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Ongoing. Free.<br />
Daily. 10am–7pm (last<br />
admission 6pm). ArtScience<br />
Museum, Marina Bay Sands. All<br />
Exhibitions Tix Bundle: $30.40<br />
adult, $20.80 senior/student/<br />
child; except for tourist, $38,<br />
$26 respectively. From Marina<br />
Bay Sands ticketing portal &<br />
Sistic*. Visit www.marinabaysands.com/artsciencemuseum<br />
for updates.<br />
Asian Civilisations<br />
Museum<br />
Joseon Korea: Court<br />
Treasures and City Life.<br />
Spanning some 500 years,<br />
Joseon was Korea’s last<br />
dynasty, and the legacy of its<br />
courtly culture and vibrant city<br />
life lives on in South Korea<br />
today. See actual furniture,<br />
fashion, and decorative<br />
arts from the Joseon era,<br />
including treasures from the<br />
National Museum of Korea<br />
and the National Palace<br />
Museum in Seoul.<br />
Till July 23.<br />
Ghost Nets of the Ocean<br />
— Au Karem ira Lamar Lu.<br />
A response to the growing<br />
amount of ocean pollution<br />
endangering marine and<br />
coastal species, this art<br />
exhibition sees indigenous<br />
and non-indigenous artists<br />
from Darnley Island,<br />
Australia, taking retrieved<br />
nets and turning them<br />
into objects of art. A first<br />
in Asia, this showcase<br />
features over 50 large-scale<br />
colourful woven sculptures,<br />
Pentagon First Showcase<br />
in Singapore <strong>2017</strong><br />
A South Korean pop boy group formed by CUBE<br />
Entertainment in 2016 that comprises 10 members<br />
who were introduced through Korean music television<br />
channel Mnet’s survival show Pentagon Maker. They<br />
will be performing songs from their first mini album<br />
Pentagon.<br />
<strong>June</strong> 3. 8pm. Kallang Theatre. Tix: $168, $208 from Sistic*.<br />
www.facebook.com/IMEsingapore<br />
inspired by marine<br />
creatures big and small.<br />
Other activities include<br />
craft workshops, drama and<br />
musical performances, and<br />
gallery trails.<br />
<strong>June</strong> 1–Aug 6. Free.<br />
Daily. Sat–Thur, 10am–7pm,<br />
Fri, 10am–9pm. Asian Civilisations<br />
Museum, 1 Empress<br />
Place. Admission: $10 for<br />
Singaporeans/PRs; $15 for<br />
tourists, including entry to<br />
permanent galleries. www.acm.<br />
org.sg<br />
Sick Scents: The<br />
Fragrant Exhibition<br />
Singapore multimedia artist<br />
Mojoko has applied his<br />
famed signature style of<br />
fusing the traditional and<br />
modern to perfume making.<br />
‘Sick Scents’ explores<br />
what happens when hyper<br />
pop culture collides with<br />
scent design and fragrance.<br />
Mojoko has collaborated<br />
with scent designer Terry<br />
Jacobson to create seven<br />
fragrances, each with its<br />
own bespoke packaging<br />
design and artwork.<br />
<strong>June</strong> 1–25. Tue–Sun, 11am–<br />
7pm. Closed Mon & PH. Chan<br />
+ Hori Contemporary, 6 Lock<br />
Road, #02-09. Free. www.<br />
chanhori.com<br />
Oneness by<br />
Minjung Kim<br />
Korean artist Minjung Kim’s<br />
contemporary ink paintings<br />
brings the mountains<br />
to Singapore, inviting<br />
visitors to disconnect from<br />
technology and reconnect<br />
with nature and ancient<br />
wisdom.<br />
Till July 30. 10.30am–8pm.<br />
Aloft at Hermès, 541 Orchard<br />
Road, Liat Towers. Free.<br />
HDB Homes Of<br />
Singapore: The<br />
Photo Exhibition<br />
SPRMRKT presents this<br />
photo exhibition from<br />
Japanese artists, Eitaro<br />
Ogawa and Tamae Iwasaki,<br />
as well as Tomohisa<br />
Miyauchi, a senior lecturer<br />
from NUS’ Department<br />
of Architecture. They<br />
embarked on a threeyear<br />
pictorial journey to<br />
document and learn about<br />
the spaces of 118 HDB<br />
homes. The result is a<br />
book portraying the colours,<br />
creativity and diversity<br />
within HDB homes. View<br />
selected images from their<br />
700-page photobook at this<br />
exhibition.<br />
Till <strong>June</strong> 27. Mon–Fri, 8am–<br />
9.30pm; Sat, Sun, 9am–5pm.<br />
SPRMRKT, 2 McCallum Street.<br />
Free. www.sprmrkt.com.sg<br />
Ahead of Itself<br />
Already Being In<br />
In her first major solo<br />
exhibition in Singapore,<br />
Indonesian artist Syagini<br />
Ratna Wulan returns to<br />
representational painting.<br />
Her four paintings each<br />
features a collection of<br />
unknown objects draped<br />
by fabric, and set in an<br />
otherwise empty room.<br />
These paintings serve<br />
as a metaphor for inner<br />
contemplation and are a<br />
tour de force in the depiction<br />
of light and shadow.<br />
Till <strong>June</strong> 14. Tue–Sat, 11am–<br />
7pm; Sun, 11am–6pm. Mon &<br />
PH open by appointment. Fost<br />
Gallery, 1 Lock Road, #01-02<br />
Gillman Barracks. Free. www.<br />
fostgallery.com<br />
Iskander Walen:<br />
A retrospective<br />
1993–<strong>2017</strong> —<br />
Featuring the New<br />
“American Icons”<br />
A retrospective of work<br />
by Dutch artist Iskander<br />
Walen, spanning from 1993<br />
to <strong>2017</strong>. The show includes<br />
the first-ever presentation<br />
of “American Icons”,<br />
Walen’s latest series<br />
that reflects on American<br />
cultural and popular icons.<br />
Till July 31. 11am–8pm. Block<br />
O #02-63, Goodman Arts Centre.<br />
Free. www.orange-gallery.<br />
com<br />
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