Singapore Art Museum (SAM) announces the title and theme of the exhibition by artist Amanda Heng Liang Ngim, presented in collaboration with curator Selene Yap, at the 61st International Venice Biennale.



Amanda Heng Liang Ngim will present
A Pause
, an exhibition that extends her decades-long practice of engaging the body and the everyday. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into an environment for rest and observation, centred on ordinary actions such as sitting, waiting, and watching.
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The observation of the ultimately unknowable in the natural world is a hallmark of artist Robert Zhao Renhui’s praxis. Since 1998, under the auspices of his own semi-fictional Institute of Critical Zoologists, Zhao’s many and varied projects have served as lenses that highlight the resilience of nature and the various interactions that occur when such resilience overlaps with human life and society.

Notably, over the last seven years, he has been focusing on secondary forests in Singapore â… more

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