Intersections

01/04/2026

A SATORI MOMENT – Opening Soon

Discover A SATORI MOMENT, an exhibition bringing together three artists whose practices explore the delicate threshold between perception and understanding.

Inspired by the concept of satori in Zen Buddhism - a sudden flash of awareness - this exhibition invites viewers to pause and reflect on the quiet moments when insight emerges.

Featuring works by Mona Choo (Singapore) (), Jan Wisse (Netherlands) (), and Quek Kiat Sing (Singapore) (), the exhibition presents diverse artistic approaches that explore consciousness, human experience, and the subtle connections between inner awareness and the world around us.

A SATORI MOMENT
EHL Campus (Singapore)
3 Lady Hill Road | Singapore 258672
21 April – 4 September 2026

27/03/2026

Intersections is delighted to announce that the exhibition "Vietnam's Intersection", first presented at the Biennale Photo Hanoi 2025, is going to travel around Vietnam. The first stop will be in Danang at the Danang Museum where the exhibition will run from 17 April to 17 May 2026. The exhibition features photos by Gilbert Bertrand, Andre Roussel and Lily Franey. Do not miss it if you go to Danang! Our deepest gratitude goes to Biennale Photo Hanoi, the Đại sứ quán Pháp tại Việt Nam/ Ambassade de France au Vietnam and the wonderful team of the Institut Francais du Vietnam for their support to this exhibition. Thank you to the Danang Museum for hosting the exhibition.

19/02/2026

We’re delighted to share that Blown by the Winds of Change (2025) by Emi Avora () has been selected for Artsy’s Featured Collection: Statement Pieces, spotlighting bold and impactful works that define contemporary voices — a heartfelt congratulations to Emi on this incredible recognition!

Explore Emi’s full show on Artsy () here:
https://www.artsy.net/show/intersections-gallery-myanmar-and-singapore-winds-of-change-by-emi-avora

As we welcome the Lunar New Year, ushering in the Year of the Fire Horse, may this season bring you joy, courage, good health, and fresh beginnings. 新年快乐! 🐎
May this new year be filled with inspiration, creativity, and bold steps forward.

05/02/2026

Featured in Artsy’s Most Loved
We’re delighted to share that Dylan Chan’s () To Leave is to Long has been selected for Artsy’s Most Loved - a work whose quiet emotional resonance continues to draw viewers in.

Born in 1997 in Singapore, Chan’s practice explores themes of intimacy, memory, and the subtle textures of everyday life.

To Leave is to Long belongs to a series exploring silhouettes, positioned at the intersection of figuration and abstraction. The work was shortlisted for the UOB Painting of the Year 2025, one of Singapore’s most prestigious art awards.

Abstracting emotional residues from the everyday, the painting centres on a restrained yet charged gesture - one arm resting across another’s back. Tender and unresolved, it evokes the suspended temporality of parting. In Chan’s work, leaving is not a single moment, but a lingering condition.

Discover it on Artsy’s () Most Loved pages and see why collectors are loving it: https://www.artsy.net/artwork/dylan-chan-to-leave-is-to-long

04/02/2026

Delighted to share that Dylan Chan is featured in the "Most Loved' artists on Artsy this week with emerging talents that have seen a surge in Artsy followers, capturing the attention of discerning art collectors with their innovative styles. Browse a selection of standout works and stay ahead of the curve with current art trends. DM if interested.

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26/01/2026

Two exhibitions, one conversation.
Across S.E.A. Focus () and ART SG (.sg), Intersections Gallery presents works that reflect on humanity - from exile and remembrance to consciousness and quiet attention.

Art as witness.
Art as reflection.
Art as connection.

As ART SG and S.E.A. Focus 2026 come to a close, we extend our sincere thanks to ART SG, S.E.A. Focus, and everyone who visited Until Thought Turns Into Light and For Whom the Bell Tolls.

Both presentations remain available to view on :
Until Thought Turns Into Light: https://bit.ly/4kjkcLf
For Whom the Bell Tolls: https://bit.ly/4ads5Oy

We are grateful for the conversations, connections, and shared moments throughout Singapore Art Week.

24/01/2026

Do not miss Zoncy’ s interactive art work presented by Intersections at

23/01/2026

Intersections Gallery marked the opening of ART SG 2026 with the vernissage of Until Thought Turns Into Light, our first participation in the fair. Presented in the Focus First section, the exhibition brings together works by Mona Choo () and Calvin Pang, unfolding a dialogue between geometry and rhythm, abstraction and lived experience.

Simultaneously, For Whom the Bell Tolls opened at S.E.A. Focus 2026 (), presenting works by Aung Ko (), Zoncy (.heavenly), and Jason Lim () in response to the fair’s curatorial theme, Humane Agency.

We were grateful to welcome collectors, curators, and friends to engage with both presentations in an atmosphere of thoughtful exchange. Thank you to everyone who joined us at the start of Singapore Art Week. We look forward to continuing the conversation over the coming days.

ART SG 2026
Until Thought Turns Into Light - Booth: FC22
For Whom the Bell Tolls - SEA FOCUS
Till 25 January 2026
Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre
10 Bayfront Ave, S018956