About Us
|
Intersections Gallery was co-founded by Marie-Pierre Mol who is an art historian specialised in contemporary art from Myanmar.
With Intersections, she is eager to share with artists and art lovers her passion for Southeast Asia and bridging cultures through art. To contact Intersections directly, you may email us at art@intersections.com.sg, or connect directly via LinkedIn. Intersections is a member of AGAS, Art Galleries Association Singapore |
|
Mission Statement
|
Founded in Singapore in November 2012, at the crossroads between East and West, Intersections’ mission is to bridge diverse cultures through the arts.
Intersections is interested in artworks which tell a story and crystallize encounters between different art forms. Intersections represents both established and emerging artists, mostly based in Southeast Asia, with a primary focus on the emerging market of contemporary Burmese art. Intersections has been invited by Art Stage Singapore 2015, to present two Burmese artists on the SEA platform. Intersections was one of the eight galleries representing Singapore on the guest of honour platform at Art Paris 2015, presenting one Singaporean artist and two Burmese artists. In 2018, Intersections participated in the first edition of SEA FOCUS. Intersections’ started with a pop-up gallery concept aiming to encourage people to discover art in unusual and unexpected places. The pop-up events strived to connect the artists’ intentions, the artworks’ meanings and the chosen venues’ characteristics. Intersections organised art shows alternatively, in large, private shop houses or in small apartments, community centres or prestigious galleries. Since August 2015 Intersections had found a port of call at 34 Kandahar Street, in a vibrant neighborhood. The gallery is currently operating online due to the pandemic. Intersections offers tailor-made services to give an artistic flavour to offices and hotels as well as private homes. Intersections also advise individuals and institutions in the process of building an art collection. |
|