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AMOCA will offer a meeting place for innovative, contemporary art. Through unprecedented collaborations with international curators and artists at the forefront of their practices, AMOCA will further enhance the public’s appreciation of art.

Close-up Artists

Aisha Rosli is represented by Cuturi Gallery, where her recent solo exhibition ‘Silence Drowns the Scream’ was presented earlier this year. She notably presented work at this year’s ART SG fair in Singapore. We checked in with her with a few questions up our sleeve.

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Bernadette Despujols’ painting ”Rafael y Sigfredo” is part of the museum collection. We checked in with the artist to learn more.

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Fast-rising Swedish figurative painter Adam Ytterberg has come to gain notoriety as a next generation artist to watch in his native Sweden.

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Close Up: Museum Collection: Matthew Krishanu Matthew Krishanu (@matthewkrishanu), born in Bradford, England, has become a national treasure within the British sphere of art. The artist’s childhood in Bangladesh acts as his artistic muse, Kri
Close Up: Museum Collection: Atsushi Kaga While Atsushi Kaga’s (@kagaatsushi) art may seem playful, his themes lack the childhood naivety one might appropriate to his work. Kaga, an artist whose career remains split between Ireland and Japan,
Close up: The museum collection: Ann Leda Shapiro Ann Leda Shapiro (@annledashapiro) has reached celebrity status for her artistic accomplishments. The artist gained her fame through her solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1973
Close Up: Museum Collection: Lynda Benglis Lynda Benglis (@bendingconceptionz) rose to fame in the 1960’s for her experimental three-dimensional approach to art which catapulted her career beyond the vein of normality. She is the epitome of p

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