If you liked Contemporary art in Singapore by Singapore. Ministry of Information and the Arts, National Museum (Singapore), and Hunterian Art Gallery (University of Glasgow), start with In a man's brain (1997), Peranakan heritage (1988), and Singapore rediscovered (1983). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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In a man's brain
1997 · 40 pages · Hunterian Art Gallery (University of Glasgow) · Same author
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Peranakan heritage
1988 · 28 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Singapore rediscovered
1983 · 42 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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1950'S SINGAPORE IN PICTURES
1984 · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Singapore, overcoming the odds
1998 · 1 pages · Singapore. Ministry of Information and the Arts · Same author
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Festive expressions
1989 · 102 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Artists at Harleys
2000 · 47 pages · Hunterian Art Gallery (University of Glasgow) · Same author
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Ancestral ships
1987 · 47 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Dome in the City
2016 · 121 pages · Sharon Lim, Shihui Ong, Priscilla Chua, May Khuen Chung, Ngee Hui Goh, Vidya Murthy, Shan Chen, Angelita Teo, Daniel Tham, Soo Ei Yap, Stephanie Yeo, National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Colour & line
1994 · 24 pages · Hunterian Art Gallery (University of Glasgow) · Same author
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Treasures from the National Museum, Singapore
1987 · 254 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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List of the birds, reptiles and amphibians in the Raffles Museum, Singapore
1912 · 19 pages · R. Hanitsch, National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Contemporary art in Singapore?
BookOrb recommends In a man's brain (1997), Peranakan heritage (1988), Singapore rediscovered (1983), 1950'S SINGAPORE IN PICTURES (1984), and Singapore, overcoming the odds (1998).
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Who wrote Contemporary art in Singapore?
Contemporary art in Singapore is by Singapore. Ministry of Information and the Arts, National Museum (Singapore), and Hunterian Art Gallery (University of Glasgow).