Photo: Jaya Khidir
Art Works, a premier contemporary art investment gallery, embodies the intersection of stunning artistry and its expanding global influence. Under the guidance of Global Fine Arts Director Cassi Young, this gallery highlights emerging artists, selected and curated to offer fresh viewpoints, foster promising talents, and rejuvenate the art scene beyond these new creators. Situated at One Holland Village, the Art Works Gallery adheres to its pioneering goal of championing the careers of exceptional young artists through its forthcoming exhibition “Perception,” showcasing notable London-based talents such as Araminta Blue, Callum Harvey, and Max Boyla.
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Photo: Jaya Khidir
LUXUO recently had the chance to attend the opening night of the “Perception” exhibition at Art Works Gallery alongside Cassi Young, her committed Art Works team, and featured artist Araminta Blue, along with over 80 accomplished art collectors from Singapore. The elegant venue buzzed with conversations as guests mingled, surrounded by the stunning works of the emerging talents, including Araminta Blue, Callum Harvey, and Max Boyla. The masterful brushwork of these visionaries was presented to reflect their unique interpretations of reality, challenging traditional ideas of form, space, and meaning.
Photo: Jaya Khidir
A panel discussion featured Cassi Young, global fine arts director of Art Works, and artist Araminta Blue, moderated by Heart Media CEO Olivier Burlot. With her extensive background as the former Director of Post-War & Contemporary Art at Bonhams, Cassi Young’s remarkable expertise addresses the surging interest in fine art within Singapore and the broader APAC markets. Young emphasized to prospective collectors the need for extensive research and consultation with knowledgeable art advisors to fully engage in the art world and navigate its complexities.
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Photo: Jaya Khidir
Araminta shared her creative process, emphasizing her enthusiasm for engaging in discussions about diverse interpretations of her art with viewers. She indicated that these dialogues often spark ideas for her upcoming creations. She also discussed her interactions with fellow featured artists Callum Harvey and Max Boyla, all underscoring the significance of having the art “exist in the room with you.” Experiencing the material in person allows individuals to forge a deeper emotional bond with the artwork.
The exhibition “Perception” will take place from 24 October to 24 November 2024 at Art Works Gallery, located at One Holland Village, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore.
For more details, visit artworks.com.sg.
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