8 Days - November 02, 2017

8 DAYS | 83

Takuji Kogo: * CANDY

FACTORY PROJECTS 2017

Led by Japanese visual artist and curator Takuji Kogo,

*CANDY FACTORY PROJECTS is a Japanese-based

platform for international collaborative art projects,

featuring a selection of video works and sculptural

installations by world-renowned artists including

Young-hae Chang Heavy Industries (South Korea), Mike

Bode (Sweden), John Miller (USA), Charles Lim Yi Yong

(Singapore) and Kogo himself.

Till Dec 17. Mon–Fri, 10am–7pm; Sat, Sun, 11am–5pm.

The Private Museum, 51 Waterloo Street #02-06. Free. http://www.

theprivatemuseum.org

PHOTO BY BERNIE NG INCOMPARABLE BEAUTY BY MA CON

will spotlight the works of
eight international female
photographers like Nancy
Borowick (US), Jannatul
Mawa (Bangladesh),
Bieke Depoorter (Belgium)
and and Bernice Wong
(Singapore). Their subjects
hail from domestic help in
Bangladesh to the homes
of strangers across North
America.
Till Nov 19. Tue–Sat, noon–
7pm, Sun, noon–4pm. Objectifs
Chapel Gallery, 155 Middle
Road. Free. http://www.objectifs.
com.sg

Always Moving:
The Batik Art of
Sarkasi Said
This solo exhibition by
artist Sarkasi Said features
his batik works from the
1990s to the present.
Eleven works are included

in the exhibition, collectively

demonstrating Said’s

shifting interests and styles.

Till Dec 31. Tue–Sat. 10am–

6pm. NUS Museum, 50 Kent

Ridge Crescent. Free. http://www.

museum.nus.edu.sg

National Gallery

Singapore

The museum oversees the

largest public collection of

modern art in Singapore

and South East Asia.

Rediscovering Treasures:

Ink Art from the Xiu Hai Lou

Collection. The largest and

most established private

collection of Chinese

painting and calligraphy

in Singapore. Founded by

the late Mr Yeo Khee Lim,

it draws on close to 100

works to offer visitors a rare

insight into the evolution of

modern Chinese painting,

featuring masterpieces by

prominent artists such as

Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong and

Zhang Daqian.

Till Apr 22, 2018.

Strokes of Life: The Art

of Chen Chong Swee.

Chen Chong Swee was

an important early

Singapore artist and

educator who made

significant contributions

to the development of the

Passages

The Singapore Dance Theatre presents its annual

contemporary season of the year by showcasing

new works and ballets from their repertoire.

Highlights include the world premiere of a new

piece by Toru Shimazaki, the company premiere

of Val Caniparoli’s Triptych, and Ma Cong’s

Incomparable Beauty.

Nov 3–5. Fri, 7.30pm; Sat, 3pm, 7.30pm; Sun, 3pm. Sota

(School of the Arts) Studio Theatre, 1 Zubir Said Drive. Tix:

$35 from Sistic*. http://www.singaporedancetheatre.com