The Chinese character Jia means both home and family. This is an exhibition of 10 local artists' multi-disciplinary interpretation of the notion of home and family.

Redlight is an exhibition by five young artists which seeks to capture the multiplicity, spirit and local vernacular of the Rowell/Desker Road area through the use of mixed/multi media. Opened from 3-9pm daily.

DATADRUM v.2.0 is an audio-visual interactive installation marking the culmination of a 2-month collaborative residency between Australia-based Sohan Ariel Hayes and Laetitia Wilson with Objectifs - Centre for Photography and Filmmaking, Singapore.

Featuring paintings by Nanyang's Xu Wenqi, Luo Jianwei and Yang Guangrong, ANALOGIC opens with a live reading of a translation from the Spanish short story by the late Roberto Bolaño. Part of Singapore Art Show.

Does A Hundred Whispers Equal To A Shout? D.Minor showcases over 3000 mini drawings from 9 artists. They are Erzan Adam, Rudy Djoharnaen, Bridget Haworth, Lim Bee Ling, James Lee, Urich Lau Wai-Yuen, Wei Xin, Betty Susiarjo and Jack Ying. Part of Singapore Art Show.

Submitted by members of the public, the photos on display are of people with their loved ones. This exhibition celebrates the fact that love does not discriminate and that, whether straight or queer, we can all love one another. Organised by Post-Museum in partnership with the Singapore Queer-Straight Alliance (SinQSA). Part of IndigNation.

A new media-based installation and exhibition by young artists Rachel Chan, Julie Lee, Patricia Ho and Yang Yi Ling.

The first solo exhibition of Arnewaty featuring her latest paintings created during the 2-month Post-Museum Local Artist Residency Programme.

The first part of ongoing research into stories of, and relationships between wood and trees in the region, which are both explored as material, magic, metaphor, ecological resource and historical agent.
50% of profits from this project will go to Centre for Orang Utan Protection (COP) Indonesia in their fight against illegal logging, palm oil and paper pulp conglomerates.

Shzr Ee on bellows, with Ho, Zai and Weinan, plays tango, folk, chanson, Chinese oldies and other strange things.

An exhibition by a group of six aspiring young artists focuses on each individual’s exploration of printmaking and their mediums used.

A group exhibition featuring the works of Stephanie Cheng, Koh Nguang How, Ong Xiao Yun, Server Foundation, John Sy, Tay Bee Aye, Jaki Teo, Woon Tien Wei and Marc Zara.

A group exhibition featuring the works of Li Cassidy-Peet, Olivia Choong, Server Foundation, Frederick Tay, Andree Weschler, Woon Tien Wei and Marc Zara.

This solo exhibition by mixed media artist Ina Conradi (Serbia/Slovenia/USA) takes the viewer through a simulated dream phase.

This exhibition is the result of the 3-month residency Holly Pereira (Ireland) did in Post-Museum. During her residency, she tried to explore her Singaporean heritage through the lens of half-ang mo. The work also investigates female stereotypes, roles and characters, in particular that of the Asian woman.

Over 100 lomographers share their fun-filled insane lives viewed through a lens while playing with films.

For the past year Youngblood has been artist-in-residence in a Singaporean computer games design company and he is now presenting the work he has done during this period in this one-man show.
Its themes reference heavily the lurid and dramatic imagery of which contemporary computer games are frequently composed. The work also addresses such notions as ‘the hero’, ‘the beauty’, death and loss and is a development of the ‘old spaceman’ imagery that has constituted his other shows in Singapore.
The artist will present a talk on digital painting on 26 Oct (Sat) at 7.30pm.
A parallel event of Singapore Biennale 2008.

This exhibition presents the results of an urban study and design exercise on Kampong Kapor that the NUS Architecture students have conducted in their first year studio, exploring the 'in-between spaces' of Little India and Kampong Glam, and designing structures that contribute uniquely to the communities in the area.
Free guided tours led by the students on Sat at 7pm.
A parallel event of Singapore Biennale 2008.

The first combined solo exhibitions of the Chun brothers, this playful and fun exhibition is a comment on the country they have grown up in.
A parallel event of Singapore Biennale 2008.

A collection of monumental drawings celebrating maturity among gay men and paying tribute to an iconic cruising venue, the Fort Road beach. Co-presented by Valentine Willie Fine Art.
Part of IndigNation 2008.

A dialogue session with Amanda Crowley and Fumio Nanjo organised by Crumb Sessions.
Part of ISEA2008.

The Life of Shauna series on show documents the fictional character's journey of discovery through her experiences in and around the world of transsexuals.
A dialogue session with Sean Lee and KK Lee will be held on 28 Jun (Sat), 3pm.
Part of Month of Photography.

Still/Life questions the notion that Still Life is a sedate and traditional form of expression. The group of works in this exhibition carries with them an alternating current, a constantly reversing flow from one polarity to another; from stillness to movement, from fragility to sturdiness, from permanence to impermanence; from monochrome to colour and from light to shade. The concept of ‘still’ and ‘life’ may themselves also be opposites. The dialogues of opposites extend indefinitely and invite each viewer to arrive at his/her meaning.

Gallery Talk by Jeremy Chu on 19 Jan at 2pm and 30 Jan at 7.30pm. Still life drawing sessions on 2+3 Feb from 2pm - 6pm. Paper and pencils provided.

Fleischmann's works interfere in the economical fields of society. In this talk, he will discuss his latest project on the fashion industry, where he designed a shirt and vest after his fancy in co-operation with the Korean fashion company SSamzie Co., Ltd. This project triggers issues related to commodity fetishism and seeks to redefine the relation between labour and commodity which is usually obscured.