Tony Twigg is well known for his found timber sculptures. This series, he is looking backwards as well as forwards in his work, forwards to what it might become and back towards it’s past. Or rather looking backwards through the past at the premise of his art. Looking with hindsight and with permission to alter the past.
Opening Reception: 2 June 2016, 6 30 pm – 10 pm
Venue: TAKSU, 43 Jalan Merah Saga, #01-72 Workloft@ChipBee, Singapore 278115
When: 2 - 30 Jun 2016,
By: TAKSU Singapore
Bras Basah food court removes artwork after plagiarism allegations blow up on social media
The original artwork was commissioned by Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix in 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Nature takes centre stage at Singapore film festivals
Local and regional nature film-makers are given a platform to showcase their work to Singapore's audience. Read more at straitstimes.com.
"Seeing Forest" by Robert Zhao Renhui, in collaboration with curator Haeju Kim, is the culmination of over seven years of dedicated work looking into secondary
Just like every year, Singapore Design Week (SDW) 2024 is shaping up to be the island's most immersive design celebration yet. Running from 26 Sep to 6 Oct 2024, this year's festival theme, "People of Design," highlights how everyday individuals contribute to shaping our world through the power of d...
