Zhan Wang: My Personal UniverseChina, 2011, 273 pp. Zhan Wang was born in 1962 in Beijing, China and graduated with a Master of Fine Arts (Sculpture) from The Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing. His practice consists of sculpture, installation, actions, photography and video. Firmly rooted in Chinese traditions and culture, he attempts to form an individual interpretation from his perspective of Chinese culture through the transposition of historical, traditional, spiritual and

depicting colonial Singapore

Art history remembers French-Chinese artist Zao Wou-Ki (1920-2013) as a formidable figure in the world of post-war avant-garde abstract art

Shinro Ohtake

Sugar-lift aquatint and aquatint stop-out on paper

While Suh’s articulate thoughts (in conversation with Martin Coomer) on his relationship with STPI provides a penetrating perspective as to how his multiple residencies have deeply affected himself as an artist

where art is seen as much as it is discovered

examining painting's processes

Sophie Calle

Known for her imageries revolving the breasts

his works are deeply anchored in both local traditions and urban environment

Cotton threads evoke wind vortexes and paper pulp is used to construct hybrid pods and fruit

it invites audiences to continuously come back and renegotiate expectations