'Can You Hear Us?' by Ian Woo
With a third of 17 galleries at Gillman Barracks closing, it’s your last chance to visit the galleries this weekend! One work that you shouldn’t miss is Ian Woo’s "Can You Hear Us?" at Tomio Koyama Gallery. A massive work taking up the entire gallery wall, it is representative of the Singaporean painter’s abstract style. Layers of paint cover the canvas, overlapping in a seemingly accidental fashion. However, the combination of the brushstrokes with the artist’s cool colour palette ultimately creates a harmonious, peaceful sense in the work. Kim Tay
See "Can You Hear Us?" and more works by Ian Woo in Falling Off Plastic Chairs. Till 23 May at Tomio Koyama Gallery (47 Malan Road, #01-26 Gillman Barracks, S109444). Tue-Sat noon-7pm, Sun noon-6pm.
This column is in collaboration with The Artling – a curated selection of Art from Asia’s best galleries and artists, www.theartling.com.
'Can You Hear Us?' by Ian Woo
With a third of 17 galleries at Gillman Barracks closing, it’s your last chance to visit the galleries this weekend! One work that you shouldn’t miss is Ian Woo’s "Can You Hear Us?" at Tomio Koyama Gallery. A massive work taking up the entire gallery wall, it is representative of the Singaporean painter’s abstract style. Layers of paint cover the canvas, overlapping in a seemingly accidental fashion. However, the combination of the brushstrokes with the artist’s cool colour palette ultimately creates a harmonious, peaceful sense in the work. Kim Tay
See "Can You Hear Us?" and more works by Ian Woo in Falling Off Plastic Chairs. Till 23 May at Tomio Koyama Gallery (47 Malan Road, #01-26 Gillman Barracks, S109444). Tue-Sat noon-7pm, Sun noon-6pm.
This column is in collaboration with The Artling – a curated selection of Art from Asia’s best galleries and artists, www.theartling.com.