecture, art, and everyday objects.
Y2ARTS, 211 Henderson Road, #01-01A
22 January – 7 February 2021
A new exhibition by Y2ARTS which re-contextualizes the works by their stable of artists, Vertical Horizon brings focus upon an often overlooked aspect of art making – the dimensionality of paintings. The shape and dimensions of artworks contribute to our perception of the piece by limiting our periphery and expectations.
Various Locations
22 January – 28 February 2021
The Seniors and Contemporary Art Project is a pilot programme by SAM to engage seniors in nursing homes through contemporary art. Singaporean artists Justin Lee, Zulkifle Mahmod and Tang Ling Nah co-create artworks with these seniors through art-making workshops inspired by the artists’ own adaptations for the SAM Touch Collection.
