Artist Bio
Ahmad Anwar was born in 1996 in Singapore. He was raised as a Malay Muslim and uses his own ethnic and religious background as a departure point for his works. Being of an ethnic minority in Singapore, he commentates about how human behaviour can often be associated with their own social or cultural background and that society plays a role in bridging this connection.
EDUCATION
2013-2016 | Diploma in Fine Arts | Lasalle College of the Arts | Singapore
2009-2012 | GCE O’Level Certificate | Yishun Secondary School | Singapore
EXHIBITIONS
2016 | The Winston Oh Travel Award: The Measure of Things | Project Space at Lasalle College of the Arts | Singapore
2016 | Gas and Dust: The Manufactured Space: Works by Diploma in Fine Arts | Brother Joseph McNally Gallery | Singapore
2016 | The Pondok Exhibition | Lasalle College of the Arts, Winstedt Campus | Singapore
2015 | As Far As I Could Reach: Works By Diploma in Fine Arts | Brother Joseph McNally Gallery | Singapore
2014 | Workshop Exhibition | The Substation Gallery | Singapore
AWARDS | GRANTS
2016 | The WInston Oh Travel Award