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PUBLICATIONS  

The gallery publishes a variety of content and educational materials such as exhibition catalogues and artist books that are available for download or purchase. Email info@yeoworkshop.com for more information or if you would like to purchase a copy. 

Publications of the gallery include:

  • A Social Portrait of Singapore, Loke Hong Seng
  • A Childish Nothingness, Xue Mu
  • As if an entrance is over there, Edward Clydesdale Thomson
  • Curator's Cut
  • O Dear What Can The Matter Be, Stephanie Jane Burt
  • The Department of Subterranea, Marcin Dudek

and more!

Publications supported and available include:

  • Exhibition catalogue for S.E.A.Focus Art Fair 2019
  • Jarek Piotrowski, "Jarek Piotrowski".



 

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Edward Clydesdale Thomson, "As if an entrance is over there" — brings together a series of texts, conversations, images and decorative structures thematically focused on the intersection of landscape and the practice of visual artist Edward C Thomson (b. 1982, UK/DK).
Stephanie Jane Burt, "O Dear What Can the Matter Be."
Stephanie Jane Burt, "O Dear What Can the Matter Be."
Stephanie Jane Burt, "Suspicious Stiches Between Leather and Lace."
Stephanie Jane Burt, "Suspicious Stiches Between Leather and Lace."
Stephanie Jane Burt, "Alexandra Alberta (AA) & Stephanie Burt (SB): A Dialogue."
Stephanie Jane Burt, "Alexandra Alberta (AA) & Stephanie Burt (SB): A Dialogue."
Exhibition catalogue for “A Social Portrait of Singapore: The Critical Years” featuring Pioneer Generation artist Loke Hong Seng.
Exhibition catalogue for S.E.A.Focus art fair.
Jarek Piotrowski, "Jarek Piotrowski".
Jarek Piotrowski, "Jarek Piotrowski".
Catalogue published on occasion of exhibition “New Sensibilities in Sculpture and Painting” featuring artists Atsushi Koyama, Zul Mahmod, Taisuke Mohri and Haruki Ogawa.<br />The catalogue encompasses three essays: An introduction on cross cultural artistic processes by Audrey Yeo; an essay by Darryl Jingwen Wee (Head of Visual Arts, Asia, BLOUIN ARTINFO); and a transcription of the “Artist Talk: Negotiations and Collaborations - In Between Mediums” between Rodion Trofimchenko, Curator of Entomorodia Network, Vanessa Fernandez (Lush 995FM), Dr Khor Chiea Chuen (Senior Scientist A* scientist and Zul Mahmod (artist), moderated by Darry Wee, Head of Visual Arts Asia Blouin Artinfo, that was held in conjunction with the exhibition.
Catalogue published on occasion of exhibition “New Sensibilities in Sculpture and Painting” featuring artists Atsushi Koyama, Zul Mahmod, Taisuke Mohri and Haruki Ogawa.
Marcin Dudek, "The Department of Subterranea." Follows more than a decade producing artworks that deal with the literal and figurative underground. The story encompasses an overview of human underground activity that covers amateur excavation, illegal tunneling, smuggling, deserted subway networks, sewer systems and subversive ideological struggles. This book contains explanations of projects, processes and archives, created by Marcin Dudek between 2004 and 2014. It is not an overview of all of the artist’s work to date, but an introduction to his core research and production.
Lim Kok Boon, "NOT IN ANY ORDER." features 80 informed lively reviews of Singapore art exhibitions selected from over 200 reviews written between 2006 and 2010. This is the largest compilation of Singapore art reviews ever.
Lim Kok Boon, "NOT IN ANY ORDER." Highly informative, perceptive and aesthetically stimulating, this book is essential to our understanding of contemporary art in Singapore. With the growing investment in arts and culture, evident from the Singapore Biennales, establishment of Gillman Barracks, art shows and growing popularity of art fairs, the book will provide a reference for the reader to form their own opinions of Singapore art.
Lim Kok Boon, "NOT IN ANY ORDER."
National Arts Council, Curator's Cut. Yeo Workshop presents a selection of past local exhibitions as chosen by five current and prominent Singapore-based curators: Savita Apte, Louis Ho, Ho Rui An, Seng Yu Jin, and Charmaine Toh. These curators were selected based on the diverse perspectives they offer and their rigorous and active commitment to the arts, as evidenced by their curatorial direction. Each were asked for up to ten exhibition catalogues that were iconic to his or her understanding of the history of exhibitions in Singapore, which would form the basis for future research whilst also serving as a scripted archive.
National Arts Council, "Singapore Curator's Cut; Important Contemporary Art Exhibitions."
AN INFINITE BLUE, a unique, signed catalogue published on the occasion of exhibition ‘An Infinite Blue’ at GALERIE8 London. This softcover, 30 page limited edition publication also includes tracing overlays individually drawn by the artist.<br />With essays by Audrey Yeo, Director of GALERIE8 and Dr. Klara Kemp-Welch, lecturer and Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, 2009–2012, at The Courtauld Institute of Art on the international project ‘Networking the Bloc: Rethinking International Relations in European Art’.<br />Limited Edition of 200 + 100, signed and numbered by the artist.
Xue Mu, "A Childish Nothingness". 21 November 2014 - 11 January 2015 with essays by : Jesse van Winden, Kris Dittel, Mark Kremer.
Yu-Chen Wang, "The Song of Machines".
Yu-Chen Wang, "The Song of Machines".
Marcin Dudek, "Sovereign Heads". See his exhibition under the same title.
Marcin Dudek, "Sovereign Heads".
"Mr. Kubo Shu", Singapore-Japan Relations 50 Year Anniversary Commemorative Booklet. Exhibition - 25-28 October 2016 The Art House Singapore.
"Mr. Kubo Shu."
Choy Ka Fai, "Lan Fang Chronicles". A Selection of Works from Archive.
Choy Ka Fai, "Lan Fang Chronicles". A Selection of Works from Archive.
Mike HJ Chang, Sketchbook.
Mike HJ Chang, Sketchbook.
Filippo Sciascia, "GODSPEED". Artworks from the 2019 exhibition GODSPEED.
Filippo Sciascia, "GODSPEED"
Xue Mu, "A Childish Nothingness".
Xue Mu, "A Childish Nothingness".
Wong Lip Chin, "A Drawing Show".
Wong Lip Chin, "A Drawing Show."
Singapore Arts Club International Magazine.
Singapore Arts Club International Magazine.