Artwork by Dave Patterson Image Courtesy by Art Plural Gallery Holding his premiere Asian solo exhibition here in Singapore, Dane Patterson, known for his provocative graphite-on-paper drawings, brings to us Hypothetical Arrangements at Third Floor – Art Plural Gallery. His paintings employ photo-realistic portrayals that distort our common conceptions of a living space. Taking the tradition of still-life compositions and bringing it further, his highly aesthetic rendition el

Founded and established approximately six years ago, Art Plural Gallery is home to seasonal collections by selected world-renowned artists. New to the gallery is the ‘Third Floor’ project, which focuses on up-and-coming artists and their quickly popularizing works. Mr. Frederic de Senarclens shares with Dora Magazine and its readers a more in-depth look into the Art Plural Gallery and the Third Floor project. If you’re an aspiring artist, designer or expressive individual, yo

“If you looked closely, the artwork isn’t as simple as it seems. You would soon find that what you first saw could most possibly have a meaning other than what was previously perceived. It’s strange yet in the funny, innocent way.” Art Plural Gallery welcomes October with its newest solo exhibition by world renowned American Artist, Peter Halley. Beginning this Friday, 29th August 2014 till 3rd October 2014, the exhibition will feature a wide variety of colorful abstract pain

In its 49th year of independence, Singapore stands tall as the South East Asian hub for trade in numerous industries; as our British colonizers once predicted. However, it has always seen a slower growth in the fields of art and creativity. Often times coming under the scrutiny and skepticism of the older generation on its progress and feasibility in society, until now. Through the constant effects of globalization, introduction of digital media and recent reliance on social

“It felt very much like stepping into a retrospect, the art style and the faces; they simply demanded attention to delve further.” Recently featured at the Art Plural Gallery’s Third Floor from 10th June to 10th July, Adriana Molder opens with two new series: The Light in the Heart (2014) and Mystery (2014). Easily recognizable from the significant focus of faces in most of her works, the artist’s use of India ink is skillfully applied to create a multitude of layers in every