Chances Of Contact: Contemporary Prints From The Philippines And Singapore
Leading contemporary art space in Singapore, STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery, is proud to be presenting Chances of Contact: Contemporary Prints from the Philippines and Singapore at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, also known as The M, in conjunction with the 55th anniversary of bilateral relations between Singapore and the Philippines.
Co-presented by Singtel Group from 23 August to 26 October 2024, this joint exhibition featuring STPI’s works by artists from both nations has sparked between the two art institutions in collaboration with the Singapore Embassy in Manila, who understood the significance of putting this show together.
Constance See, Singapore Ambassador to the Philippines, describes the show as one that “exemplifies the vibrant cultural dialogue and artistic exchange that has flourished between our two nations over the past five decades. It is a shining example of how art can transcend borders and bring people together, reflecting our shared vision for a more connected and culturally enriched Southeast Asia.”
The same spirit of collaboration stems from the heart of STPI, an organisation that has enjoyed over two decades of artistic collaborations with more than 100 artists from around the world. With the time spent on the fertile ground of STPI, each artist has pushed the boundaries of print and papermaking and of their own practice through the colliding of ideas and experimentation – often with happy results – with the team in the Creative Workshop.
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Leading contemporary art space in Singapore, STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery, is proud to be presenting Chances of Contact: Contemporary Prints from the Philippines and Singapore at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila, also known as The M, in conjunction with the 55th anniversary of bilateral relations between Singapore and the Philippines.
Co-presented by Singtel Group from 23 August to 26 October 2024, this joint exhibition featuring STPI’s works by artists from both nations has sparked between the two art institutions in collaboration with the Singapore Embassy in Manila, who understood the significance of putting this show together.
Constance See, Singapore Ambassador to the Philippines, describes the show as one that “exemplifies the vibrant cultural dialogue and artistic exchange that has flourished between our two nations over the past five decades. It is a shining example of how art can transcend borders and bring people together, reflecting our shared vision for a more connected and culturally enriched Southeast Asia.”
The same spirit of collaboration stems from the heart of STPI, an organisation that has enjoyed over two decades of artistic collaborations with more than 100 artists from around the world. With the time spent on the fertile ground of STPI, each artist has pushed the boundaries of print and papermaking and of their own practice through the colliding of ideas and experimentation – often with happy results – with the team in the Creative Workshop.
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