X-CHANGE

Quick sessions with two of SG's finest writers, SKOPE (OAC) and SYCO (TAC).

Based on the idea of exchange, styles and names were switched between the two artists.

STYLE X-CHANGE

"SCOPE" by Skope, In Trase's style.

"TRASE" by Trase, In Skope's style.

NAME X-CHANGE

"SYCO" by Trase.

"TRASE", by Syco.

Sjors Illustration

A little something for one Huge G-Shock collector from the Netherlands, Sjors.

A quick illustration for one of his articles on 50 G's.

Follow the links above to check out his enormous collection of G-Shocks as well as interesting and extensive review of various models.

Photos by: Sjors

Custom Casio G-Shock Box & Display Stand

Custom Vault for G-Shock aficionados.

In Rustic Iron

In Tractor Yellow

 Custom vault with lights.. Check out the video on how it works.

And custom display stand for your army of Gs..

Hit me up if you'd like one.

Big Brother's Watching You.................

Lion City Skaters

Mad props to Lion City Skaters (LCS) for the feature.

Crailtap their site for scoop on SG skateboarding >> HERE <<

ArtAID - A CaringForCambodia Project

 I received an invitation by Martha Chaudhry to work on a photographic print for one of her charity associates Art Aid.

Art Aid is a charity established to donate writing, drawing and painting materials to schools and orphanages in developing countries throughout the world

This photograph was taken by Srei Srose Roem, a student in one of the photography workshops held in Cambodia. Students were given cameras to take photos and most of them have never taken a photo in their life.

Given the theme of 'weave', i was told to interpret that theme into a collaborative piece..

So i promptly 'weaved' the canvas.

The piece will be put up in a silent auction at the Red Sea Gallery at Dempsey Road on 24th April. Drop by to check out many amazing work by some of Cambodia's hidden talents.

All proceeds from the auction will go to the Caring For Cambodia Project.

Is This Home, Truly?

Great reception with the appearance of old friends and acquaintances, as well as meeting new contacts.

Much Thanks to the people behind the scenes, Howard Rutkowski (Fortune Cookie Projects Director), Zack Razak (Exhibition Curator), ZERO (Co-curator), Antz (Editorial designer) and everyone who came down and supported this event. I can't thank y'all enough for sure.

For those who have not caught the show, it runs till 22 March 2010. 

TR853-1™

TR853-1™, T&C (Terms & Conditions), 2010
*SOLD*

TR853-1™, Freedom?, 2010

*SOLD*

TR853-1™,  Need More Space, 2010

*SOLD*

TR853-1™, Framed, 2010

*SOLD*

TR853-1™, Rebellion, 2010

*SOLD*

The Killer Gerbil

Zul Othman @ ZERO

Antz

ScopeOne

SlacSatu

DJ Ko Flow

Zack Razak, Exhibition curator

Chris Ellis @ Daze

Dialog session earlier tonight

Howard Rutkowski - Director, Fortune Cookie Projects

Zack Razak - Exhibition Curator

Chris Ellis @ Daze - Graffiti Artist

The Straits Times Life! 18 February 2010

The Supreme Team

Supreme Showcase of Singapura's Street Soldiers

WHEN

5TH - 22ND MARCH 2010

(Opening reception 4th March 2010)

WHERE

39, KEPPEL ROAD, #02-04, TANJONG PAGAR DISTRIPARK, SINGAPORE 089065

In conjunction with the exhibition of celebrated New York graffiti artist, Daze, Fortune Cookie Projects is delighted to announce the opening on 4 March of Is This Home, Truly? Curated by Zaki Razak, the exhibition presents the work of six urban artists from Singapore: Antz, Scopeone, Slacsatu, The Killer Gerbil, TR853-1 and Zero.

In the words of Zaki 'The Pioneers, Markers and Avant-Gardes of Singapore's 'Graffiti Art' are coming home to showcase artworks symbolizing respective peaks of their practice. The showcase not only chronicles representational pieces from the scene in Singapore from the early 90s till today, it also inaugurates their congregation in a 'confined' space - an environment that seems alienating yet longing.'

The Organisers

Fortune Cookie Projects, an international art advisory and curatorialfirm with offices in Singapore and New York, has long been active in organising exhibitions of major artists throughout Asia. Mary Dinaburg and Howard Rutkowski, the principals of Fortune Cookie Projects, each have over thirty years experience in the international contemporary art market.

Projects featuring prominent artists such as Sigmar Polke, Georg Baselitz, Jorg Immendorff, A.R. Penck, Per Kirkeby Julian Schnabeland Markus Lupertz have been realized in Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Hong Kong and Manila. Most recently Fortune Cookie Projects curated the first comprehensive exhibition of paintings, photographs and video by William Wegman for Singapore, Seoul and Beijing.

Fortune Cookie Projects has also been instrumental in curating exhibitions and securing platforms for Asian artists at institutional and commercial venues throughout the United States and Europe.

Nomad's Tribute

Quick StenciL in memory of a faLLen Brother.

 Md Farhan Bin Kassim @ Nomad Mercer(1 May 1983 - 18 Oct 2009)

RIDE THE SKIES BRO.