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SG Arts Channel 🎨 | Local Art & Culture is a Telegram channel listed on TeleHub. View its description, category, member count, and Telegram join link.
🌟 Dive into Singapore's vibrant arts scene with the SG Arts Channel! Established in 2018, we're passionate supporters of local artistry and culture. With over 4,400 members, this channel brings you the latest on exciting exhibitions and pops up an array of themes around creativity and community engagement. ✨ **What's Happening:** - *Captain Tsubasa — ONE WORLD ONE TEAM Art Exhibition* (Aug 27–31) celebrates unity through football at Visual Arts Centre. - Explore Justin Lim's artistic evolution in his first museum survey from Sept 17 - Dec 6 at The Private Museum. - Experience whimsical adventures at *Bloomyard*, a playful flower-themed exhibit at IMBA running Sept 10 - Oct 25. - Engage with unique insights on the relationship between cats and birds till Sept 30. 🖼️ We also have upcoming events like *Artcade* on Sept 26-27 featuring over 200 artists that'll fill your senses with surprises! Plus, don't miss *teamLab: Infinite Existence* hosted by Supper House starting Sept 19—where art meets technology in mesmerizing ways! 📩 Get involved! Connect with fellow enthusiasts or reach out for inquiries via our Group Chat or contact link. Whether you're an artist yourself or simply appreciate creativity, this is where you belong.
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🖼 A Landscape, Perhaps 🗓 16 – 31 Oct 📍Y Art Project Solo exhibition by Japanese artist Daiki Nishimura. Exhibition brings together works exploring landscape, memory, technology and environmental change, examining the uncertain space between recognising a landscape and imagining what it may become. In his larger Foresight Dream paintings, Daiki uses AI as an “external dreaming organ,” generating speculative environments that he combines with vegetation and light observed near his studio. His smaller Environmental Consciousness works instead turn towards memory and perception, reconstructing fleeting views seen through train windows or screens as fragments of colour, light and form. Together, the two series consider how landscapes are changing, as well as how our ways of seeing shape our understanding of them. More here
🖼 Fan Chang Tien: Rhythm of the Southern Brush | 范昌乾:南方笔韵 🗓 Till 31 Jan 2027 📍National Gallery This exhibition examines the artistic journey and enduring legacy of Fan Chang Tien (范昌乾) (1907–1987), a pivotal figure in the development of Chinese ink art in Singapore. It traces his southward movement from China to Thailand and finally to Singapore in 1956 – a journey marked by his commitment to art and education. Through a rich selection of paintings, poetry, and archival materials, the exhibition reveals how Fan dedicated himself to the practice of ink art while cultivating his identity as a scholar-artist, teacher, and steadfast master of the Chinese literati tradition. More here
🖼 Singapore Index 🗓 16 Oct 2026 — 31 Jan 2027 📍Shop—House by DECK Singapore Index unveils a remarkable early body of work by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Tan Pin Pin, with the majority of the photographs being presented publicly for the first time in over three decades. Created between 1991 and 1992, the series traces the public and private rituals of a nation on the cusp of transformation—from weddings, funerals and religious gatherings to school reunions and community celebrations. With an intimate and observant eye, Tan Pin Pin captures the rhythms of everyday Singapore, revealing moments that are both deeply personal and quietly universal. Rediscovered from her personal archive of nearly 2,800 black-and-white negatives, these photographs invite us to revisit the city through its rituals, memories and the lives that continue to shape its collective identity. More here