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| Lunar New Year theme by Cain Lim for Sew-Out Show |
It's always hard to implement art in real life and make it part of your everyday, not mentioning choosing right frame for art piece to be put on the wall in you living room, but literary carrying art every day with you can be problematic, but true connoisseurs will find the way, and artists are always ready to help. One of the trending and promising solutions was introduced to the public at TCC Gallery @ 51 Circular Road on the eve of 18th January within 'The Sew-Out Show' opening, organised by Art-Management.com.
'The Gallery' @ Connoiseur Concerto cafe will be the venue for exhibition featuring 11 digital artworks by Singapore graphic artist Cain Lim from Affiniti design collective, who worked on Chinese Lunar Year themes. But at the same time any visitor can chose any part of the canvas to be transferred to leather accessories by renowned artist Xiehui Stone from Stone for Gold within 'The Sew-Out Show' which is initiated and intended to supply every art-lover with unique piece of art, that can be functional and carried everywhere, becoming part of life, style and look. It's very remarkable as well, that everybody can feel as an artist, choosing part of the pattern, that will suit his own style and vision, creating design of accessory. Xiehui Stone also set up workshop at the venue until 24th of January for everybody to see his work in progress. 'The Sew-Out Show' itself is up to 8th of April, after which all made accessories can be collected, but every visitor is limited to order only 3 items: tote bag (190S$), document pocket (150S$) and phone cover (90S$). Nevertheless, the concept is very interesting and innovative, promising to bring unique experience to both artists involved and art-lovers in style.tcc @ Circular Road can be visited for both dining and art experiments Sun-Thur & P.H from 11 am to midnight and Fri, Sat, eve of P.H from 11 am to 2 am.
Other pictures from the opening
Video from the opening
Other idea to use art in every day style is Wearable Art from Hermès Éditeur: 140 scarfs collection "Couleurs de L'Ombre" - "Colors of Shadow" by Japanese Hiroshi Sugimoto at Tyler Print Institute in Syngapore - showcase is opened until 2nd of March. Read more about it
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| The Sew-Out Show opening @ tcc, 51 Circular Road |
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| Lunar New Year theme by Cain Lim for Sew-Out Show |
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| Lunar New Year theme by Cain Lim for Sew-Out Show |
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| Accessories from Stone for Gold |