PULSE 2 – Haridas Contemporary Biennial Group Show
Haridas Contemporary is excited to present PULSE 2, showcasing new works by seven artists; Aiman (b. 1984, Singapore), Cynthia Delaney Suwito (b. 1993, Indonesia, Lives & Works in Singapore), Dana Lam (b. 1953, Singapore), Farizwan Fajari (b. 1980, Singapore), Genevieve Leong (b. 1992, Singapore), Joey Leung (b. 1999, Singapore), Suliswanto Urubingwaru (b. 2000, Indonesia)
PULSE is a biennial group exhibition organised by Haridas Contemporary. For its second edition, the platform continues to spotlight new artistic endeavours and understated regional practices from Singapore and beyond. The exhibition features a curated selection of paintings, installations, and found-object sculptures, mapping each artist’s distinct thematic concerns and nuances within their personal cultural spaces.
Artists are chosen for their dedicated practice, technical skill, and vital potential to carve out a unique voice within the vast sea of contemporary visual culture. Select participants will be featured in Haridas Contemporary’s upcoming 2027/2028 programming cycle.
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Haridas Contemporary is excited to present PULSE 2, showcasing new works by seven artists; Aiman (b. 1984, Singapore), Cynthia Delaney Suwito (b. 1993, Indonesia, Lives & Works in Singapore), Dana Lam (b. 1953, Singapore), Farizwan Fajari (b. 1980, Singapore), Genevieve Leong (b. 1992, Singapore), Joey Leung (b. 1999, Singapore), Suliswanto Urubingwaru (b. 2000, Indonesia)
PULSE is a biennial group exhibition organised by Haridas Contemporary. For its second edition, the platform continues to spotlight new artistic endeavours and understated regional practices from Singapore and beyond. The exhibition features a curated selection of paintings, installations, and found-object sculptures, mapping each artist’s distinct thematic concerns and nuances within their personal cultural spaces.
Artists are chosen for their dedicated practice, technical skill, and vital potential to carve out a unique voice within the vast sea of contemporary visual culture. Select participants will be featured in Haridas Contemporary’s upcoming 2027/2028 programming cycle.
