• News
  • Add Your Events
  • Support & Advertise
  • Contact Us

Logo

Navigation
  • Art News
  • Art Listings
    • Current Exhibitions
    • Upcoming Exhibitions
    • Auctions
    • Workshops
    • Talks
    • Guided Tours
    • Festivals, Markets, Parties
    • Kids’ & Families’ Events
    • Performances
    • Film
    • Open Calls
  • Art Venues

The Common Touch Craft Show

SPRMRKT_The Common Touch Craft Show art exhibition

Common Touch Craft Unit – an independent pottery studio based in Singapore run by artists and craftsmen Fyon Cheong and Zestro Leow. Their solo exhibition as a unit titled The Common Touch Craft Show runs from 16 November 2019 to 9 February 2020 at SPRMRKT at STPI and revolves around clay and pottery.

They will be presenting a series of handcrafted contemporary ceramic sculptures that blend the traditional and contemporary aspects of the Ceramic Arts. Giving us a peek behind the Common Touch Craft Unit curtain to get to know their individual practice and what drives them as, not just a duo, but as individual craftsman and artists as well.

In-conjunction with the craft show, the duo have teamed up with Chef Marc of SPRMRKT to offer a special item on the restaurant menu.

The Filipino Style Tsokolate is a chocolatey drink served up in @commontouchcraft’s handcrafted ceramic mugs with an artist crafted edible ‘pottery’ vessel on the side – tear it apart and eat straight up or dunk it in your drink.
The drink is available on SPRMRKT at STPI menus for the duration of the exhibition (16/11/2019 – 09/02/2020) only!

About the Artists:
Common Touch is an independent pottery studio based in Singapore, run by artists and craftsmen Fyon Cheong and Zestro Leow. Together, they have a deep appreciation for ceramic craftsmanship, and a passion to spread the knowledge of its ability to strengthen peer to peer relationships and personal growth. Thus, they joined forces to birth…Common Touch Craft Unit.

Venue: SPRMRKT at STPI, 41 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238236

When: 15 Nov 2019 - 9 Feb 2020, 08:00am - 10:00pm

By: SPRMRKT

Share this story:
  • tweet

Comments are closed.

Art Calendar

SAGG on Facebook

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

1 day 23 hours ago

The Singapore Biennale 2025 closes on 29 March 2026. Visitors can enjoy free admission from 20 to 29 March 2026 during the Biennale’s closing week!

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

2 weeks 5 days ago

www.straitstimes.com/life/arts/no-horsing-about-turning-84-artist-wong-keen-continues-to-upset-bourgeois-taste

No horsing about: Turning 84, artist Wong Keen continues to upset bourgeois taste

The Singaporean was born seven Chinese zodiac cycles ago and will not relinquish the reins of his art. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

3 weeks 23 hours ago

www.fzine.com/culture/new-southeast-asian-artists-to-watch-2026

The 7 Southeast Asian Artists You’re About to See Everywhere

From Malaysian indie band Hawa to Singaporean filmmaker Seth Cheong, discover the 7 new Southeast Asian artists and cultural changemakers to watch in 2026.

2
View on Facebook
Share
Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

3 weeks 4 days ago

URA orders removal of batik mural on Arab Street shophouse as netizens praise its beauty. theonlinecitizen.com/2026/02/06/ura-orders-removal-of-batik-mural-on-arab-street-shophouse-as-netizens-praise-its-beauty

1
View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

4 weeks 23 hours ago

www.straitstimes.com/life/arts/national-gallery-singapore-to-close-south-east-asian-art-exhibition-till-oct-2027-for-renewal

National Gallery Singapore to close South-east Asian art exhibition till Oct 2027

National Gallery Singapore's South-east Asian art exhibition will close for renewal from April 2026 to October 2027. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

4 weeks 1 day ago

aplussingapore.com/article/cover-story-dawn-ng-artist

Singapore Artist Dawn Ng Captures The Passage Of Time Through Ice And Colour

Multidisciplinary visual artist Dawn Ng shares how her recent exhibition deepened her inquiry into memory, matter, and planetary time.

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

1 month 4 days ago

www.businesstimes.com.sg/lifestyle/arts-design/singapore-art-week-2026-review-8-things-we-love-and-2-complaints #SGArtWeek

Singapore Art Week 2026 review: 8 things we love – and 2 complaints

From the highs to the hiccups, here’s a round-up of the city’s biggest art festival Read more at The Business Times.

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

1 month 4 days ago

alvinology.com/2026/01/28/s-e-a-focus-2026-concludes-acclaimed-eighth-edition-with-inaugural-presentation-at-art-sg/

S.E.A. Focus 2026 Concludes Acclaimed Eighth Edition with Inaugural Presentation at ART SG - Alvinology

S.E.A. Focus, Singapore’s homegrown platform dedicated to Southeast Asian contemporary art, has successfully concluded its eighth edition, marking a major

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

1 month 6 days ago

sagg.info/art-sg-2026-concludes-dynamic-fourth-edition/

ART SG 2026 Concludes Dynamic Fourth Edition

ART SG, Southeast Asia’s global contemporary art fair, concluded its fourth edition on 25 January 2026, with galleries reporting robust sales to established and emerging collectors worldwide. Bring…

View on Facebook
Share

Singapore Art & Gallery Guide

1 month 1 week ago

vogue.sg/eight-singaporean-artists-to-know/

Meet the 8 Singaporean artists defining a new visual language

Each year, Singapore Art Week transforms the city into a stage for artistic risk-taking and possibility. Channeling that energy, Vogue Singapore responds to the works of eight local artists across disciplines, staging a visual dialogue that moves through experimentation and introspection

View on Facebook
Share
  • News
  • Add Your Events
  • Support & Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy & Terms
© 2020. Singapore Art & Gallery Guide
We use cookies that are necessary for the website's functions. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.