Published to accompany the group exhibition Modern love: LASALLE thirtieth anniversary exhibition, including Ahmad Abu Bakar, Lina Adam, Jon Chan, Choy Ka Fai, Chua Chye Teck, Amanda Heng, Jeremy Hiah, Djohan Johari, Godwin Koay, Zai Kuning, Jane Lee, Lee Wen, Vincent Leow, Justin Lim, Zulkifle Mahmood, mohamadriduan, Donna Ong, Ruben Pang, Phan Thao Nguyen, PHUNK, Ana Prvački, Rizman Putra, Shubigi Rao, Zaki Razak, anGie Seah, Jeremy Sharma, Shirley Soh, Speak Cryptic, Melissa Tan and Suzann Victor, at the ICA Singapore
Introduction by Bala Starr and Khairuddin Hori

Published to accompany the group exhibition Artists imagine a nation: SG50.Pictures of people and places from the collections of Koh Seow Chuan and friends, including Abdullah Ariff, Boo Sze Yang, Chen Cheng Mei (aka Tan Seah Boey), Chen Shou Soo, Chen Wen Hsi, Cheong Soo Pieng, Chia Yu Chian, Chng Seok Tin, Choo Keng Kwang, Chuah Thean Teng, Chua Mia Tee, Foo Chee San, Ho Khay Beng, Khaw Sia, Koeh Sia Yong, Kuo Ju Ping, Lee Boon Wang, Lee Cheng Yong, Lim Mu Hue, Lim Tze Peng, Mohammad Din Mohammad, Ng Eng Teng, Ong Kim Seng, Tumadi Patri, Phua Cheng Phue, Anthony Poon, Se

RENDEZ-VOUS

Published by Association Rendez-vous, la jeune création contemporaine to accompany the group exhibition Rendez-vous, including Lina Adam, Mathilde Barrio Nuevo, Sophie Bonnet-Pourpet, Thibault Brunet, Chun Kaifeng, Jean-Alain Corre, Hasan and Husain Essop, Dan Finsel, André Fortino, Joo Choon Lin, Nikita Kadan, Karim Kal, Paula Krause, Charles Lim, Guillaume Louot, Lu Yang, Angelica Mesiti, Paribartana Mohanty, Nicolas Momein, Nelly Monnier, Sherman Ong, İz Öztat, Ruben Pang, Part-time Suite and Mathilde du Sordet, at the ICA Singapore
Foreword by Bala Starr

Published to accompany the solo exhibition Ana Prvački: Finding comfort in an uncomfortable imagination, at the ICA Singapore
Foreword by Bala Starr
Texts by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Raimundas Malasauskas, Chus Martinez and Bala Starr
Artists’ statements by Ana Prvački
Biographical information
Catalogue of works in the exhibition
Softback, 135 pages, 29.7 x 21 cm, 140 illus. (colour), ISBN 978-981-09-7821-1
Stock level: high

Published to accompany the exhibition Sriwhana Spong and Maria Taniguchi: Oceanic feeling, including Sriwhana Spong and Maria Taniguchi, at the ICA Singapore
Essay by Susan Gibb
Afterword by Bala Starr
Biographical information
Catalogue of works in the exhibition
Softback, 24 pages, 21 x 14.7 cm, 4 illus. (chiefly colour), ISBN 978-981-11-0328-5
Stock level: low

BOEDI WIDJAJA: BLACK—HUT

Published to accompany the solo exhibition Boedi Widjaja: Black—Hut, at the ICA Singapore  
Foreword by Bala Starr 
Essay by Joshua Comaroff 
Interview with Boedi Widjaja by Melanie Pocock and Bala Starr 
Biographical information 
Further reading 
Softback, 36 pages, 25 x 17 cm, 23 illus. (colour), ISBN 978-981-11-1228-7 
Stock level: high

NATIVE REVISIONS

Published to accompany the group exhibition Native revisions, including Chua Chye Teck, Noh Suntag, Anup Mathew Thomas and Tomoko Yoneda, at the ICA Singapore 
Foreword by Bala Starr 
Essay by Melanie Pocock 
Biographical information 
Catalogue of works in the exhibition 
Softback, 52 pages, 21 x 14.8 cm, 30 illus. (colour), ISBN 978-981-11-2615-4 
Stock level: High

Published to accompany the group exhibition Propositions for a stage: 24 frames of a beautiful heaven, including Amanda Beech, Zach Blas, Rabih Mroué, Uriel Orlow and Ming Wong, at the ICA Singapore
Foreword by Bala Starr
Essay by Bridget Crone
Texts on the artists and works in the exhibition by Bridget Crone
Catalogue of works in the exhibition
Digital, 78 pages, 16 illus. (colour), ISBN 978-981-11-4748-7

HEAD HEAP HEAT

Published to accompany the group exhibition head heap heat, including Madison Bycroft, Haffendi Anuar, Lawrence Lek and Yola Yulfianti at the ICA Singapore
Foreword by Bala Starr
Essay by Caterina Riva
Texts by Madison Bycroft, Haffendi Anuar, Lawrence Lek and Yola Yulfianti
Biographical information
Digital, 73 pages, 20 illus. (colour), ISBN 978-981-11-6481-1

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Singapore's Dynamic Arts Education Landscape

SINGAPORE: The younger generation no longer hesitates to pursue their dreams in the local arts industry.

In fact, they equip themselves by taking up education in the arts at local arts institutions that are now offering various opportunities to develop their potential, as well as hone their talent in various artistic fields.

This exciting development is being further spurred by the presence of international firms that have made Singapore their base in this region.