ART SINGAPORE
With over 150 galleries, Art SG is Southern Asia’s largest (ever) art fair. Here are the highlights.
Singapore is slowly but surely making its way into becoming, in the near future, a place of reference inside the Asian market. As Art SG makes its debut in the city, many important international galleries have wanted to be part of it, such as White Cube, Gagosian, or Thaddaeus Ropac. In this selection you will find works by artists like Elizabeth Glaessner, Jose Dávila, Thomas Schütte and Takuro Kuwata, among others.
Elizabeth Glaessner. Green Ribbon, 2022. Oil on linen. 50 × 44 in | 127 × 111.8 cm.
P.P.O.W.
Jose Dávila. The Act of Perseverance VI, 2019. Concrete, volcanic rocks and ratchet strap. 200 × 64.4 × 52 cm.
KÖNIG GALERIE
Tom Polo. look and linger, 2022. Acrylic Flashe and wax pastel on canvas. 182 × 138 cm.
Yavuz Gallery
Isaac Chong Wai, Our power is artistic, 2022. Lightbox, paint, mirror. 20 × 90 × 5 cm.
Zilberman Gallery
Noritaka Tatehana. Heel-less Shoes, 2021. Dyed cowhide, pig suede, coated glass crystal, metal fastener. 45 × 10.6 × 22.3 cm.
Kosaku Kanechika
Giorgio de Chirico. Le muse inquietanti, 1962. Oil on canvas. 97 × 66 cm.
Galleria d'Arte Maggiore G.A.M.
Chun Kwang Young. Aggregation22-SE229, 2022. Mixed media with Korea Mulberry Paper. 160 × 50 cm.
Tang Contemporary Art
Takuro Kuwata, Untitled, 2022. Porcelain, glaze, pigment. 54 × 31.5 × 30.5 cm.
Kosaku Kanechika
Marguerite Humeau. VII - In the inky darkness of a termite mound, I found at its core the symbiotic fungus garden. In the first days of the mound, a primordial comb was insulated with spores brought in by the termites. The fungi then started to convert the dead and decaying plant material ingested by the termites into easily digestible complex sugars that they could feed on. I saw, the fungi fruit emerging from the ground, in the wind starting to dance, and spreading millions of basidiospores into the environment., 2022. Pigment and charcoal on paper; Frame: wax, resin and wood. 200 × 140 cm.
White Cube
Tseng Kwong Chi. Basquiat Smoking Joint, 1987. C-print on dibond. 76.2 × 76.2 cm.
Eric Firestone Gallery
Wei Xiaoguang. Rigged, 2022. Oil on canvas. 182.9 × 121.9 cm.
Christine Park Gallery
Thomas Schütte.You & Me - You 20, 2018. Murano glass, steel pedestal. 20 × 25 × 45 cm.
Konrad Fischer Gallery
Zhao Zhao. Spread, 2022. Mixed media, cotton. 120 × 120 cm.
Tang Contemporary Art
Ju Ting. Winter is Coming, 2022. Acrylic on board. 195 × 161 × 17 cm.
Galerie Urs Meile
Noemi Conan. Entourage, 2022. Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas. 130 × 120 cm.
Christine Park Gallery
Tony Cragg. Stack, 2018. Bronze. 203.2 × 137.2 × 124.5 cm.
Konrad Fischer Gallery
Nam Kim. Wind Dance, 2021. Oil on canvas. 61 × 55 1/10 in | 155 × 140 cm.
Nicolas Krupp
Jacob Hashimoto. Between Ambition and the End, 2022. Acrylic, bamboo, paper, wood, and Dacron. 137.2 × 121.9 × 21 cm.
Miles McEnery Gallery
Lin Ke. Beauty, 2022. UV ink, Multi-layer low-reflection acrylic, acrylic frame. 64 × 46 × 3 cm.
BANK
Juan Ford. Astrophage, 2021. Oil on Linen. 90 × 75 cm.
Galerie du Monde
