Did the vibrant pulse of Singapore’s art scene ever lead you to a hidden gem? Utterly Art, nestled on Mosque Street, is such a place. This isn’t just another gallery. It’s a testament to the passion of its founders, Kenneth Tan and Keng Hock Pwee. They launched Utterly Art in 2001, starting with hotel exhibitions before establishing their gallery space in 2002. Utterly Art quickly became a haven for Singaporean artists eager to showcase their work. The gallery helped these artists navigate the complexities of exhibitions, providing support in publicity, funding, and sales. Utterly Art specializes in Singaporean and Asian art. Their collection showcases a variety of mediums, from the delicate strokes of watercolors to the bold statements of pop art. One of their featured artists, Andre Tan, creates captivating mixed media pieces. His work, “A Brave New World,” reflects the gallery’s focus on vibrant, contemporary art. Utterly Art has represented artists like Diana Francis and Nathalie Laoue, navigating challenges like pandemic-related relocations and market shifts. The gallery’s strength lies in its commitment to local talent. The founders actively seek out emerging artists, even those without formal training. Their philosophy is simple: “The work we show is the work we like.” This passion has resonated with collectors, leading to sold-out shows at the Affordable Art Fair. Utterly Art’s story is a story of partnership, passion, and the ever-evolving landscape of Singaporean art. It’s a place where established names and emerging talents converge. It offers a glimpse into the heart of Singapore’s creative spirit.
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