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Our flagship series — Through the Lens · A Re-creation (看镜头 · 再创作) — a Singapore–China art exchange where photography is re-imagined as painting, and now as fired ceramic.

Works from the Through the Lens exchange
Confirmed · 2026

看镜头 · 再创作 II

陶纹双城 · 艺脉相承 — 新中艺术交流展

Through the Lens II · Photography & ceramic-panel painting

The second edition moves from paper to fired ceramic panels — a "tale of two cities" in clay and glaze, carrying the art lineage of Singapore and China. This year ARTICAUSE steps up from co-organiser to organiser and curator. Dates to be confirmed.

PhotographyCeramic-panel paintingSG × CN exchange
Role
ARTICAUSE — Organiser & Curator
Partners
影艺研究会 · The Art Space
江西省陶瓷工艺美术职业技术学院
Status
Confirmed · dates TBC
Opening reception of Through the Lens at The Art Space
Past · Dec 2025

看镜头 · 再创作

Through the Lens — A Re-creation · China–Singapore Art Exchange 2025

The founding edition. Photographs became the source, and Chinese and Singaporean artists re-created them by hand — 110 works shown in pairs, the frame beside the canvas. Held at The Art Space, Singapore, in the year of the nation's 60th anniversary.

PhotographyOil · Chinese ink · Watercolour110 works
Dates
15–17 December 2025
Venue
The Art Space, Singapore
Organiser
新加坡影艺研究会 (PAAS, est. 1965)
Curator
ARTICAUSE 艺客艺课
The exchange community at The Art Space
Past

Art Through Lenses — Foundations

Photography & realist painting · courses & showcase

Where it began — the workshops and showcases that taught artists to read light through a camera before rebuilding it by hand, from civic architecture to hyper-real still life. The seed of everything Through the Lens now stands for.

PhotographyRealist paintingArchitecture
Partner
Photographic Society of Singapore
Focus
Light, shadow & form
Format
Courses & showcase
The through-line

Every show is a bridge — between the lens and the brush, between Singapore and China.

ARTICAUSE curates exchange as much as it curates art. Our exhibitions travel, pairing Singaporean and Chinese artists around a shared medium and a shared question: what does it mean to see?

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