Randian newsletter [sponsor]: Art Stage Singapore 2013
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Now in its third year at the stunning Marina Bay Sands complex, Art
Stage Singapore opens its doors this January 24-27 as a not-to-be-missed
destination for collectors, artists and art-lovers passionate about Asian
contemporary art. The fair has earned its reputation for being the only
international fair focused specifically on Asia. Art Stage builds on Singapore’s
commitment to becoming a cultural hub in the region, offering through this fair
opportunities for dialogue and exchanges, as well as new
discoveries.
When fair director and founder Lorenzo Rudolf first launched
Art Stage Singapore in 2011, the opportunity was clear: “No other fair in the
world is poised to bring international attention to the Pan-Asian contemporary
art scene,” he explained, “and Singapore is the ideal hub for this type of
exchange, as a small, neutral and multicultural country, and a unique
destination for affluent people from around the region and the world”.
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| 131 galleries from around the world with 75% of the participating
galleries harking from Asia Pacific and the remaining 25% a selection of leading
international galleries. Click here to view all participating
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| 33 special solo shows featuring emerging artists from Asia Pacific,
highlights include Sherna Teperson (Aus), Donna Ong (SG), Charwei Tsai (Taiwan)
and Jakkai Siributr (Thailand), etc. Click here to view all Project Stage
participants. |
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| In its third edition, this is a curated exhibition featuring
Singapore’s best local talents. The 2013 Singapore Platform will be developed by
National Arts Council (NAC). Click here for more
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The Indonesian Pavilion Feature Exhibition will be one of the largest
international showcases of Indonesian contemporary art to date. It is designed
to reflect the unrivaled development of Indonesian art scene, which is the
strongest and largest market in Southeast Asia. Inside the exhibition, 36
Indonesian artists such as Entang Wiharso, Jumaldi Alfi, Heri Dono, Aditya
Novali, Tintin Wulia and art collectives including Tromarama and Indieguerillas
will present specially curated works of a diverse range of media and
disciplines. Together with other Indonesian artists being shown in the fair's
main exhibition section, the Pavilion shall present Indonesian galleries and an
education centre housed within and managed by the Indonesian Visual Art Archive
(I.V.A.A.) that grants further insight in to the vibrant Indonesian contemporary
arts scene.
Click here for more information about the Pavilion.
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To surprise our visitors in the fairground, Art Stage is presenting a
number of feature installations by some of the most sought-after,
internationally renowned and up-and-coming artists, including Zhang Huan
(China), Arne Quinze (Belgium), Chen Chieh-jen (Taiwan), Philippe Pasqua
(France) and more.
Click here for more information about Feature Installations.
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Art Stage + is a special collaboration with Gallerist Inc. Art Stage
+ will allow discerning art enthusiasts and collectors the opportunity to
preview the works from every participating gallery at Art Stage Singapore 2013.
Online sales through this new platform will commence in tandem with the first
public viewing of the fair and will continue until 28 January, one day after the
physical fair closes its doors.
Click here for more information about Art Stage +
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| For the first time this year, Art Stage Singapore will be hosting a
series of engaging talks with collectors, artists, curators and others at CCA
Talks At Art Stage, in partnership with the Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA).
CCA Talks At Art Stage is organised around three platforms: a conversation
series called “Friends with Disagreements”; an outreach programme called “Art
101”; and a set of panel discussions called “the Short Forum”. Click here for more information.
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| Southeast Asian Art
Tours |
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| Art Stage has partnered with SOTA, the School of the Arts, to design
a Southeast Asian Art Tours programme for the general public, which will be
conducted by professional art guides. The tour will walk visitors through the
vibrant art scenes of Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia,
Philippines, Thailand and Singapore, covering a total of six artists and
projects across the fair. Click here to register for the tours.
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Opening Day
Open to the public
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| VIP Preview
Vernissage
Art Stage VIP Party
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| Wednesday 23 January, 3pm-6pm
Wednesday 23 January, 6pm-9pm
Wednesday 23 January,
9pm-late
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Opening Hours
Open to the public
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Thursday 24 January, 12pm-7pm
Friday 25 January, 12pm-7pm
Saturday 26
January, 11am-7pm
Sunday 27 January, 11am-6pm
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| Tickets may be purchased from Marina Bay Sands or SISTIC.
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| General ticket
Season ticket
Concession |
| $33 (1 day entry)
$63 (4 day entry)
$11 (1 day entry)
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