The sublime and the kitsch reunited in sacred matrimony.

A slice of life from Southeast Asia.

Proving that private collecting and contextual complexity are not necessarily incompatible.

Manipulations of light and water, sound and dimension from the participants of the 2012 British Council Singapore and the Singapore International Foundation

Calling attention to the mosaic of approaches from Southeast Asia, while proposing that shared concerns resonate beyond national borders.

Exploring Singapore’s loss of maritime resources and its physical transfiguration.

Foregrounding the trajectories of postwar art in the region.

Contemporary soundscapes and the broader social processes in which they are enmeshed.