Art Plural Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in Art Stage Singapore, Asia-Pacific’s premier international art fair, from 12th to 15th January, 2012 at the Marina Bay Sands.

The gallery will be presenting a group exhibition showcasing artists from Europe, America, and Asia who experiment with a range of mediums including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and installations: Ron Arad, Rina Banerjee, Fernando Botero, Chu Teh-Chun, Feng Shuo, Johanna Grawunder, Robert Indiana, Adriana Molder, Marc Quinn, Karim Rashid, Doug & Mike Starn, Fabienne Verdier.

Fringe Event of Art Stage Singapore 2012:
As a fringe event of Art Stage Singapore, the opening of the first solo show of French-Argentinian artist Pablo Reinoso in South-East Asia Pablo Reinoso: A Solo Exhibition, will be inaugurated in the presence of the artist at Art Plural Gallery. The exhibition will run from 16th January to 3rd March, 2012.

Event: Art Plural Gallery at Art Stage Singapore 2012 
Venue: D5-01, Hall D, Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre
Date: 16 January to 3 March, 2012.

Art Plural Gallery is pleased to present Pablo Reinoso: A Solo Exhibition, the first solo exhibition of French-Argentinian artist Pablo Reinoso in South East Asia, running from 16th January to 3rd March 2012. The opening of the show will take place as a fringe event of Art Stage Singapore.

Artist, designer and researcher, Pablo Reinoso plays with sculpture using wood, slate, brass, marble, and steel. The artist focuses on the entity, its transference, and the unconscious, using space and time as an environment. The study of functionality leads to the inner dialogue between art and design, explored through the mutation of mirrors, chairs, benches and garments. His works were showcased at international exhibitions such as the Venice Biennale, the Centre Pompidou, Paris and the Museum of Art and Design (MAD), New York.

Event: Pablo Reinoso: A Solo Exhibition
Date: 16 January 2012 to 3 March 2012
Time:11am to 7pm
Venue: Art Plural Gallery

A Moving Masterpiece: The Song Dynasty As Living Art is the exhibition of the animated reproduction of the Qing Ming Shang He Tu (清明上河图), which was the hit of the China Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo last year. It will make its international debut outside Greater China in Singapore on 7 December with a 128 m by 6.5 m animated painting. The digital painting, which features moving and talking characters, has travelled to Hong Kong, Macau and Taipei and has delighted more than 10 million people.

The Singapore exhibition will boast educational and interactive elements, created especially to enhance the visitors’ experience.

In total, the exhibition will span 10,000 sqm, making it Singapore’s largest ever art show and expecting to attract some 800,000 visitors from Singapore and the region.

The exhibition is proudly brought to Singapore by Singex, a business event organiser and venue manager of Singapore EXPO; and Singapore Huading, a China-Singapore business liaison and consultancy firm.

Event: Exhibition of A Moving Masterpiece: The Song Dynasty As Living Art
Date: 7 December 2011 to 6 february 2012
Venue: Hall 3 at Singapore EXPO Convention and Exhibition Centre

Tickets: Standard - Adults: S$18, Students, Senior Citizens(above 60), Children (3 - 12): S$13, Children(below 3): Free of charge, Audio set guide: S$8

With audio guide: Adults: S$20, Students, Senior Citizens (above 60), Children (3-12) :S$15