India, July 11 -- Large art events are often overwhelming. There's so much to soak in that it is difficult to articulate which works were particularly interesting. This was true too of Art SG, a part of the Singapore Art Week, an annual, 10-day arts festival organised by the National Arts Council (NAC) and supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB). In this, its 13th edition, held from January 16 to 26, it featured 130 events across various venues. The participating galleries included Gagosian, Switzerland, White Cube, London, Thaddaeus Ropac, Austria, Yeo Workshop, Singapore, and galleries such as DAG, Anant Art and Gallerie Nvya from India.

The brain always needs time to process the sensory overload of these spectacular events. The...