With such a big push to embrace art ahead of Singapore’s 50th birthday, artists, fans of art, gal-leries, and more have all the more reason to get behind creative pursuits. The upcoming Singa-pore Art Week, now in its fourth year, is shaping up to be an excellent venue to bring artists and viewers into close contact.
For a time period spanning more than a week, nearly 100 events are scheduled to cater to all kinds of artistic tastes. Singaporean artists and their global counterparts alike will all have the op-portunity to showcase their talents at a wide range of galleries, exhibits, and more. Many art gal-leries around Singapore have started to understand just how big of a draw Singapore Art Week has become. Several of them are planning on holding key shows of their own to coincide with other events officially a part of Singapore Art Week. It seems like the entire nation will look to take part in the festive week. Some galleries are even working in conjunction with one another to offer attractions together, allowing visitors to view many different exhibits in one organized event.
Singapore Art Week has also driven up sales of creators’ artwork, showing everyone just how seriously visitors are taking the art that is on display during the event. Increased sales are just another incentive for galleries and show spaces around Singapore to become involved with shows during the timeframe of the event.
Overall, Singapore Art Week gives local artists who have lived in Singapore all of their lives the opportunity to display their work alongside international artists, fostering a sense of learning through experience. Together with this and the chance to show their artwork to visitors eager to invest in masterpieces, Singapore Art Week is an excellent way for artists and lovers of art to have a good time.
Several important and historic art exhibits will also be a part of the 2016 Singapore Art Week. A collection of polaroid photos by Andy Warhol will be the main attraction at one venue, while the newly opened National Gallery Singapore will recreate an exhibit by a modern artist whose body of work was inspired by various construction projects being completed at the time.
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To read more about the upcoming events, go to http://www.todayonline.com/entertainment/arts/over-80-events-lined-spore-art-week-2016?singlepage=true.