My artwork ‘See Things Differently’ has been shortlisted for DARC Awards for light sculpture.
Read MoreLookback: Solo Exhibition at Singapore Art Museum, Private view evening
In October 2017 there was a small intimate opening for supporters and collectors of Nicola Anthony’s artwork, at Singapore Art Museum. Here we look back with some of the visitor images:
To find out more about the artworks check out the video below. To see Nicola’s address during the official public opening at SAM, see the video here.
Revealing the inner worlds of people from different walks of life through stories gathered from the community, this two-part presentation at Singapore Art Museum by British artist Nicola Anthony explores the human condition and threads of commonalities despite our differences. The Human Archive Project focuses on disenfranchised communities and human stories in Singapore.
Nicola Anthony shortlisted for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2019
I am honoured to be shortlisted again for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize . The judging panel have selected my kinetic light sculpture which links the histories of Britain, Myanmar and Singapore, contrasting fortune and misfortune in the lives of migrant workers.
Read MoreDebbie Cheung interviews Nicola Anthony: What is Ouroboros and other questions answered....
Debbie Cheung interviews Nicola Anthony
To start off, how did the decision to use ping pong balls in this SEA Games project develop?
Rather than be overly literal in making sport the subject of the artwork, I decided to be a bit abstract and challenge myself to use sports equipment as sculptural material, and think about the deeper message of teams and connections within sports as a theme. I knew it would carry a meaningful message because when you get so many voices together, there is a sense of a human team, and something quite magical happens.
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