ALL-BOOK-S

A book demystifying the communications design industry and community through 506 crowdsourced responses, insights and letters collected by Don’t Mind If.

Stylish buildings, trendy logos, sexy figures, exotic cultures, modern forms, flamboyant fonts and more — explore Yeo Hong Eng’s “lit” collection of vintage advertising that fits on a palm!

This first title in the Street Report series looks at one of the most ubiquitous yet unobserved object on our streets—public bins.

This second investigation in the Street Report series looks at the Sungei Road Thieves Market in Singapore, a place where an informal and fluid network of market vendors come together to sell an array of second-hand items.

"Lessons from the Himalayas" is a gift from the mountains. A healing vessel across time and space. 

This collection is part of a broader visual anthology, investigating the maintenance of a national narrative.

Bringing together a flavourful rasanblaj of artists and thinkers, this book is an anthology of speculative non/fictions, confessions, and experimental propositions!

This book celebrates reaching the 10th year milestone of Green Zeng's practice and consolidates his works from 2010-2020.

Tōge gives an insight into the broad landscape of art and South East Asia art in particular, into the minds of the artists and into the minds of the collectors.

“Monuments and Memorials” marks the premiere of this pivotal series in Asia, also unveiling the artist's first-ever 3D weavings which feature the recent refugee exodus from Africa and the Middle East into Southern Europe.

STPI Gallery proudly presents the first major solo exhibition in Southeast Asia by LA-based painter and sculptor Aaron Curry.

Since 2005, Charles Lim Yi Yong’s ongoing project SEA STATE examines the biophysical, political and psychic contours of Singapore through the visible and invisible lenses of the sea. Staggered Observations of a Coast extends on this vigorous enquiry.

STPI Gallery is pleased to announce Peace Prosperity And Friendship With All Nations, Heman Chong’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. This is the exhibition's catalogue.

Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizans’ works seek to pin down the meaning of ‘home’ and ‘identity’ – both elusive notions prone to reinterpretation and personal subjectivity – through ephemeral constructions.

STPI is pleased to present Print City, an illustrated guide to printmaking and papermaking.

Portrait of a blind artist obscured by flowers presents Gander’s latest project in the terrain of print and papermaking – previously unchartered by the multidisciplinary artist.

A Country Based on Whale is an ambitious establishment of a brand new ‘country’ by Sun Xun.

Working around a narrative for the first time, Lee invites viewers to meander through a fantastical yet familiar world of birds and nature – universal metaphors for freedom. 

What would you see, if you peered under the proverbial rug of Singapore’s society?

Evocative and detailed, poetic and reflective, "Shaolin and You" takes a plunge into the pugilistic and epic world of Shaolin, bringing readers on a colourful journey to discover an ancient craft rooted in history and tradition.

It is a zine about reimagining Singapore’s most iconic playground for the next generation.

Wish You Were Here - Is a collection of Dr. Ng King Kang’s (吴庆康) personal travel adventures, photography, and music over the past decades.

Wish You Were Here - Is a collection of Dr. Ng King Kang’s (吴庆康) personal travel adventures, photography, and music over the past decades.

The book is presented in the form of microfiction peppered with bleak humour, and explores how our lives might evolve if the pandemic lingers on for the next decade.

Let's explore the history and evolution of kopitiam - traditional breakfast culture and coffee shop in Southeast Asia! 

This book is a perfect coffee conversation with children and coffee lovers.

Come along as we take a peek into the magical world of the harp in Discovering Music: Harp!

Nobody seems to understand 6-year-old Darryl, until one day, a mysterious new friend – Blob – visits from space and they form an instant connection.

A seven-year-old boy has an impossible dream of bringing extinct animals back to life.

Come for Dinner, Stay for Supper is a collection of two inclusive art projects co-created by Superhero Me and children from Kindle Garden, Singapore’s first inclusive preschool.