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In Flux: Impermanent Galleries | A Conversation with Cheng Jia Yun
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The UOB Southeast Asia Gallery, along with the DBS Singapore Gallery, house National Gallery Singapore's long-term exhibitions. However, the displays in these two "permanent” galleries are anything but permanent: artworks are regularly removed so that they can be returned to the lender or sent for conservation, making space for new loans and acquisitions.
Led by Gallery curator Cheng Jia Yun, this session from 2019 highlighted additions to UOB Southeast Asia galleries 11 to 15, including works by contemporary artists such as Sulaiman Esa, Pinaree Sanitpitak, Svay Ken and Semsar Siaahan.
This session was recorded live in October 2019 at National Gallery Singapore.
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