Some highlights

A few events to check out at Gillman Barracks on Friday night:

DRIVE

Take a walk around Gillman Barracks and check out its latest site-wide public art project - Drive. These wall murals, sculptures, and multi-media installations were created by a mix of local and international artists interpreting the meaning of the word "drive". The works will be on display for the next four months for the general public to vote for their favourite.

'Drive' runs till Jan 26, 2015, at Gillman Barracks from 1 to 9 Lock Road. Admission is free. Visit www.artdrive.com.sg for more information

'Malevich' - Live performance with Lee Wen

Join Singaporean performance artist Lee Wen and guest collaborators in a multi-disciplinary showcase of drawing, music and performance with Malevich. The artist is known for his works about social identity, and this time he will respond to the idea of Singapore being "square" and Russian artist Kazimir Malevich's 1915 painting Black Square.

'Malevich' runs on Friday from 9pm to 10pm, at Gillman Barracks Blk 37, #01-04. Admission is free

Face Me

Step into Yavuz Gallery's shiny new space and see the works of up-and-coming South Korean artist Shin Kwang Ho in an exhibition of oil paintings and charcoal drawings titled Face Me. The solo exhibition includes figurative paintings in his trademark expressive painting style, as well as a series of large-scale self-portraits.

'Face Me' runs till Nov 9 at 9 Lock Road. Opening reception is from 6 to 10pm on Friday night. Regular opening hours are from Tuesdays to Saturdays, 11am to 7pm, and Sundays, 1 to 5pm. Log on to www.yavuzgallery.com for more information.