I already showed you several art works from Singapore’s current Biennale -“If The World Changed”- here and here. Today it’s time for the third part of this mini-series. Due to our sudden trip to Seoul I did not have a chance to check out the rest of the Biennale yet. Yes, there is more. Since […]
Singapore Biennale 2013. Part 2
I showed you some art from Singapore’s Biennale 2013 here. Let’s explore some more works, shall we? This one appealed to me a lot for various reasons. What you see is a huge room filled with dolls on sticks. Like a doll garden, with a small shed in the middle. It looks like some outsider […]
Sound of Ikebana: Four seasons
Last october I attended an event at the Art and Science Museum in Singapore: Sound of Ikebana: four seasons, a presentation by Naoko Tosa. She is a well known Japanese media artist who did a project called Sound of Ikebana. Her presentation kicked of her exhibit at the Art and Science museum at the end of […]
Singapore Biennale 2013. If the World Changed.
Singapore’s Biennale 2013 is on since october 26th, 2013, but I did not have a chance to check it out till last week. It features work from 82 artists and art collectives from the region and beyond, around the theme: “If the World Changed”. There are multiple locations from which I visited the SAM and […]
Hong Kong Heritage Museum, part 2
I showed you the Eddie Lau exhibit at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, which we really enjoyed. But I did not show you the rest yet. There was an exhibit about Bruce Lee. Extensive and well done, but not really our cup of tea. So besides Eddie Lau’s fashion, we enjoyed the permanent exhibition about […]
Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall
There were several traditional, historical and classical sites in Taipei that we could have visited. Musea famous for their chinese art and pottery, presidential buildings, Sun Yat Sen’s Memorial Hall and so on. But we did not feel for that, so we chose just one to pay a visit: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. The premises […]
Xiang Jing @MOCA, Taipei
OK, now for something different, after my posts about the Long Shan temple and about the Qing Shan Temple. Let’s get cultural and look at some contemporary art. We visited an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Taipei. It is a huge exhibition with work from the artist Xiang Jing, a sculptress […]
