HIGHLIGHTS
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| Wang Zi Solo Exhibition |
Wang Zi brings together iconic characters on his canvas - Mao Zedong and Marilyn, Elizabeth Taylor, Sharon Stone... Meet the artist on 3 May at Ode To Art.
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| Cao Xiaodong Solo Exhibition from 15-30 March |
Trace a 100 years of Chinese history with the art of Cao Xiaodong in his first solo exhibition in Singapore from 15 March - 30 March.
Be intrigued by Cao Xiaodong's style of painting; utilising points of paint he painstakingly re-creates a unique photographic style and feel that is unique and captivating. Drawing on his knowledge of Chinese history, his works combine a sense of our modern digital world, yet pay homage to moments of nostalgia.
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| Ren Zhenyu's Political Pop Art |
After Sold-out exhibitions, Ren Zhenyu will be at Ode To Art for his first solo exhibition in Singapore.
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| Robert Indiana |
One of the most iconic images of Pop Art - Robert Indiana's LOVE made to excellecnt carpets.
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| Whimsical Works of Coplu Now At Ode To Art |
Ode to Art is pleased to present the delightful works of Canadian artist Coplu. A series of heartwarming artworks that fill the heart with joy await you.
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| Contemporary Singaporean Artists Show |
In an exhibition featuring the best in Singapore art, Ode To Art and our partner for the event, Merrill Lynch will be hosting artists such as Chua Ek Kay, Hong Zhu An, Max Kong, Tan yKay Nguan and Tung Yue Nang at the gallery. The exhibition will include 'Live' Painting by 2 of the artists and also a video created by students of Raffles Design School.
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| New Vietnamese Artists |
Works by Vietnamese Artists Duong Ngoc Son and Pham Hong Son at Ode To Art seeks to mesmerise the senses.
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| Chinese Sculptor Ren Sihong at Ode To Art |
Contemporary Scultptor Ren Sihong's works are set to create an impact. Hi politcal satire of Chairman Mao, focusing especially on the Broadcast exercises provides a glimsp into one aspect of the cultural revolution.
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| New Artists - Chua Ek Kay & Hong Zhu An |
Chua Ek Kay and Hong Zhu An
Ode to Art are proud to present Singaporean artists Chua Ek Kay and Hong Zhu An.
Both Chua and Hong have their origins in Shanghai, China, and have truly revolutionised Chinese ink painting with their unique styles. Chua marries Western styles with Chinese traditions, drawing inspiration from a sentimentality towards China's landscapes. Hong's works recall precious and fundamental elements of China’s great artistic past and formidable landscapes and breaks conceptual and aesthetic ground by giving new meaning to the line that is the foundation of Chinese art and culture.
Chua and Hong tap on their personal life experiences, emotions and a high level of personal attainment in good character and disposition, culture and tradition to shape their artistic sensitivities. When this introspection and rich tapestry of knowledge is combined with their excellent technique and intuitive ability to accurately express their feelings on the canvas, they create universal, timeless works that transcend both time and space.
Chua and Hong exemplify the close relationship between Shanghai's and Singapore's art scenes, where many of the Singaporean artists either originally came from Shanghai or had pursued art studies in Shanghai. This cultural exchange has enriched both countries, and has resulted in artworks that combine both Chinese traditions with Western modernity.
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| Fan Shao Hua Solo Exhibtion |
Fan Shao Hua will be at Ode To Art on March 17 for his first solo exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition will include pieces from his lotus and abstract series. The artist will also be painting life in the gallery.
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