Admission to all exhibitions is free.
Closed on public holidays.
Comtemporary Ceramic 7 Aug 2008 to 20 Aug 2008
This exhibition is a breakthrough from traditional pottery craft to contemporary ceramics by maintaining the traditional techniques to create a whole new range of artwork and bringing out the medium's fullest potential. This is also an opportunity to introduce contemporary ceramics to the public and the existence of local ceramic artists
doki doki - Journeys Into Inner Space, works by Helen Campbell 22 Jun 2008 to 29 Jun 2008
"‘doki doki’ Journeys Into Inner Space is a fusion of photographic and collage images collected over time and throughout my travels in Asia. Most of my artworks are photography based; they are then layered with a range of media and are often re photographed and reworked". quoted helen
Sculpture Carnival 2008 - MISSION: MOTHER EARTH 22 May 2008 to 25 May 2008
Mother Earth is in trouble! It is time to save her! Let Sculpture Square take you on a journey to unleash the magical powers of the mystical Guardians that can rescue Mother Earth from her ailments. And who are these Guardians that can help Mother Earth’s nasty headache that leaves her all topsy turvy? What can the Guardians do to bring her back to balance again? Where will they come from? How would they look like?
“Mission: Mother Earth” invites kids to find out and learn about the problems of pollution and its harmful effects on Earth’s natural environment. Discovering the different elements that are essential to Earth’s wellbeing, the children are free to create Guardians from their imagination, who will cooperate with Man to restore the equilibrium and end Mother Earth’s woes
Flea-tique! is a quarterly flea market, featuring a mix of locally designed and crafted items, pre-loved clothes and accessories, vintage collectibles and more.
Visit http://flea-tique/blogspot.com for more updates!"
Form-ing Materials and Processes 2008, works by Michael Ong 20 Mar 2008 to 9 May 2008
Official Opening: 20th March 2008 7pm
Closed on Weekends and public holidays
As part of an on-going series of exhibitions that deal with art processes by different artists, Form-ing Materials and Processes, works by Michael Ong will be the 5th of a series at Sculpture Square. This exhibition series aims to showcase the artists’ dexterity in the use of their preferred material, which is in Michael’s case, bronze, to express ideas and longings close to their hearts. Michael has more than 30 years of artistic experience and he continues to develop his series of bronze sculptures in a quest to test the limits of abstract structures.