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tix: $38 adult, $26 senior   Dempsey Hill, 15 Dempsey   Cinerama: Art and   The Artist’s Voice
         citizen/student/child; except for   Road, #01-08. Free. www.  the Moving Image
         locals, $31 & $21 respectively   pearllam.com   in Southeast Asia  The first of a series of
         from Marina Bay Sands                                             thematic exhibitions
         ticketing portal & Sistic*. Visit   Ancient Religions  This exhibition brings   presented by The Parkview
         www.marinabaysands.com/                     together 10 artists   Museum aimed at exploring
         artsciencemuseum for updates.  Asian Civilisations   and collectives across
                               Museum’s latest permanent                   the complexity of our
         Songs of a            exhibition showcases some   Southeast Asia who work   historical time through
         Beached Whale         of Southeast Asia’s most   through the medium of the   the narrative language of
                                                     moving image, featuring
         In his first solo exhibition,   valuable religious treasures   works like hand-drawn   contemporary art. Curated
         Singapore-based       and artefacts, exploring   animation to immersive   by art historian Lorand
         photographer Wilfred Lim   how artists have masterfully   video installations. It   Hegyi, it features works by
         draws references from the   expressed complex ideas   also examines issues of   34 contemporary artists.
         dying songs of whales,   about life and existence   individual and collective   Among them are Marina
         to express his sense of   with religions in sculpture   memory, identity and   Abramovic, Bill Viola and Liu
         melancholy after witnessing   and paintings, and how the   politics, and offers insights   Xiaodong.
         the degradation of his   art developed and evolved   into what the future of   Till Feb 28. 11am–7pm. Closed
         hometown, the coastal   through the centuries.  cinema, video, and the   Sun. The Parkview Museum
                                                                           Singapore, 600 North Bridge
         village of Pengerang,   Ongoing. Sat–Thur, 10am–  realm of moving images,   Road, Parkview Square Level 3.
         Malaysia in the face of a   7pm; Fri, 10am–9pm. Asian   may come to be.  Free. www.parkviewmuseum.
                               Civilisations Museum, 1
         state petrochemical project.   Empress Place. Admission:   Till Mar 25. Mon–Sun, 10am–  com
         Till Feb 28. 10am–10pm.   $8 adult, $4 student/senior   7pm; Fri, 10am–9pm. SAM at 8Q,
         Gallery II, The Arts House, 1 Old   citizen; except for Fri from 7pm,   8 Queen Street. Admission: $6   Witness to War:
         Parliament Lane. Free. www.  $4 & $2 respectively. Free for   adult, $3 student/senior citizen.   Remembering
         theartshouse.sg       Singaporeans/PRs. www.acm.  Free for Singaporeans/PRs. www.  1942
                               org.sg                singaporeartmuseum.sg
         Relics                                                            Seventy-five years after
                                                                           the fall of Singapore to the
         A showcase of works                                               Japanese in World War Two,
         by Phan Thao-Nguyen
         (Vietnam), Sarker Protick
         (Bangladesh) and Sim Chi
         Yin (Singapore), the works in
         this exhibition engage with
         the colonial legacies and
         independence narratives of
         the region to draw attention
         to obscured histories and
         landscapes, while imagining
         alternatives to accepted
         truths.
         Till Apr 1. Mon–Fri, 11am–
         8.30pm; Sat, Sun, 10am–-
         8.30pm. Jendela (Visual Arts
         Space), Esplanade. Free. www.
         esplanade.com
         SCAPEs: David
         LaChapelle solo
         exhibition
         This solo exhibition by
         acclaimed American
         photographer David
         LaChapelle brings selected   Optimism is Ridiculous: The
         work from New World,    Altarpieces by Natee Utarit
         his latest photographic
         series. The exhibition   Leading contemporary Thai visual artist, Natee Utarit presents her solo exhibition, which
         also highlights themes   features a selection of seven artworks from her Optimism is Ridiculous: The Altarpieces
         throughout the artist’s three-  series, which began in 2012 and has been featured in various galleries and museums
         decade-long career, including   in Asia. Consisting of a total of 12 works, these works are composed of multiple
         selections representing his   panels, following the tradition of classical religious paintings with elaborate frames and
         early editorial projects and   settings.
         return to fine art.     Till Mar 11. Mon–Fri, 10am–7pm; Sat–Sun, 11am–5pm. The Private Museum, 51 Waterloo Street
         Till Feb 25. Daily, 11am–8pm.   #02-06. Free. www.theprivatemuseum.org
         Pearl Lam Galleries Singapore,


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