Post-Museum

30/05/2026

Catch new works by .foo and at Spectres: They dream in time, an exhibition at .

We known both of them for a while and been observing their practice. Spectres signal a milestone in both their practice where the works offer fresh perspectives on the ecological/urban discourse.

Huiwen's project scavenged everyday material to recreate nature and bird calls. Tan Wei's analog composite photos of the moon. Both series sit in this quiet space or point to the 'hidden from plain sight' - amidst a busy, bussling, noise of the urban.

Catch the last weekend of Spectres: They dream in time

05/05/2026

Spent an evening at . Caught a flashmob dance that Yeye orchestrated for a international streaming event and a screening of Riia new film.

02/04/2026

Come one, come all for Winstedt Day Out this Sunday 5 April, when LASALLE’s Winstedt campus opens for arts and ecology adventures!

In collaboration with M.a.D. Garden and Post-Museum, MA in Arts and Ecology and LASALLE’s McNally School of Fine Arts continue to make a difference across activities for all ages and appetites. From archaeology to tattooing, from compost bins to hydroponic farm, and from open studios to what can be really really free, treat your hands, heart, and mind this special Sunday afternoon 🐣

Singapore Really Really Free Market! Community Archaeology!

Insert compost pics from Grace Tan

22/03/2026

Come join us for this special early session on Easter Sunday! We will be at Lasalle’s Winstedt Campus from 11am to 3pm as part of their Winstedt Day Out. Come give/take stuff, share knowledge/skills, hang out and make friends! Hope to see u there ❤️

08/03/2026

We met chi too in May 2017 when he came to Singapore on a NTU CCA residency. He went everywhere in his sarong, and he called us “Singaporean misfits”! Later that year we visited too soon, the pub he ran with Simon Soon in Zhongshan Building in KL. In 2018, we collaborated on a short residency programme at Zhongshan Building. In 2023, we attended the opening of his exhibition A Sea of Despair and Delight organised by Back Room at GodownKL (who could have turned down “please come join me in a night of debauchery”?) and Favouritism is my Favourite -ism “all my favourite artists lined up in a row” at Back Room. More recently, we met him at Ilham Gallery where he worked. He invited us to visit his new home in Trengganu. We said yes, but it’s not meant to be. Farewell chi too, u were a rare gem!

Kuala Lumpur-born chi too emerged in the late 2000s as a distinctive multidisciplinary voice among Malaysia's younger contemporary artists

05/02/2026

Lass ssnek year free market thiss ssat at sstranger convoss! Come give/take sstuff and sservicess!

04/02/2026

SAW in 10 Days brought together visually-impaired co-curators, youth ambassadors, artists, and participants to reimagine how art is guided, paced, and shared.

We explored Singapore Art Week through walking tours, conversations, tactile encounters and shared learning. 🕺🎨

This is what moving together can look like! 🤳

See you on our next journey! 🚌✨

03/02/2026

Spaces hold us in ways we often only notice when they disappear. Independent community spaces are more than just physical walls – they are cosmic vessels for ideas to be conceive and birth, they hold space for joy and sorrow, grief and longing, rituals and connections.

This experiential workshop invites participants to explore what the spaces we inhabit within and without, on personal, intergenerational, and collective levels.

Through dialogue, movement explorations, sensory attunemet, guided reflections, and creative expression, we will create a living archive in our bodies and in each other, honouring the spaces, history and alchemy, re-imagining legacy beyond physical walls.

No prior experience in movement or somatics is required.

This is an offering by Daphne Chua to the arts community, as Town Hall Follow-up Session 3. Entry is free with a suggested donation of $12 which will go to T:>Works for the use of their space.

More info and tix via link in Bio

02/02/2026

Thanks to everyone who joined the SAW IN 10 DAYS trails and collected the chops for their SAW PASSPORT.

31st Jan was the last day of Arts Week 2026!

While the trails have ended, the SAW PASSPORT chop stations remain at some stops where their exhibition continues beyond Arts Week.

You can continue collecting the chops from these stations before the submission deadline (15 Feb 2026) to win prizes.

Here are some sneak peeks of this year’s SAW PASSPORT Prizes! Featured are mostly collectibles from Asian art collectives collected during from NEW PLATFORM-Alternative ASIA.

01/02/2026

Safe Shores, presented yesterday on 31 January 2026 for Singapore Art Week at Singapore Art Museum, is now completed! A big thank you to our team, supporters and participants who made it possible:

Actors
Karen Bee Lin Tan
Alvin Tay
Yap Hui Ting

Game Masters
Jovi
Shafiie
Shaun
Raihan

Layout Artist
Huiwen Foo

Prop Artist
Victoria Chua

Installation Team
Derrick Lim
Robert Guth

DJs
Chen Xiwen
Sparkle Sun
Diana Saw

Volunteers
Weiqin
Alicia
Xi Jie

Production Manager
Elva Lo

Special Thanks to:
Buried without Ceremony
Joanne Lim
Sonata
Din Chan
Erica Lai
Sean Tan