Five great shows at Gillman Barracks
In honour of Singapore’s birthday month, the gallery cluster has terrific shows by local artists
HAVE you been to Gillman Barracks lately? The current crop of shows at the gallery cluster is impressive, with some of Singapore’s best established and emerging artists pulling out the stops to deliver something special during the country’s birthday month. Many of the shows have only just opened and will run into the first week of September at least.
If you’re not sure where to begin, we suggest starting your journey at Blk 47 Malan Road with Richard Koh Fine Art where 7 local artists are showing 3 to 4 works each. They range from the geometric beauty of Ash Ghazali’s folded fabrics to the artfully chaotic collages of Ivan David Ng, from the quietly potent sculptures of Faris Nakamura to the melancholic minimalism of Lin Mengju’s paintings.
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