During her two-month-long artist residency with Selasar Sunaryo Art Space, Visual Arts faculty member Ms Zen Teh investigated the relationship between man and nature through the geomorphology and construction sites in Bandung, Indonesia. Selected works from her solo exhibition were brought to Singapore for a second run in July 2019.

As part of the National Gallery's Children Biennale this year, Singapore sculptor and Visual Arts faculty member Mr Zainudin Samsuri created the interactive installation Dayung Sampan - Be Your Own Captain On Deck.

Visual Arts faculty member Mr Yeo Ker Siang's work "Resonance" was recently picked as one of the winning pieces of URA's design competition 'Re:Bench'. The Competition has designers turn the timber of the old seats of the former National Stadium into unique benches to breathe new life into them.

In his solo exhibition Leroy Sofyan: Unfinished, Visual Arts faculty member Mr Leroy Sofyan invites viewers to consider deliberate and accidental dialogues through working with both constructed and ready-made objects.

Ms Zen Teh's latest body of work, Mirror of Water, began with an encounter with oil-like residue in a canal in Singapore. This observation triggered an investigation into water pollution in local water bodies and inspired a series of beautiful photographic sculptures.

Mr Jason Lim's latest solo exhibition featured a series of photographs and a video work created during his ten-day residency in Kjerringøy, northern Norway last year.

Congratulations to Visual Arts Faculty member, Dr Vincent Leow, on his recently concluded solo exhibition PASSING! The exhibition was held at iPRECIATION in January this year.

"Water Walk (1959), for objects, radios, bath tub and piano," said the programme booklet. It was an evening of contemporary music indeed at SOTA Music Faculty's ALA.

Mr Jason Lim from the Visual Arts faculty was part of the inaugural edition of S.E.A. Focus that was held from 24 to 27 January 2019. He exhibited his site-specific performance S T I L L / L I F E.

As part of pre-Committee of Supply (COS) publicity, the Ministry of Community, Culture and Youth (MCCY) worked with CNA to develop an online series to put the spotlight on Singaporeans who impact other Singaporeans. We're proud to share that adjunct Music faculty member Ms Syafiqah 'Adha Sallehin was featured!