ARTWORKS | Woman & Decolonisation

She’s Dearer Than You Think
Navigating Entropy
Gajah Gallery Singapore
2020
War & Women's Bodies
Still Waters – Theme of M1 Singapore Fringe Festival
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival
Multiple Venues
2019
The Female Body in Public Space
She’s Closer Than You Think
Shaping Geographies: Art | Woman | Southeast Asia
Gajah Gallery Singapore
2019
War & Women's Bodies
Promise
Shaping Geographies: Art | Woman | Southeast Asia
Gajah Gallery Singapore
2019
War & Women's Bodies
See Like a Heretic: Painting Series
See Like a Heretic: On Vision and Belief (Solo Show)
Gajah Gallery Singapore
2018
Scapes
Contours of a Rich Manoeuvre IV
Höhenrausch 2014: Moving Space
OÖ Kulturquartier, Linz, Austria
2014
Upturning the Exotic
Still Waters (video)
Modern Love
Institute of Contemporary Arts, Singapore
2014
The Female Body in Public Space
Contours of a Rich Manoeuvre IV
Australian! (Re-launch of Casula Powerhouse)
Casula Powerhouse, Sydney, Australia
2008
Upturning the Exotic
Contours of a Rich Manoeuvre III
Thermocline of Art: New Asian Waves
ZKM Center of Art & Media, Karlsruhe, Germany
2007
Upturning the Exotic
Contours of a Rich Manoeuvre I
Public Artwork
Interrogating Time (Re-opening of National Museum of Singapore)
National Museum of Singapore
2006
Upturning the Exotic
Dusted by Rich Manoeuvre
4th Venice Biennale (Singapore Pavillion)
Schola Santa Di Apollonia, San Marco, Venice, Italy
2001
Upturning the Exotic
A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss
Cyfuniad International Artists' Workshop
Plas Caerdeon, Snowdonia, Wales, UK
1999
The Female Body-Weapon
Still Waters (between estrangement & reconciliation)
ARX5
Singapore Art Museum
1998
The Female Body in Public Space
Six Chambers
New Criteria III
The Substation, Singapore
1995
The Female Body in Public Space
Promise
Visions of Happiness: Ten Contemporary Asian Artists
Japan Foundation, Tokyo, Japan
1995
War & Women's Bodies
His Mother is a Theatre
Personae I
5th Passage @ Pacific Plaza, Singapore
1994
Rematerialising the Female Body
Various Paintings
Various Exhibitions
1989-Current
Practice