Goodman Gallery returns to ART SG in 2025 with an intergenerational presentation of artists who have had major institutional presence over the last year.
Following her solo presentation for the Canada Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale titled “Trinket”, new ceramic works by Kapwani Kiwanga will be on view. The inclusion of new oil paintings by Cassi Namoda occurs concurrently with her first institutional show and her most significant on the African continent, “Is it sunny or cloudy in the land you live on?” at Norval Foundation in Cape Town. Work by Vibha Galhotra showcases the evolution of her environmental and conceptual art practice over the past fifteen years exploring how human actions impact our planet.
Work by William Kentridge touches on motifs and themes present across his practice. Highlights include work from the artist’s series of aluminum and hand-painted sculpture, Paper Procession, which debuted to the public in late 2023. The presentation will also include drawings from his 9-episode series “Self-Portrait as a Coffee-Pot” which premiered in full at the Arsenale Institute for Politics of Representation alongside the Venice Biennale. His inclusion also follows the second iteration of Kentridge’s eponymously titled, largest ever survey exhibition at Taipei Fine Arts Museum, first seen at the Royal Academy of Arts in London in 2022.