The artist, who has gained recognition for his unique style and ability to capture the essence of Singapore’s diverse cultural tapestry, has attracted a loyal following among the city’s expat community and business elite.

This exhibition marks a significant milestone in the artist’s career, providing a platform to share his artistic vision with a wider audience. The meticulously curated collection of paintings and sculptures offers a glimpse into the artist’s creative process, revealing his fascination with human emotions, cultural nuances, and the beauty of everyday life.

The artist’s works have resonated particularly with Singapore’s expat community, who appreciate his ability to capture the essence of their experiences living in this dynamic and multicultural city. His paintings often depict familiar scenes of Singapore life, infused with a sense of nostalgia and longing for home.

Executives have also been drawn to the artist’s work, recognizing its potential as a valuable addition to their personal art collections. His paintings exude a sense of sophistication and elegance, making them a perfect complement to any modern office or home décor.

The artist’s first solo exhibition is a testament to his talent and the growing appreciation for his unique artistic style. With each captivating work, he invites viewers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and reflection, leaving an indelible mark on the Singapore art scene.

The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with the First Step

“It’s all about the journey.” Those words embody the spirit of Esmadi’s first solo art exhibition.In support of Esmadi’s artistic endeavors, we were thrilled to showcase his captivating artwork and celebrate his entry into the art world.

The exhibition was an undeniable success, with Esmadi being deeply touched by the overwhelming positive response from our guest. We envision this event as a beacon of inspiration, encouraging artists to cultivate their unique abilities and explore the artistic realm with dedication and passion regardless of their past background. Esmadi’s journey has just begun, and we stand alongside him, unwavering in our support as he takes on this creative odyssey

After a 33-year hiatus, Dato’ Khairul’s second solo exhibition, titled “Gerak Intuisi,” has garnered widespread attention. Following months of meticulous planning, the exhibition finally unveiled at Suite 88, featuring two of the artist’s earliest paintings from 1990 first solo exhibition on display.

A young artist’s dream came true at our space with her first solo exhibition. Surrounded by supportive family and friends, the artist showcased her creativity and stories through her remarkable artwork. Her ability to connect with viewers without any formal art background is a testament to her passion and talent. We are incredibly proud of her achievement and congratulate her on this remarkable milestone.

Despite having no formal art background, American artist Adam, a PhD holder in modern thinking, has unveiled his captivating artwork in his first solo exhibition.

Dr Adam’s unique perspective and talent, inviting viewers into his creative world.

Adam’s decision to pursue art stems from a lifelong passion for self-expression and a deep appreciation for the transformative power of creativity. His artwork reflects his intellectual pursuits, seamlessly blending modern thinking concepts with artistic exploration.

We are honored to have provide Dr  Adam  Staley Groves with a platform to showcase his extraordinary talent.

This exhibition delves into the concepts of home, cradle land, and land of origin, honoring the artist’s late father’s journey to rediscover his lineage. Drawing inspiration from Gauguin’s introspective paintings, the artist raises questions of identity, belonging, and one’s place in the world.

Sunar Sugiyou (b. 1962, Singapore) has been touted as Singapore’s “prodigal artist”. Initially starting with oil on canvas, he slowly developed his unique style using the technique of Chinese brush painting on Japanese rice paper. It is this series of works that showed his true calling. Though his art displays elements of Malay culture reflecting his Javanese heritage, his style and strokes are unassuming. While still a student of art and graphic design at St. Patrick’s Art School, Singapore, Sunar exhibited his first works at the Shell Discovery Art Exhibition (1986). His submissions received commendation at the Australian Art Awards (1987) and IBM Art Award (1988). His Chinese ink works have often been mistaken to be by a Japanese artist. Attributing his achievements to his mentors Jaafar Latiff and Iskandar Jalil, Sunar has held numerous solo and group shows in Singapore, Malaysia, and the UAE. Sunar’s works can be found at the National Museum of Singapore, National University of Singapore, Development Bank of Singapore, residences of royal families from neighbouring countries, Taiwan, the UAE, and various corporate and private collections in Singapore and overseas.

In a poignant homecoming, an Italian artist born in Hong Kong returns to Singapore after decades to unveil her debut solo exhibition. With a deep connection to the city, the artist expresses her heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to showcase her work in the place she holds dear.