Exhibitions | White Space Art Asia

The Search for Nature in Urban Singapore

February 24, 2024

White Space Art Asia is proud to hold our first ever artist residency program. The theme of the residency focuses on the Singaporean ecological landscape and studies how Singaporeans incorporate nature into their city life. Well-loved Indonesian artist, Galih Suseno, will be taking field trips around Singapore to locations such as hydroponic farms and MacRitchie Reservoir to learn more about local green initiatives and practices. On a daily basis, he will translate the sights and sounds into inspirations for his paintings. Come watch Galih sketch, paint, and pipe in action at our gallery during the two weeks of his residency. There will also be a small showcase of his works and meet-and-greets at the end of his residency. The schedule of Galih’s studio sessions will be released on our Facebook page and Instagram closer to the date. Stay tuned!

Residency: 27 April to 10 May 2024

Showcase & Meet-and-greet: 9, 10 May 2024

Venue: 1H Yong SIak Street, S(168641)

General Enquiries: +65 6738 4380 | art@wsartasia.com

Mixed Materiality

November 18, 2021

White Space Art Asia is pleased to present ‘Mixed Materiality’, an exhibition dedicated to exploring the relationship between medium and message. Featuring an international roster of artists, the show offers a diversity of approaches that challenge the boundaries of art. Mixed Materiality lies at the crossroads of reality and imagination. Made with unconventional mediums such […]

Traces of Innocence

August 26, 2021

White Space Art Asia is proud to present ‘Traces of Innocence’, a collection from Henan native and artist, Zhang Wen. A collection nostalgic for the years gone past, Zhang’s works are an immortalisation of the ephemerality of youth. Dotted with playful figures that dance across vast landscapes, her oeuvre celebrates the simplicity of childhood. […]

Vintage Pop

March 23, 2021

Featuring Artists: Ronald Apriyan, Petr Weigl, Tommy Yue, Ink & Clog and Zheng Yuan Wu Pop art first emerged as a movement in the United Kingdom and the United States in the mid to late 1950s. Pop’s reintroduction of identifiable imagery drawn from mass culture such as advertising, comic books, and mundane mass-produced objects was […]

Of Myths and Men | Han Fang Solo Exhibition

January 6, 2021

Myths are often used as a way to make meaning in a world full of unknowns. In ancient times, humans weaved fantastical stories out of phenomena that they are unable to explain in order to make the heavenly intangibles tangible. It also lends itself to a pedagogical function, allowing us to understand and connect with […]