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Featuring works by Geela Garcia (Philippines) Recipient of the 7th Objectifs Documentary Award, Emerging Category Mentored by Jessica Lim

4 April to 18 May 2025 Lower Gallery 1, Objectifs Free …
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Featuring works by Gab Mejia (Philippines) Recipient of the 7th Objectifs Documentary Award, Open Category Curated by Goh Sze Ying

4 Apr to 18 May 2025 Chapel Gallery, Objectifs …
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‘Family Pride’ started off as a remembrance for his mother, and has since grown into something more.

Through speaking with other Malaysian-Chinese families who have endured similar hardships and documenting the sacrifices they made to secure their children’s future and education, he aims to pay tribute to the previous generation. This photobook was made in conjunction with Puah’s solo exhibition for ‘Family Pride’, curated by artist Liew Kung Yu, and held in early 2022.

Supported by CENDANA’s Visual Arts Showcase Funding Programme 2020 (Cycle 1).
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Tiga Mata is a bi-annual Southeast Asian photography zine published by Zontiga, a creative hub for photography enthusiasts located in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

Aimed at inspiring the community within the region and creating visibility for photo-related artists, Tiga Mata hopes to showcase different perspectives and embrace the diverse way we see the world.

About Issue #2: Rejected Pictures

We are not interested in technically perfect pictures, nor are we interested in ‘beautiful’ pictures. We are interested in the pictures that you had rejected, pictures that weren’t perfect, pictures that were ‘wrong’… but have revealed themselves over time.

So show us your out of focus pictures. Show us the pictures that were too dark. Show us the pictures that you accidentally took when you didn’t compose the camera properly.

And tell us more about these ‘rejected’ photographs!* What is special about them? What changed your mind?

About Zontiga

Zontiga is a creative hub for photography enthusiasts that offers film developing and scanning services, giclée printing, have photobooks, prints and merchandise for sale, and their photobook library is open to all. They also publish photobooks, organise exhibitions, workshops, talks and events, and hope to inspire more individuals to embrace photography in its tangible form.
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Tiga Mata is a bi-annual Southeast Asian photography zine published by Zontiga, a creative hub for photography enthusiasts located in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

Aimed at inspiring the community within the region and creating visibility for photo-related artists, Tiga Mata hopes to showcase different perspectives and embrace the diverse way we see the world.

In Issue #1—curated by Guest Editor Noi Chin—we explore the theme ‘Vivacious’.

It’s a word that embodies energy, enthusiasm, and a zest for life; whilst at the same time, reminds us that life and vigour also exist in still life and nature, and something seemingly mundane can bring one both peace and excitement.

Through an open call launched in late-2023, we asked photographers what ‘vivacious’ meant to them.

About Zontiga

Zontiga is a creative hub for photography enthusiasts that offers film developing and scanning services, giclée printing, have photobooks, prints and merchandise for sale, and their photobook library is open to all. They also publish photobooks, organise exhibitions, workshops, talks and events, and hope to inspire more individuals to embrace photography in its tangible form.
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The first of its kind, pocket-sized physical art handbook in Singapore. The handbook provides practical advice to help the budding art enthusiast navigate the scene of buying art in Singapore and offers tips to give you confidence to buy art that you love. It is also written with the seasoned collector in mind with the aim of offering nuanced insights.

Published by FOFA, the book is conceived with the key objective of making art buying and collecting more friendly and approachable, and less intimidating for the general audience. This handbook will introduce and cover a range of topics such as:

• Different mediums in art
• Defining value: high art vs low art
• Artists: what does emerging, mid-career and established mean?
• What affects the price of an artwork?
• Top tips to start collecting
• Integrating Art into your life
• How to curate and hang? Hanging systems vs Nails
• Protecting your art – UV, moisture and humidity, framing and conservation

About Family Office for Art

Family Office For Art (FOFA) is a premier, independent art advisory based in Singapore dedicated to guiding collectors through every stage of building, managing, and preserving their collections. With a steadfast commitment to discretion, expertise, and personalised service, FOFA provides bespoke solutions for both seasoned collectors and emerging buyers —whether private individuals or institutional clients—helping them navigate the complexities of the art market with confidence.

Founded by Ning Chong, FOFA was established to address a critical gap in independent, expert-driven art advisory services. Backed by decades of collecting experience, we provide specialised guidance in collection management, valuations & appraisals, legacy planning, collection amplification, and philanthropy. Our deep understanding of market trends, provenance research, and transactional due diligence ensures that every decision is informed, strategic, and aligned with each client’s goals.

With an extensive international network of art specialists, FOFA provides unparalleled access to expertise and market insights. Whether advising established collectors on preserving their legacy, assisting families in succession planning, or guiding new buyers in making their first acquisitions, we craft tailored strategies that meet each collector’s unique visions and aspirations.

By prioritising meticulous research, rigorous due diligence, and a nuanced understanding of market dynamics, FOFA empowers collectors to confidently navigate the evolving art landscape. As an independent advisory, we remain fully dedicated to our clients’ best interests, helping them build meaningful collections that stand the test of time.
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A two-part Cinemovement Event

Part One: air laut air tawar

Artist sharing and film presentation Wed 26 March 2025, 7pm-9pm Chapel Gallery Tickets at $12/pax

6pm      : …
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Filmmakers-in-Residence 2017: Tang Kang Sheng (SG) and Daljit Ami (India) – Reciprocal Residency with  Cinedarbaar (New Delhi, India).

Filmmakers-in-Residence 2017: Tan Jingliang (SG) and Chan Tze Woon (Hong Kong) – …
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OFFCUT’s perforated washi tape has easy-to-tear lines, so you can get clean edges without needing scissors.

Use it for crafting, journaling, or organizing – it’s super handy! Just tear along the lines!

About OFFCUT

OFFCUT is an initiative by Allegro Print to reduce paper waste and repurpose waste paper from our print production process. Excess space within a print job is utilised to minimise actual offcuts in production, creating our own stationery designs. Inevitable paper waste is repurposed into refreshed stationery.

Through its own retail space, the ‘Paper Thrift Store’, OFFCUT is able to inspire and demonstrate that repurposed products can be affordable and thoughtfully designed without compromising quality. 😊 ♻️
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OFFCUT’s perforated washi tape has easy-to-tear lines, so you can get clean edges without needing scissors.

Use it for crafting, journaling, or organizing – it’s super handy! Just tear along the lines!

About OFFCUT

OFFCUT is an initiative by Allegro Print to reduce paper waste and repurpose waste paper from our print production process. Excess space within a print job is utilised to minimise actual offcuts in production, creating our own stationery designs. Inevitable paper waste is repurposed into refreshed stationery.

Through its own retail space, the ‘Paper Thrift Store’, OFFCUT is able to inspire and demonstrate that repurposed products can be affordable and thoughtfully designed without compromising quality. 😊 ♻️
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