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WOAW Gallery
Art Gallery | ●●●●● 4.8/6 reviews
[Address]:
4 Ann Siang Hill, GF, Singapore 069786
[Desciption]:
Singapore branch of a contemporary art gallery head-quartered in Hong Kong, with a focus on presenting fresh perspectives from both established and emerging artists from around the globe.
Regularly collaborating with leading experts and tastemakers worldwide, WOAW has expanded from its original location in Wanchai, Hong Kong, to a space in Central, and most recently to Singapore. Through the gallery’s global network of relationships and collaborative projects, WOAW sets out to be a multifaceted hub for creatives from all artistic fields and continues to work towards becoming a bridge to connect disparate artistic communities worldwide.
[Open Hours]:
Permanently closed
WOAW Gallery
Art Gallery | ●●●●● 4.8/6 reviews
[Address]:
4 Ann Siang Hill, GF, Singapore 069786
[Desciption]:
Singapore branch of a contemporary art gallery head-quartered in Hong Kong, with a focus on presenting fresh perspectives from both established and emerging artists from around the globe.
Regularly collaborating with leading experts and tastemakers worldwide, WOAW has expanded from its original location in Wanchai, Hong Kong, to a space in Central, and most recently to Singapore. Through the gallery’s global network of relationships and collaborative projects, WOAW sets out to be a multifaceted hub for creatives from all artistic fields and continues to work towards becoming a bridge to connect disparate artistic communities worldwide.
[Open Hours]:
Permanently closed