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SINGAPORE 20 AUGUST 2013 The Black Frame Project is the first of a series of exhibitions that features an array of artworks by a group of artists of different calibres, fortes, and artistic orientations. Each commissioned work is produced in a standard-sized canvas the collection of works randomly organised together within a disciplined grid structure, interspersed with blank black frames. A display that pushes the boundaries of conventional exhibits, this installation presents a panoramic view of a variety of creative interpretations of a subject, rewarding the audience with an unadulterated viewing experience replete with intellectual stimulation. The Black Frame Project: YourSingapore showcases a curated

assortment of artwork from a group of local and Indian artists ranging in style, form and expression, bounded only by subject and scale. The exhibition presents an insight into the collective perspectives of Singapore, mainly disparate opinions by two distinct groups of artists; local residents who have lived and worked here, and others whose superficial interpretations are based on second-hand knowledge and brief sojourns. Consisting of over fifty contrasting artistic interpretations and colourful expressions ranging from oil to ceramics on canvas,

photography to painting and abstract to representational art, this project attempts to address the cost of the achievements of a nation that prides itself on cleanliness, efficiency, discipline, safety, and more. In conjunction with this exhibition, Indigo Blue Art is organising a forum, Singapore: An Artists Impression, in which local artists discuss their artwork and exchange ideas, concept and stories that contribute to their works. More than just an art discourse and a chance for visitors to

1 would serve as meet the artists, this dialogue between artists and visitors
an invigorating platform to share different perspectives and notions about what defines Singapore. This event will be held on 14 September and is

their works. More than just an art discourse and a chance for visitors to meet the artists, this dialogue between artists and visitors would serve as an invigorating platform to share different perspectives and notions about what defines Singapore. This event will be held on 14 September and is part of the Singapore Grand Prix Season organised by the Singapore Tourism Board. Apart from the opportunity for visitors to acquire brand new commissioned works, a catalogue featuring information on the artists and their artworks, as well as a specially commissioned essay by writer, sociologist and former associate professor from the National University of Singapore, Dr Nirmala Purushotam, will be on sale at the exhibition.

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On View: 5 September 30 September 2013 Location: Indigo Blue Art, 33 Neil Road, Singapore 088820 Timings: Mondays Saturdays, 11am 6pm; (Closed on Sundays and public holidays) Website: www.indigoblueart.com
ABOUT INDIGO BLUE ART
INDIGO BLUE ART was established in Singapore in 2004 as a platform to showcase Contemporary Indian Art. Committed to

promoting a greater awareness, understanding, and enjoyment of Indian Art, INDIGO BLUE ART houses an extensive collection of paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures and books on the subject.

For more information, please contact Lydia at lydia@indigoblueart.com or call 63721719.

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