Offline Colour by Jamie Tan and Jamie Teo opens today at the gallery! Enjoy the exhibition catalogue, including a superb essay written by one of Singapore's most talented contemporary artists and at the same time an earnest art educator, David Chan. The exhibition celebrates the differing art practices of both artists and a common shared interest in colour.
"What I find fascinating about colour is that it is very resistant to being contained. [Colour embodies] the spirit of freedom/liberation. The discourses of colour have no boundaries and seep across/in between different disciplines... colour certainly has no obligation to only exist in a certain space." - Jamie Tan
"What I want to focus on is the slowing down of such intake by stripping down the contents of what a moving image (referring to digital content) consists of into pure colour... so what fascinates me is how long I can hold this gaze and attention of the viewer by instilling an idea of movement inside the viewers own mind while looking at the work." - Jamie Teo
Catch the artists in the gallery this weekend Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4pm.
Simple safe management practices will be in place to ensure everyone's wellbeing.

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Mondays and Public Holidays: (by appointment only)

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