Jane Lee (李綾瑄)

Blouin Artinfo speaks with Sundaram about STG's early days; what makes a good gallerist; and which historical figure he would like to share a drink with.

Sundaram Tagore had his first taste of the Venice Biennale as a graduate student, when a scholarship from the Italian Ministry of Culture landed him in the city to study museology at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Now, 26 years on, with eponymous galleries in New York, Singapore, and Hong Kong, Tagore has returned to mount his own exhibition to run alongside the 56th Venice Biennale.

Internationally-renowned artist Jane Lee was recently at the Singapore Tyler Print Institute for the first part of her artist residency at the STPI workshop.

With the National Gallery SIngapore set to open next year, it's the perfect time for Singapore Art Museum (SAM) to fully embrace its position as a space completely devoted to the story of contemporary art.

在《藝術登陸新加坡》舉辦期間，大會在新加坡畫廊區－吉門營房藝術村（Gillman Barracks）精心安排了場露天派對。Sundaram Tagore畫廊正展示新加坡藝術家李綾瑄（Jane Lee）的100 Faces。 Sundaram Tagore表示，新加坡是印度，中國和印尼的三個主力市場的樞紐，和東北亞的藏家基地香港一樣有重要的地位。

Art Stage's Southeast Asia focus has attracted buyers keen on exploring the emerging art scene in this region, with its strong cultural heritage.

Singapore is taking centre stage on the global art circuit this week, as collectors descend for South-east Asia's largest art fair.

"Art Stage has always had a strong Southeast Asian focus. But it has never fallen into the category of being a regional fair because it upholds international standards of presentation, and deftly mixes Western and Asian galleries of importance," says Sundaram Tagore.

Ask collectors of Singapore art whose works the covet, and "Jane Lee" almost always pops up.

Local artist Jane Lee spins a layered tale with her paintings.

We reveal which artists will be capturing your imagination at this year's Art Stage.

t's been four years since the Singaporean artist held her last solo show, but during that period Jane Lee has kept herself busy, taking her work in a new stylistic direction.

Sundaram Tagore Gallery has been named one of the top galleries in the world by Blouin Artinfo and Modern Painters magazine.

Curator Sundaram Tagore tells Aimee Chan why the new art development at Gillman Barracks is so current and important.

While other painters may parse pictorial or abstract traditions, the Singaporean artist Jane Lee plays with the stuff and stuffing of the painting. Employing the boldest colors—primarily reds—she uses pastry bags to build up near-sculptural agglomerations of acrylic paint.