Photo: Jaya Khidir
Art Works, a prominent gallery for contemporary art investment, serves as a hub for stunning artistry with an expanding international presence. Through showcasing emerging artists selected and curated by Global Fine Arts Director Cassi Young, Art Works offers fresh perspectives, cultivates aspiring creative talent, and revitalizes art beyond the burgeoning artists. Nestled in One Holland Village, Art Works Gallery furthers its visionary aim of advancing exceptional young artists’ careers with the forthcoming exhibition titled “Perception”—which includes talents like Araminta Blue, Callum Harvey, and Max Boyla, based in London.
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Your experience at the opening night of Art Works Gallery’s “Perception” exhibition was shared by LUXUO, who joined Cassi Young and her dedicated Art Works team, along with featured artist Araminta Blue and over 80 knowledgeable art collectors from Singapore. The elegant venue was filled with vibrant conversations among mingling guests, illuminated by the stunning works of the young talents Araminta Blue, Callum Harvey, and Max Boyla adorning the walls. The talented artists exhibited their unique styles, revealing their individual interpretations of reality through their distinctive practices while challenging conventional views on form, space, and significance.
Photo: Jaya Khidir
A panel discussion took place featuring Art Works’ global fine arts director Cassi Young and artist Araminta Blue, moderated by Heart Media CEO Olivier Burlot. Cassi Young, noted for her previous role as Director of Post-War & Contemporary Art at Bonhams, possesses invaluable expertise that plays a key role in addressing the rapidly increasing demand for fine art in the Singaporean and APAC markets. Her invaluable advice for aspiring collectors included the need for thorough research and consultations with experienced art advisors to better navigate the intricate art world and maximize their engagement.
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Araminta discussed her creative process, emphasizing her enthusiasm for exploring various interpretations with her audience. She found it inspiring to engage in such dialogues, which influence her forthcoming works. Furthermore, she recounted exchanges with fellow featured artists Callum Harvey and Max Boyla, all stressing the significance of art “existing in the room with you.” Being present with the material enables deeper emotional connections for viewers.
The exhibition “Perception” is scheduled to take place from October 24 to November 24, 2024, at Art Works Gallery, One Holland Village, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore.
For further details, visit artworks.com.sg.
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