Art What!: Wu Guanzhong – Traveling with the Master at National Gallery Singapore – Bakchormeeboy
Opening on 9 July, National Gallery Singapore’s latest exhibition Wu Guanzhong: Travelling with the Master is set to instill a new sense of wanderlust as it takes visitors on an intriguing journey …
Opening on 9 July, National Gallery Singapore’s latest exhibition Wu Guanzhong: Travelling with the Master is set to instill a new sense of wanderlust as it takes visitors on an intriguing journey of the artist’s life and art through the lens of everyday people. The exhibition, conceived at a time when travel was curtailed during the pandemic, explores various aspects of “travelling” through the curatorial interventions of a group of longserving museum volunteer guides, also known as docents. This marks the Gallery’s first-ever co-created exhibition with the docent community, presenting
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