Open SEA

Open SEA (Southeast Asia), the first of what is designed as series of presentations on (and of) emerging personalities of contemporary art practice from Southeast Asia. In this inaugural exhibition at The Substation curated by Singaporean artist Khairuddin Hori, Open SEA presents Lynn Lu, Sharon Chin and Patiroop Chychookiat.



Sharon Chin b.1980, Malaysia
Untitled (Newton's cradle), footballs & nylon threads





Patiroop Chychookiat b.1976, Thailand
Untitled (drawing to an arm's reach), lead drawing on back of pillar



Lynn Lu b.1974, Singapore
Untitled (performance with mother, Polly Lu)





In a collateral event on 5th August, public members are invited to spend a ‘day-out’ with the artists at the Wunderspaze studio. This ‘open’ 5-hour event where extreme ‘up-close’ experiences could be expected, departs from traditional formats of artist talks, forums or workshops employed to acquaint the public to artists’ creative thoughts and processes. Here, artists and participants could choose to view and share their favourite films, cook, play games, take a trip around the neighbourhood or simply share their personal experiences with art.

Dyn & Kyn, Erase & Rewind

Rasa Singapura at The Land Foundation!

Leaving on a jet plane from this super-urban metropolitan concrete playground of Singapore and landing in the more serene environment of Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, Lilpinkdevil brought Rasa Singapura (A Taste of Singapore) to The Land Foundation. In this next stage of Lilpinkdevil’s participation in Wunderspaze’s Artist Development Programme, he embarks upon a three-week residency project at this “artistic and cultural space for young cultural activists with the intention to support self-knowledge through a variety of activities such as Vipassana meditation, yoga and art.”

Click here to see the project at Lil Pink Devil's blog

The artist giving a talk at The Land Foundation.


At the opening night of Rasa Singapura.









Rasa Singapura is supported with a grant from National Arts Council, Singapore.

Orkibal in the House!

Iron River Misadventures, solo exhibition by Orkibal (Malaysia) at Warong M Nasir on 69, Killiney Road, May 2006.

Comissions for Indigo Magazine May 2006

Indigo magazine bestowed us with the trust and honour to design its 'Super' cover (May 2006 issue), including a giveaway bicycle customised by ZERO and Lilpinkdevil!

Comissioned T-shirts for Indigo Magazine

Check out the t-shirts customised by Khai Hori and Lilpinkdevil for Indigo's one year anniversary party at Zouk in April. There's one more by ZERO but it is so exclusive that we don't even have the photo for it ourselves!

Profile - Indigo Magazine (Singapore, April 2006)

Our Artistic Director was profiled in the April 2006 issue of Indigo magazine!