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On the Singapore River, a contemporary-art workshop and gallery wholly devoted to experimentation in print and paper.
Established in 2002 in a restored nineteenth-century warehouse on the Singapore River at Robertson Quay, STPI is a creative workshop and contemporary-art gallery specialising in experimentation in print and paper. The presses and expertise of American master printer Kenneth E. Tyler were brought there, with a paper mill installed.
STPI has collaborated with more than ninety artists from around the world. Each project begins with a residency at the workshop, supported by a team of specialists, pushing the boundaries of traditional printmaking and often producing significant new bodies of work — which makes it an Asian reference in the field.
The so-luxe client can visit the gallery, discover the workshop and follow the thread of a residency. so-luxe advises and guides acquisition: an introduction to the team, insight into the editions arising from residencies, and discreet follow-up of the purchase.
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In detail
- Established
- 2002
Locate
Singapour, Singapour
Frequently asked
- What is STPI?
- A Singapore contemporary-art workshop and gallery dedicated to print and paper.
- Can the place be visited?
- Yes: the gallery and certain activities are open to the public at Robertson Quay, on the Singapore River.
- What is so-luxe’s role?
- so-luxe advises and guides acquisition, from introduction to discreet follow-up.
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