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FOST Gallery
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1 Lock Road, #01-02, Gillman Barracks, Singapore 108932
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An independent contemporary art gallery at Gillman Barracks, known for sustained collaborations with Singapore-based and regional artists. The programme spans painting, photography, sculpture and installation, with close attention to material, process and experimentation.
https://www.fostgallery.com/
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Events at FOST Gallery
On now · Until Nov 14, 2026
Elaine Navas: What Did The Tree Learn From The Earth To Be Able To Talk With The Sky II
🖼️ Elaine Navas turns dense surfaces and everyday subjects into tactile paintings. Oil-stick works invite close…
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Sat, November 21 – Wed, December 30
1 x 1 x 1 | The Foster Emporium
🖼️ FOST brings together small-scale works and artist-designed objects, including ceramics, wearable constructions and…
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On now · Until Nov 15, 2026
Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise
🖼️ Encounter five Southeast Asian artists whose work connects art with resistance, kinship and community: Amanda Heng,…
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On now · Until Jan 24, 2027
Crosscurrents: Masterpieces from the Louvre Museum · Art
🖼️ Explore artistic exchange across the Mughal, Safavid and Ottoman worlds through works from the Louvre. Full…
- Art
On now · Until Nov 22, 2026
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🖼️ Maria Taniguchi’s brick paintings, wooden sculptures and films draw attention to repetition, time and labour. This…
- Art
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