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A sample that measures just 0.08mm in width was lifted from Nanyang pioneer painter Cheong Soo Pieng鈥檚 A Corner Of Art Studio.

New Zealand artist Lisa Reihana鈥檚 new work comes right on time for the Hari Raya Haji long weekend.

Works by Filipino modernist artist Anita Magsaysay-Ho and Singapore pioneer artist Cheong Soo Pieng failed to find buyers at Sotheby鈥檚 spring sale at the Conrad Singapore Orchard Hotel on June 9.

Nanyang artist Cheong Soo Pieng鈥檚 Mother And Child (1973) more than doubled its pre-sale estimate, selling for HK$655,200 (S$113,230) at Christie鈥檚 Spring auction in Hong Kong on May 29.

Art lovers might be horrified by the idea of drilling a hole in an artwork.

What to see on your travels around the globe: from Theaster Gates in Tokyo to Arab design in Doha, Sugimoto in Beijing and India鈥檚 new Hampi Art Labs.

Zoom in, literally, on five paintings by Singapore鈥檚 pioneer painters in The Straits Times鈥� new digital Discover SG Art series.

No doubt these visualisations may draw from personal experiences, but they are also influenced by romanticised depictions of the tropics in popular culture.

Billed as a weekend, but unfolding between 15 September and 1 October 2023, Singapore Art Gallery Weekend will see exhibitions interlinked and opening across the city's commercial gallery spaces.

Timed to coincide with the Formula 1 Grand Prix and Singapore Design Week, the event is distinct from the existing Art Week in January.

Through such questions, the S.E.A. Focus panel discussion 'When Patronage Becomes Form' sought out the unique positionality of the Southeast Asian collector.

Collectors鈥� demand for paintings by Singapore鈥檚 pioneer Nanyang artists continues to heat up at auction, with works by Liu Kang (1911-2004), Georgette Chen (1906-1993) and Cheong Soo Pieng (1917-1983).

Bursts of red and ochre. Thick black lines. Abstract representation. Echoes of Gauguin. Hong Kong exhibition of Asian artists鈥� work shows a range of influences.

鈥淣othing is Forever: Rethinking Sculpture in Singapore鈥� at the National Gallery Singapore (NGS) billed itself as the city鈥檚 first exploration of sculpture in three decades, an interrogation that simultaneously...

On the heels of the strong results for the Modern and Contemporary Evening sales on 27 April, the offerings from the Day Sales saw continued competition, with both auctions exceeding their high estimates.