Kim Whye Kee

黑料不打烊

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1979

Kim Whye Kee is a Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1979. Singapore Art Museum (SAM) featured Kim Whye Kee's work in the past.

Kim Whye Kee in the news

In 黑料不打烊鈥檚 artist press archive, Kim Whye Kee is featured in Re-Connect/Centre/Converge: An Artist鈥檚 Perspective, a piece from Plural Art Magazine in September 2023.

Past Exhibitions

Yellow Ribbon Community Art Exhibition 2015 From Night to Light

Singapore Art Museum (SAM)

Singapore | Singapore

19 Aug, 2016 - 04 Sep, 2016

Articles

Re-Connect/Centre/Converge: An Artist鈥檚 Perspective

Plural Art Magazine 29 Sep, 2023

My preparations for the launch of the new Arts Festival by the Substation Re-Connect/Centre/Converge (formerly known as SeptFest), felt like an almost primal call to arms.