Hirofumi Isoya：The Beach That Never Was（ICAS in Singapore）

Hirofumi Isoya：The Beach That Never Was（ICAS in Singapore）

8.4 - 9.14.2014

ICAS in Singapore

http://www.lasalle.edu.sg/events/the-beach-that-never-was/

"The Beach That Never Was"

Alluding to the dual character of the tropical beach town as being a paradise for tourists but mundane to locals, The Beach That Never Was is an exhibition that explores conflicting notions of home in the context of the globalised city. Spanning a diverse range of installation, sculpture, painting, photography, drawing and video, the exhibition focuses on artists based in Singapore, Japan and the USA, whose mixed experiences of having lived in and/or between these countries often manifest in their art. Developed by Hayama Projects, an artists’ collective begun by artists Juka Araikawa and Krister Olsson in 2012, the exhibition has been specially conceived for the space of the Earl Lu Gallery.

Artists: Juka Araikawa, Stephanie Jane Burt, Josh Callaghan, Mike HJ Chang, Hirofumi Isoya, Joshua Miller, Krister Olsson, Pimeriko, Ryo Shimizu, Mark Thia.

Opening date: Wed 6 Aug, 6.30pm
Exhibition period: Thu 7 Aug – Sun 14 Sep
Opening hours: 10am – 6pm, Tue to Sun (except 1.30pm – 2.30pm) Closed on Mon and public holidays

Free admission
Earl Lu Gallery, Basement 1