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\"MonaMona Hatoum, Fossil Folly (group of 2) II<\/em>, 2023, Two steel barrels, Dimensions variable, \u00a9 Mona Hatoum. Photo \u00a9 White Cube (Theo Christelis)<\/p>

ART SG<\/strong>, Singapore and Southeast Asia’s leading international art fair, returns for its second edition at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands<\/strong>, right in the heart of Singapore. With a VIP Preview and Vernissage on 18 January<\/strong>, the fair will run from 19 \u2013 21 January 2024<\/strong> featuring curated gallery presentations, ambitious large-scale installations, insightful conversations, a thought-provoking film sector, and expansive city-wide activations in close collaboration with Singapore Art Week<\/strong>, the city\u2019s annual celebration of the visual arts.<\/p>

After a highly successful launch in January 2023, ART SG\u2019s upcoming edition will present an exceptional line-up of over 110 galleries from 33 countries and territories, representing the best in contemporary art practice.<\/p>

Shuyin Yang, Fair Director, ART SG, <\/strong>said: \u201cWe are delighted to welcome the international art world back to Singapore once again with the second edition of ART SG. Collectors and visitors to the fair will be able to observe exceptional art presentations from Singapore and Southeast Asia, including established names and exciting new talents, alongside the best of global contemporary art from galleries across the world, through the fair\u2019s thoughtfully curated sectors and programs. Across the full week of ART SG and throughout the city, there will also be a rich line-up of exhibitions from Singapore\u2019s visual art institutions, private foundations and collections, gallery openings, and more, bringing together a week-long celebration of visual arts.<\/p>

Placing a spotlight on Singapore as a fast-rising cultural capital and key destination for artistic exchange and discoveries, and co-timed with Singapore Art Week, the 2024 edition of ART SG continues to herald and present new opportunities for the art scene in Singapore, Southeast Asia and beyond, and establish itself as a vital platform and meeting point for artists, curators, collectors, institutions, galleries and art enthusiasts.\u201d<\/p>

Magnus Renfrew, Co-Founder, ART SG,<\/strong> added: \u201cAs Singapore emerges as a crucial player in the international art ecosystem, the 2024 edition will reaffirm the defining features of ART SG: an exceptional and uncompromising concentration of high-quality presentations; a vital convening point as Southeast Asia\u2019s leading fair for galleries, collectors, institutions from around the world and a commitment to advancing new opportunities for our gallery community.\u201d<\/p>

LEADING INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES<\/strong><\/h2>

\"RyojiRyoji Ikeda, data.gram 13 [cells]<\/em>, 2022, LED display, computer, 71.7 x 41.6 cm, 48 seconds continuous loop, 1\/6 + AP1, Courtesy TARO NASU<\/p>

The 2024 edition will feature 68 leading international and regional galleries, showcasing multi-disciplinary presentations by represented artists, including painting, sculpture, drawing, installation, photography, video, and digital works of exceptional quality. Highlights include:<\/p>

White Cube <\/strong>(London, Hong Kong, New York, Seoul, Paris, West Palm Beach) will present a thoughtfully curated showcase featuring artists including Tracey Emin<\/strong>, Isamu Noguchi<\/strong>, Marguerite Humeau<\/strong>, Theaster Gates<\/strong>, Ibrahim Mahama<\/strong>, Christian Marclay<\/strong> and Danh Vo<\/strong>, among others.<\/p>

Lehmann Maupin<\/strong> (London, New York, Seoul) will feature a group presentation foregrounded by Nari Ward<\/strong>, Dominic Chambers<\/strong> and Lee Bul<\/strong>.<\/p>

neugerriemschneider <\/strong>(Berlin) will present paintings, sculptures and textile works by Ai Weiwei<\/strong>, Thomas Bayrle<\/strong>, Billy Childish<\/strong>, Olafur Eliasson<\/strong>, Andreas Eriksson<\/strong>, Noa Eshkol<\/strong>, Thilo Heinzmann<\/strong>, Antje Majewski<\/strong>, Tobias Rehberger<\/strong>, Toma\u0301s Saraceno<\/strong> and Pae White<\/strong>.<\/p>

Waddington Custot<\/strong> (London) will feature an exceptional group presentation including Bernar Venet<\/strong>, Michael Craig-Martin<\/strong>, Chu Teh-Chun<\/strong>, Robert Indiana<\/strong>, Hans Hartung<\/strong>, Barry Flanagan<\/strong>, Ian Davenport<\/strong> and Fernando Botero<\/strong>, of which a significant highlight is a monumental and iconic sculpture by Jean Dubuffet<\/strong>, Tour aux r\u00e9cits<\/em> (Tower of Stories<\/em>) from the artist\u2019s celebrated \u201cHourloupe\u201d cycle.<\/p>

TARO NASU<\/strong> (Tokyo) will present a conceptually driven showcase featuring artists such as Simon Fujiwara<\/strong>, Ryan Gander<\/strong>, Ryoji Ikeda<\/strong>, Koichi Enomoto<\/strong> and Mika Tajima<\/strong>, looking at representations of their practices beyond acknowledged canons.<\/p>

Asia Art Center<\/strong> (Taipei, Beijing) will feature two contemporary Taiwanese sculptors from different generations, Ju Ming<\/strong> and Li Chen<\/strong>, tracing the development context of contemporary sculpture in Taiwan, and breaking down conventional notions of space and form.<\/p>

Kaikai Kiki Gallery<\/strong> (Tokyo) will present a curation of contemporary and emerging Japanese names including AYA TAKANO, Mr., ob, Akitoshi Akamatsu, TENGAone, MADSAKI, FUTURA, DABSMYLA, VERDY, Hisashi Eguchi, Hideyasu Moto, Shoko Nakazawa, Chinatsu Ban<\/strong> and Hideki Maekawa.<\/strong><\/p>

ShanghART<\/strong> (Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore) will showcase seminal Singaporean artist Tang Da Wu<\/strong>, who will be presenting a statement work of a sampan boat comprising wooden offcuts sourced from previous historical projects; alongside other gallery artists including Robert Zhao<\/strong>, Singapore\u2019s representative at the Venice Biennale 2024.<\/p>

MadeIn Gallery<\/strong> (Shanghai) will present a rich solo survey by XU ZHEN\u00ae<\/strong>, which encompasses the artist\u2019s multi-disciplinary practice during the past decade through seven of his signature series.<\/p>

Gazelli Art House<\/strong> (London, Baku) will present a two-artist showcase which reflects on Harold Cohen<\/strong> and Jake Elwes<\/strong>\u2019 respective contributions to generative and computer-based art, charting technological creativity as well as contextualising the implementation of AI today, and its potential to address pressing social issues.<\/p>

Sullivan+Strumpf <\/strong>(Melbourne, Sydney, Singapore) will focus on expressions of materiality through new works by artists including Alex Seton<\/strong>, Dawn Ng<\/strong>, Irfan Hendrian<\/strong>, Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran<\/strong> and Sam Jinks<\/strong> among others.<\/p>

Yavuz Gallery<\/strong> (Sydney, Singapore) will feature a presentation of new and critical works by leading artists from Southeast Asia and Australasia, including Abdul Abdullah<\/strong>, Alvin Ong<\/strong>, Pinaree Sanpitak<\/strong> and Manit Sriwanichpoom<\/strong>.<\/p>

Johyun Gallery<\/strong> (Busan, Seoul) will showcase a collection of recent works by Korean artists, including Lee Bae<\/strong>, Park Seo-Bo<\/strong>, Jung Kwang Ho<\/strong>, Kang Kang Hoon<\/strong>, Lee Kwang Ho<\/strong> and Jin Meyerson<\/strong>, offering a unique reinterpretation of traditional materials and techniques in contemporary art.<\/p>

SOUTHEAST ASIAN GALLERIES<\/strong><\/h2>

\"RubenRuben Pang, Lifehunter<\/em>, 2023, oil, alkyd and dammar varnish on aluminum composite panel, 180 x 120 cm. Courtesy Richard Koh Fine Art<\/p>

ART SG 2024 will also present a strong line-up of Southeast Asian galleries making a dynamic debut at the fair, as well as some of the most significant galleries from across the region, featuring both established and emerging Southeast Asian artists. Highlights include:<\/h3>

Richard Koh Fine Art <\/strong>(Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok) will feature the evolving tapestry and rich visual language that characterises Southeast Asia’s contemporary art scene including Htein Lin<\/strong>, Justin Lim<\/strong>, Ruben Pang<\/strong> and Yim Maline<\/strong>.<\/h3>

Gajah Gallery <\/strong>(Singapore, Jakarta, Yogyakarta) will spotlight renowned artists with strong histories of practice, including innovative sculptures produced in collaboration with the Yogya Art Lab (YAL), such as Suzann Victor<\/strong>, Yunizar<\/strong> and Uji \u201cHahan\u201d Handoko Eko Saputro<\/strong>.<\/h3>

FOST Gallery<\/strong> (Singapore) will create a significant showcase reflecting recent contemporary art practice in Singapore and Southeast Asia, including Donna Ong<\/strong>, Eng Tow<\/strong>, Ian Woo<\/strong>, Wyn-Lyn Tan<\/strong>, as well as Elaine Roberto-Navas<\/strong> and Luis Antonio Santos<\/strong>.<\/h3>

BANGKOK CITYCITY <\/strong>(Bangkok), making its debut at ART SG 2024, will feature a new installation by Tanatchai Bandasak<\/strong>, large-scale paintings by street artist Alex Face<\/strong> inspired by significant political movements in Thailand, and works by renowned Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai<\/strong> featuring his classic motifs of denim, fire and mythical imagery. Other artists in the exhibition include: Chanida Vorapitak, Dhanut Tungsuwan, Dusadee Huntrakul, Harit Srikhai, Miti Ruangkritya, Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, Orawan Arunrak and Tae Patvit.<\/strong><\/h3>

Nadi Gallery<\/strong> (Jakarta), another newcomer to the fair, will present a group showcase of established Indonesian names including; Agus Suwage, Eddie Hara, Handiwirman Saputra, Iwan Yusuf, J. Ariadhitya Pramuhendra, Justian Jafin W., Rizka Azizah Hayati, Ronald Manullang, Samsul Arifin<\/strong> and Yusra Martunus.<\/strong><\/h3>

FOCUS<\/strong><\/h2>

\"\"Tai Shani, The Neon Hieroglyph \/ Festival Dei Due Mondi<\/em>, Spoleto, Italy, 2021. Courtesy Gathering<\/p>

Featuring 36 presentations, FOCUS<\/strong> spotlights galleries showcasing focussed and curated programs with an emphasis on the development of artistic practices, the exploration of different mediums, especially digital art and new media, and emerging to mid-career artists. Highlights include:<\/p>

An immersive installation, reminiscent of ritualistic burial chambers by 2019 joint Turner Prize winner Tai Shani<\/strong>, presented by Gathering<\/strong> (London).<\/p>

New works by Carlos Aires<\/strong>, specifically created for the fair, featuring banknotes from several of the ASEAN countries, from his series \u201cLove Songs in Times of Crisis\u201d, presented by Sabrina Amrani <\/strong>(Madrid).<\/p>

A selection of works made with generative procedures by Quayola<\/strong> and Refik Anadol<\/strong>, two of the most acclaimed artists working at the forefront of technology and machine intelligence to transform datasets into painterly abstraction, presented by bitforms gallery <\/strong>(New York).<\/p>

A curated presentation exploring the cinematics in Taiwanese video art by Chi-Wen <\/strong>(Taipei) through the work of six eminent Taiwanese and Japanese video artists: Su Hui-Yu<\/strong>, Tsui Kuang-Yu<\/strong>, Tsubasa Kato<\/strong>, Wang Jun-Jieh<\/strong>, Yu Cheng-Ta<\/strong> and 2ENTER<\/strong>.<\/p>

The first-ever overseas solo presentation of Japanese artist Yutaka Aoki<\/strong>, featuring a selection of abstract works focussed on light as a multi-faceted element, presented by KOSAKU KANECHIKA <\/strong>(Tokyo).<\/p>

A curated presentation of three Filipino artists Kristoffer Arde\u00f1a<\/strong>, JC Jacinto<\/strong> and Zean Cabangis<\/strong> united by their painterly explorations of working with layers and meaning-making, presented by Artinformal Gallery <\/strong>(Makati City, Mandaluyong City).<\/p>

A selection of works, by Filipino artist Gerardo Tan<\/strong> who represented the Philippines at the 59th<\/sup> Venice Biennale, from his \u201cTurntable Paintings\u201d series where he refashioned a needle that paints over the vinyl records\u2019 grooves as they play, and Maria Cruz<\/strong>\u2019s<\/strong> \u201cOne Million Dollars\u201d project, in which she considers the social value of money by carefully tracing the outlines of dollar coins to fill them in various colour orchestrations, presented by The Drawing Room <\/strong>(Manila).<\/p>

FUTURES<\/strong><\/h2>

\"\"Evelyn Bencicova and Enes G\u00fc\u00e7, Work in Progress<\/em>, 2020, Hahnem\u00fchle PR Ultra Smooth, Dibond mount, 56×100 cm, edition 3\/6. Courtesy Artemis Gallery<\/p>

FUTURES<\/strong>, the sector dedicated to supporting young galleries under the age of 10 years, presents 10 galleries showcasing new curated presentations for ART SG. Highlights include:<\/p>

Artemis Gallery <\/strong>(Lisbon) will bring together new media artists Evelyn Bencicova<\/strong>, kennedy+swan<\/strong> and Studio Above&Below<\/strong>, all of whom are known for pushing the boundaries of digital image-making through video, computer-generated imagery and immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality.<\/p>

The Back Room <\/strong>(Kuala Lumpur) will present large, textile-based works broadly revolving around themes of identity and independence by three emerging talents from Southeast Asia and Central America: Antonio Pichill\u00e1 Quiaca\u00edn<\/strong> (Guatemala), Marcos Kueh<\/strong> (Malaysia\/Netherlands) and Red Hong Yi<\/strong> (Malaysia). The booth will be anchored by a fluorescent, multi-work woven installation by Marcos Kueh that touches on themes of the postcolonial subject, flanked by woven works by Antonio Pichill\u00e1 Quiaca\u00edn inspired by his indigenous identity and Red Hong Yi\u2019s investigations into womanhood.<\/p>

Spotlighting emerging Malaysian artists, Rissim Contemporary <\/strong>(Kuala Lumpur) will showcase paintings by Paul Nickson Atia<\/strong> from his series \u201cTorun Tana? (There Is Something About Home)\u201d which delves deep into the artist\u2019s personal relationship with Sarawak and his Bidayuh heritage, alongside collage works by Saiful Razman <\/strong>from his series \u201cApartments\u201d, made from medical gauze and rolled tissue paper, inspired by the design of low-cost apartments in Kuala Lumpur from the 1990s.<\/p>

Shedding light on the Mekong region of Thailand, Warin Lab Contemporary <\/strong>(Bangkok) will showcase The Study of Khon Pi Luang<\/em> by ubatsat<\/strong>, paper works investigating the vanishing ecology of the Great Mekong river and its riparian ecosystem in the face of modernity, in addition to The Martyrs of the Plateau, Lord of the Toads, and the Monument of a Small Rice Box <\/em>by Nakrob Moonmanas<\/strong>, which recalls Isaan folklore and political conflicts between Siam (present-day Thailand) and the Mekong.<\/p>

PLATFORM<\/strong><\/h2>

\"\"Ian Davenport, Lake No.1 (Tide)<\/span><\/i>, 2023, a<\/span>crylic on aluminium panels, <\/span>280 x 592 x 447 cm. Courtesy Waddington Custot<\/span><\/p>

Featuring five artists from diverse backgrounds and generations, PLATFORM<\/strong> presents a curated exhibition of dynamic, large-scale and site-specific installations situated across the fair including:<\/p>

A mixed-media installation Home<\/em>\u00a0by British-Chinese artist Gordon Cheung<\/strong>, in the form of traditional Chinese windows, made from financial newspapers and bamboo. Hovering between states of \u201cbeing\u201d, the installation\u2019s \u201cghost\u201d architecture recalls homes that were demolished in the face of China\u2019s rapid urbanisation. Having witnessed the 1997 British to China handover of the then colonised Hong Kong, Cheung\u2019s dual identity as British-Chinese prompts him to think about the definition of home, where and what it is, and the narratives of conquest.<\/p>

Immortal Words<\/em>,\u00a0a bio-art project by Singapore-based artist Boedi Widjaja<\/strong> presenting collectible DNA-spiked objects through capsule vending machines, is a continuation of his decade-long research into body, memory, language and encoding. The project is supported by the National Arts Council and developed in consultation with geneticist Associate Professor Eric Yap of Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine<\/p>

Translated as \u201cHornbill Circus\u201d from Sarawak Malay, the ongoing project\u00a0Kenyalang Circus\u00a0<\/em>by Sarawakian textile artist Marcos Kueh<\/strong>\u00a0<\/em>interrogates the possibility of authenticity within a culture of icons, taking a satirical eye to the commercialisation of Borneo and Sarawak as \u201cMalaysia\u2019s exotic unknown\u201d. Marcos Kueh will present new large-scale textile works as part of the\u00a0Kenyalang Circus<\/em> series, integrating visual motifs commonly associated with Southeast Asia \u2013 especially Borneo and Sarawak \u2013 within the format of large woven banners, creating a subtle commentary on cultural expectations and appropriation.<\/p>

Donna Ong<\/strong> will present works from the \u201cEvery World\u201d series, creating fantastical worlds through her unique artistic practice of arranging miniature hand-cut paper shapes of tropical flora and fauna housed inside a glass vitrine. This mode of display evokes the idea of a terrarium, a miniature landscape, however while a terrarium contains real plant specimens, their placement and environment are entirely deliberate and controlled, bridging reality and the magical.<\/p>

British abstract painter Ian Davenport<\/strong> will present Lake<\/em>, a large-scale painting-installation that used 120 litres of paint in its creation, and an ambitious evolution of his \u201cpuddle\u201d paintings. The genesis of this series of work at this scale started at the 57th<\/sup> Venice Biennale and has continued across various sites, most recently in 2022 at Rome\u2019s historic cloister, Chiostro Del Bramante.<\/p>

FILM<\/strong><\/h2>

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Su Hui-Yu, Future Shock: The End of Eternity<\/i>. Courtesy Chi-Wen Gallery<\/p>

Former National Gallery Singapore curator and film and new media specialist Sam I-shan<\/strong> will curate ART SG\u2019s FILM <\/strong>program, which is hosted in collaboration with the ArtScience Museum. Originally from Singapore and presently based in Phnom Penh, Sam I-shan brings an exceptional understanding of Southeast Asian film, new media and moving image to her selection for the fair.<\/p>

Full program announced soon.\u00a0<\/p>

TALKS<\/strong><\/h2>

ART SG will present a series of insightful conversations offering participants a chance to delve deeper into Southeast Asian contemporary culture in context to the global art landscape. Curator, writer and Founder and Director of \u2018in-tangible institute\u2019 Zoe Butt<\/strong> will curate bipartite sessions on critical issues within the Southeast Asian ecosystem, including the urgency of support for the next generation of artistic practitioners, and the role and relevance of collectors, curators and dealers within this support network.<\/p>

Full program announced soon.\u00a0<\/p>

ART SG 2024 Dates & Times<\/strong><\/h2>

VIP PREVIEW (BY INVITATION ONLY)
Thursday, 18 January | 2pm \u2013 5pm<\/h3>

VERNISSAGE
Thursday, 18 January | 5pm\u20139pm<\/h3>

GENERAL ADMISSION
Friday, 19 January | 12pm \u2013 7pm
Saturday, 20 January | 11am \u2013 7pm
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