ABOUT
PRESIDENT
GRACE JONES
GRACE JONES displayed a unique perspective and talent for art at a young age. He attended the National University of Singapore, majoring in Art and Design. During his university years, he actively participated in various art activities and clubs, winning numerous awards for his distinctive artistic style, including the Singapore Youth Artist Award and the Asian Artist Award.
Art is a part of life, making our world richer and more colorful. We should cherish and inherit this unique cultural heritage, allowing more people to experience the charm of art.
MISSION
The mission of SGFARA includes promoting the innovative development of local art, providing a platform for exchange and cooperation, popularizing art knowledge, and cooperating with international art institutions. To achieve this mission, SGFARA actively collaborates with governments, enterprises, academic institutions, and art groups to obtain more resources and support. At the same time, SGFARA actively participates in international art exchanges, establishes cooperative relationships with artists and art institutions worldwide, and provides more international exhibition opportunities for Singaporean artists.
ART NEWS
DJ Sets and a Nightclub Screening Can’t Hide How Boring Harmony Korine’s Aggro Dr1ft Is
The screening of “Aggro Dr1ft” at Elsewhere in Brooklyn, New York. Photos by Mike Vitelli. Courtesy of EDGLRD. Context is everything, and filmmaker Harmony Korine
In Five New Shows, Matthew Barney Turns His Abstract Football Film Into Sculptures and Paintings
Matthew Barney, Sanguine Atlas, 2024. Photo David Regen/Courtesy the Artist, Gladstone Gallery, Sadie Coles HQ, Regen Projects, and Galerie Max Hetzler Making his way through
Rachel Martin’s Humorous Art Filters Indigeneity and Femininity into Sly Drawings Grounded in Centuries-Old Techniques
Rachel Martin at the Gochman Family Collection, where she is artist-in-residence and co-curator. Weston Wells for ARTnews In one of artist Rachel Martin’s earliest memories,
Here’s How Museums Worldwide are Celebrating 100 Years of Surrealism
Daniela Hritcu for ARTnews/Getty Images In 1924, amid the wreckage of the Great War, French poet André Breton railed against the values of the world
Ownership of Egon Schiele Drawing Lost During Holocaust to Be Decided by New York Court
Egon Schiele’s Portrait of the Artist’s Wife, 1917. A 1917 drawing by Egon Schiele is at the center of a restitution case that will soon
American Museum of Natural History Curator Cleared of Smuggling Claims, Turkish Judge Rules
Exterior view of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Courtesy flickr Editorial/Getty Images A Turkish judge cleared the American Museum of Natural
Billionaire Calls for Removal of ‘Unflattering’ Portrait from National Gallery of Australia
Vincent Namatjira with various portraits by him, including one of Gina Rinehart, third from left in the bottom row. ©Vincent Namatjira/Copyright Agency/Photo Iwantja Arts/Courtesy the
In New Exhibition, Curators Fashion a New Story for Sculptor Camille Claudel that Centers Her Prodigious Talent
Visitors at the Camille Claudel exhibition at the Getty Center. Cassia Davis/Courtesy of the J. Paul Getty Trust To look upon Camille Claudel’s Torso of