BMW Young Asian Artists Series III (Genevieve Chua/Lyra Garcellano/R.E. Hartanto)Veritas Branding & Marketing Pte Ltd, Singapore. 2011, 59 pp BMW Asia has been an active partner in the Singapore governments efforts to build and nurture a design industry here. Its generous sponsorship and support gave STPI full confidence to forge ahead with this project and help young artists achieve the breakthrough they are looking for. Artists were given free reign to exercise their imagination and explore printmaking as a powerful means of

In contrast

Robert Motherwell and Franz Kline

As she plays with paper's texture and effects

into powerful

the Cultural Medallion recipient and Asia’s foremost sculptor returns to the Creative Workshop to create 35 new print and paper works in a span of just three weeks

and the excitement of returning home

conducted in a safe

but also the corners

challenging established notions and viewer perceptions

Works on Paper at STPI provides fresh insights as to how we can come to understand the artist’s practice

We Don’t Recognise What We Don’t See is a visceral experience provocatively designed to engage the mind and senses

In thinking about time through the exhibition and its algamation of processes