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Are you in Singapore? this is for you ..

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FOR MORE INFORMATION  http://www.australasianartsprojects.com/ NEW EXHIBITION AT AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION, SINGAPORE In honour of International Women’s Day, The Australian High Commission, Art Equity and Australasian Arts Projects proudly present works from Melanie McCollin-Walker, Belinda Fox, Camie Lyons & Melinda Schawe

still in SINGAPORE....but soon in LONDON and Ahemdabad (India)

Dear friends and Art Collectors, Gong xi fa cai! This is to let you know that Ketna Patel will be shifting her main art studio base from Singapore to London + Ahemdabad (India) at the end of feb 2013. Our Chipbee studio will be closing after 17 wonderful years in Holland Village.....end of an era! We are currently having a ‘moving’ sale open house; last day being Sunday, 17th feb. Open everyday between 10 am – 10 pm, even on holidays / weekends. Please tell your friends......all welcome! Freeflow of signature masala chai + banana cake.....your last chance before we pack up! Looking forward to seeing some of you. Warmest regards, KETNA PATEL ART STUDIO   35 Jalan Puteh Jerneh, Chipbee Gardens, Holland Village, Singapore 278057 TEL   + 65 6479 3736        MOBILE   + 65 9735 0901       FAX   + 65 6475 5646 EMAIL    contact@ketnapatel.com            SKYPE    ketna...

Parade des Elephants...

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We did not see this one but.. we saw quite a lot of Elephants  in Singapore  just in case.. Some are still available,.... Let me know if you are interested...

STAY IN THE MOST SPECTACULAR HOTEL IN SINGAPORE!

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     STAY IN THE MOST SPECTACULAR HOTEL IN SINGAPORE!     Experience our world-class restaurants, entertainment, shopping and casino -  crowned by the landmark Sands SkyPark ® .      Watch our  video  and enjoy the best view in Singapore.  http://www.MarinaBaySands.com/ AND get tickets to see:

Quoi de neuf a SIngapore....

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http://elephantparade.com/elephants/stop-asians-ahead#.Twk8A9AISfQ.gmail We present this elephant in its full strength and glory as a metaphor, embodying the might of "New Asia", representing the global shift from West to East with the emergence of the powerful forces of China and India. The elephant has been symbolically split into two halves, each side representing China and India respectively; Mao and Gandhi, being the two major icons of each of these nations, are seen to be initiating a narrative of what challenges New Asia faces as it marches ahead ruling the 21st century. This elephant embodies an enthusiasm for our New Asia and our modern world and I hope it shall be a very colorful and somewhat thought provoking part of the first ever Asian installation of The Elephant Parade in Singapore. Painted by Ketna Patel Exhibited in:  Singapore 2011 Sponsored by:  ABN AMRO

save the date:

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The Affordable Art Fair Singapore Contemporary art for sale from SG$100 to SG$10,000 18 - 20 November 2011 F1 Pit Building, No. 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975

ArtScience Museum Opens in Singapore By ELAINE GLUSAC

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I CAN'T RESIST to pass the information on, even though I left Singapore just before the opening ....Next time.. Source: http://intransit.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/03/18/artscience-museum-opens-in-singapore/ Singapore has a bauble to add to its collection: the ArtScience Museum , which opened last month in a building designed by Moshe Safdie. The museum adds a brainy element to the Las Vegas-style Marina Bay Sands development, which includes a casino, 2,561-room hotel, seven restaurants from big-name chefs and a park on the roof. Some design features are a tribute to the museum’s content. For example, the lotus-blossom-shaped building funnels rainwater from the roof via a 115-foot waterfall through the central atrium to a lily pond in the lobby and, later, the restrooms. About 50,000 square feet of interior exhibition space covers the creative overlap of artistic and scientific invention, including a suspended model of Leonardo da Vinci’s flying machine. Touch-screen computers survey...

le galeriste François Grossas nous livre son opinion sur la place et l’évolution de l’Art à Singapour

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SINGAPOUR DEBAT SUR L’ART - Rencontre avec un des acteurs de la place artistique Écrit par florence notte 0 Commentaires Alors que la Biennale d’Art contemporain* a ouvert ses portes ce dimanche, le galeriste François Grossas nous livre son opinion sur la place et l’évolution de l’Art à Singapour Travaillant dans le monde de la finance, François a commencé à collectionner des Å“uvres d’Art à Washington. Il faudra attendre son second séjour à Singapour pour que l’idée d’ouvrir une galerie prenne vraiment forme. Galerie Waterton ouvre ses portes en 2009 et se spécialisera dans la peinture du Sud Est Asiatique. François avouera qu’il est rentré dans le monde de l’Art grâce et à cause de la peinture indonésienne qu’il trouve très créative contrairement à celle du Vietnam trop imitative à son gout. Il assiste alors au premier Art Singapore Show, en 2000, fréquente de nombreuses galeries implantées à l‘époque dans des shop- houses et y rencontre des collectionneurs, peu nombreux mais...

Recommendation ... in Singapore, meet Gabrielle Cummins

one of our discovery in Singapore is.......Australasian Arts Projects Australasian Arts Projects Information: Contact: Gabrielle Cummins and Simone Lourey Email: gbbat@sprint.net.au Phone: 9771 8974 Address: 303 Tanglin Road Singapore 247952 readabout their past Project: Each with two decades of arts management experience, Gabrielle Cummins and Simone Lourey have joined forces to create a new arts event company in Singapore – Australasian Arts Projects. The Utopia Story is their first project. Combing their skills and interests, Gabrielle and Simone have established Australasian Arts Company to encourage the growth of the arts in Singapore, and beyond. Having met whilst completing their fine art and literature degrees at the University of Melbourne, Gabrielle and Simone graduated to professional careers in marketing, public relations and events management in the arts industry. Their experience lies in publishing, performing and visual arts in Australia and with Simone, in Asia as well...

Curious about Singapore: read Marie Pierre's Blog...in French!

http://singaporebloglah.blogspot.com/

Preparing my travel to SINGAPORE so let's talk about...restaurants...

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT GOOD FOOD FOR A GOOD CAUSE check their website for more information: http://www.foodforthought.com.sg/fft/