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Objects in the Mirror Are Closer than They Appear

Con-Temporary Art Gallery is proud to unveil its inaugural exhibition ‘Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear’. This exhibition is an exploration of space, and the frames that bends, shapes and warps it. It draws our attention to the blindspots in our own viewing experience, using its own invisible lens to highlight the way that the subject is fluid enough to settle into the boundaries we set for it. The title is issuing a warning to those that might step foot into a gallery; The danger in this case, is not paying enough attention to the world that lurks in our periphery, limiting the spaces we could otherwise occupy.

Venue: Various locations, including Tanjong Pagar Distripark and Shenton Way

17 January 2025: Tanjong Pagar Distripark
18 January 2025: Shenton way, Marina Bay Sands
19 January 2025: Basheer Graphics Books (Bras Basah Complex),Bugis
20 January 2025: Dhoby Ghaut (Outside Plaza Singapura), Orchard (Scape)
21 January 2025: National Gallery Singapore, Funan, City Hall
22 January 2025: Marine Parade Hawker Centre (12pm – 3pm), Our Tampines Hub (4pm – 8pm)
23 January 2025: SAW Trail (LASALLE, NAFA, DECK, 42 Waterloo, SMU, National Library, Design Centre, Stamford Art Centre)
24 January 2025: Art Outreach Singapore
25 January 2025: HortPark, Gillman Barracks
26 January 2023: Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film (2:30pm – 6pm)

When: 17 - 26 Jan 2025,

By: Con-Temporary Art Gallery

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