Launching on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2025 at Prestige Art Gallery, In Her Hands is a powerful celebration of female creativity, identity, and the intersection of art and ecology. This timely exhibition pays tribute to the resilience and vision of women artists, exploring how they use their craft to navigate personal and collective narratives while addressing the impact of societal development on the natural world. Featuring works by renowned artists Han Sai Por, Kumari Nahappan, and Kanoko Takaya, the exhibition showcases sculpture, painting, photography and installation art as a means to reflect on the delicate balance between nature and culture.

In Her Hands is more than an exhibition—it is a testament to the strength, innovation, and influence of women in the arts. Aligning with the global spirit of International Women’s Day, this exhibition highlights the vital role women play in shaping cultural dialogues, pushing creative boundaries, and fostering environmental consciousness. Through their artistic expressions, Han Sai Por, Kumari Nahappan, and Kanoko Takaya redefine traditional narratives, offering fresh perspectives on sustainability, resilience, and identity in an ever-changing world.

Beyond the exhibition itself, In Her Hands offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from the artists through a series of Artist Talks, where Han Sai Por, Kumari Nahappan, and Kanoko Takaya will share their creative journeys, inspirations, and artistic philosophies. These intimate sessions provide deeper insights into their practices and the themes explored in their works.

🎤 March 9 – Kanoko Takaya (b.1991), a Kyoto-born artist based in Bali, creates intricate paintings and installations that blur the boundaries between reality and perception, offering a deeply personal meditation on memory and environment.

🎤 March 22 – Han Sai Por (b.1943) , a recipient of the Singapore National Cultural Medallion, integrates natural elements into her stone sculptures, evoking a profound contemplation of resilience and fragility in the natural world.

🎤 March 25 – Kumari Nahappan (b.1953), who is a Singaporean artist known for her large-scale sculptures and paintings inspired by nature, culture, and spirituality. Her iconic works, like Saga and Nutmeg & Mace, symbolize growth and transformation.

Join the Artist Talks for In Her Hands at Prestige Art Gallery