On Time: Adeline Kueh, Jason Lim, Ian Woo and Zul MahmodOn Time, guest curated by Marc Gloede, features new works by four Singaporean artists: Adeline Kueh, Jason Lim, Ian Woo and Zul Mahmod; these artists took part in a residency with STPI one after the other in 2021. In a unique move, the exhibitions layout will be altered routinely for the duration of the show, thus presenting fresh iterations of the presentation. On Time inspects the role of time in the artists production period during their STPI

Using a treasured object or heirloom chosen by each individual as a starting point for an exploratory process of sharing (or “performances” as Heng calls them)

the possibilities of embossed relief and paper casting have brought to Martin’s paintings a distinctive vocabulary of expression through a sustained exploration of line and gesture

“I started the project by sharing my artwork Let’s Chat

No exchanges

This exhibition catalogue was produced on the occasion of Natee Utarit's first solo exhibition with STPI

two artists’ collaboration for STPI

Text by Jonathan Griffin

as a carrier of narratives about the beginning and the end of presence and stairs symbolise the accession for hope

Tabaimo created a new wallpaper series using textured paper evocative of skin

Do Ho Suh: Works on Paper at STPI is a survey of the Seoul-born

Shaping Visions invites audiences to consider these works in a contemporary climate and perceive them in moments of unhurried contemplation

Un-numbered Edition of 200