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Chew Seow Phuang, The Lover, 2017. Image courtesy of the artist.

earth. offers a vibrant, unique and energetic survey of works. The selected pieces are united through deep consideration of form, surface and an experimental approach to the craft. earth. is a celebration of the diversity of clay. A communication of cultures, traditions and harmony through clay.

Featuring ceramics by Abraham Ling (Malaysia), Carragh Amos (New Zealand), M. Fikret Ercan (Turkey), Alvin Ng (Singapore), Chew Seow Phuang (Singapore), and Mona Malhotra (India).

Venue: La Galerie, Alliance Française, 1 Sarkies Road

When: 21 - 24 Jan 2021, 10am - 8pm

By: Alliance française de Singapour

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