Art of Our Time Date: Till 2009 Venue: Singapore Art Museum Travel through time and gain new insights with modern and contemporary artworks from the Singapore Art Museum's permanent collection. Spanning over 50 years, these works have been produced in various forms, such as watercolour, Chinese ink and installation art. View examples of modern and contemporary art practices that Southeast Asian and Singapore artists engage in.
	Happy New Year! We are thrilled to present to you the many exhibitions and exciting events happening at our museums in this brand new year! With the Art of Our Time at Singapore Art Museum and Kleine see at National Museum, we have quite a few surprises in store for you in 2008! So what are you waiting for? Scroll down to select your first exhibition to visit. Till next issue!

Primary Colours: Feng Zhengjie Singapore Art Museum Opens to public on 29 Jan 08	Reconfiguration: Chinese Contemporary Art NUS Museum Till 6 April 2007	Kleine see by Takashi Kuribayashi National Museum Till 31 March 2008
Come and be inspired by the multiple shades and meaning in Feng Zhengjie 's art...More	Learn more about Chinese art from the 1980s to the present... ... More	Experience a man-made oasis in an unlikely space - the Museum... -More
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A Day Without A Tree by Yeo Chee Kiong National Museum Till 27 Jan 2008	Ng Eng Teng Gallery NUS Museum Till 31 Dec 2008	ASEAN: What we have in common Singapore Philatelic Museum Till 4 May 2008
In a world without trees, global warming has melted the solid forms of the National Museum's rotunda into a white fluid... More	Admire the work by local artist Ng Eng Teng at the NUS Museum... More	Find out about the shared culture of ten ASEAN member countries ... More
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