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🖼️ STPI Annual Special Exhibition | Zarina: Directions to My House | 6 June to 1 August
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19/06/2026

Walk with Zarina (), to a place she once called home.

It begins in Aligarh, a small university town in India, where she fell for the written word. Her father’s books and Urdu poetry spoken at home shaped the language she would later carry into Directions to My House, the poem voiced in the video and the namesake of the exhibition.

On view at STPI until 1 August.

STPI lands at Messe Basel for .On view now is Udomsak Krisanamis' body of new works, created during his latest residency...
16/06/2026

STPI lands at Messe Basel for .

On view now is Udomsak Krisanamis' body of new works, created during his latest residency at STPI's workshop.

Through collage, stamping, mobiles, and assemblages, he explores mass media proliferation and sensory overload.

Visit Booth S15 or DM us about available works.

10/06/2026

Playful mobile or global culture in a chaotic loop?

A double take of Udomsak Krisanamis’ artwork reveals sharp modern commentary: a suspended swirl of objects capturing the rhythm of culture that repeats itself endlessly.

Catch Udomsak’s Hang On To My Love, 2026 and the rest of his latest body of STPI works at Booth S15, Messe Basel for . DM to enquire now.

06/06/2026

Zarina () crystallised the idea of home without knowing where she truly belonged. She etched it in paper, wood, and gold.

One of the most celebrated printmakers of her generation, her work turns displacement, identity and home into something tender.

Curated by Sarah Burney ()—Zarina’s former studio manager and close friend—Directions to My House offers a deeply personal lens on the artist: her spirit, temperament, and the colourful life she lived across cities.

On view here at STPI till 1 August. Plan your visit now.

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Credits:

Zarina, Father's House 1898-1994, 1994, Etching printed in black on Arches Cover buff paper, Chine collé on handmade Nepalese paper. © Zarina. Image courtesy of the artist and Luhring Augustine, New York. Photo: Lamay Photo.

Zarina, Home is a Foreign Place, 1999, Portfolio of 36 woodcuts with Urdu text printed in black on Kozo paper and mounted on Somerset paper. © Zarina. Image courtesy of the artist and Luhring Augustine, New York. Photo: Farzad Owrang.

03/06/2026

We're settling in. Two days until the house opens.

Zarina: Directions to my House opens 6 June. Plan your visit now.

02/06/2026

Created during his residency at STPI, Udomsak Krisanamis will debut a new body of work at Art Basel in Basel, reimagining print and paper through a pop art lens.

Irreverent yet pointed, the works reflect on the noise and residue of consumption in contemporary life.

Coming soon to Booth S15 at Messe Basel (). DM to enquire now.

The “meme” feels like such a contemporary concept, familiar to us as we encounter them online every day. In this week’s ...
29/05/2026

The “meme” feels like such a contemporary concept, familiar to us as we encounter them online every day. In this week’s print_screen article, Stephanie Bailey traces the parallels between the circulation of revolutionary pamphlets and contemporary memes in anti-imperialist movements across the ages. Read more at our Link in Bio.

27/05/2026

Speaking to us from New York ahead of her arrival in Singapore, curator Sarah Burney ( reflects on Zarina’s meditations on memory, movement, and geography — themes that feel all the more resonant across cities.

While Sarah's curator’s tour is fully subscribed, join us from 3–5pm on 6 June at STPI for her curator’s note, a spoken word performance by ArunDitha (.emmanuel), and drinks. Last chance to RSVP now at our Link in Bio.

22/05/2026

Home is not always a place you can return to. On 6 June, multi-disciplinary artist ArunDitha (.emmanuel) will perform Fractured Lines, Fluid Home at the opening of Zarina: Directions to My House — a sonic meditation on home, displacement, and exile, blending spoken word with otherworldly synths.

Happening 6 June, 3-5PM at STPI – drinks on us! Register now at our Link in bio.

19/05/2026

Kim Beom returns to STPI as part of a collaboration that spans nearly a decade, continuing to translate his artistic concerns into the mediums of print and paper. His practice questions everyday realities, utilising absurdist scenarios to interrogate the boundaries between fiction and reality.

During previous residencies, Kim developed a series of cyanotypes that feature blueprints of security guard watchtowers—their sole purpose, ironically, to allow for security guards to watch over themselves.

This residency marks the next chapter in Kim's ongoing body of work at STPI. Watch this space.

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