Gajah Gallery in Singapore
Posted on October 6, 2009 - Filed Under Dining, Travel
When traveling in Singapore, the first thing that strikes so many visitors is the enormously sophisticated urban sensibility that you can feel on the streets. It truly reflects a global culture, where many nations and styles are represented here, in language, fashion, and certainly in food. Singapore is restaurant heaven in many ways, with a fantastic variety of truly excellent foods. Our restaurants are carefully selected to represent the best of the best, so that you’ll be enjoying all that Singapore has to offer. You can really come to get to know a place through its foods. The cooking styles and spices all reflect a history of traditions that make their way here somehow.
In many cases, it’s simply a question of importing spice from one place to another, but here, the differences in flavors and techniques reflect centuries of contact, and reflect centuries of intercultural conversation, and here, the meal is a continuation of this conversation. The food will also completely knock your socks off! Whether your tastes run toward the local, with many special and delightful contemporary twists, or regional like Italian or Indian, you’ll find something you’ll love here. After every splendid meal, there are all the splendors of Singapore to enjoy, and if you happen to find yourself in the mood for a gallery, be sure to have a look at Gajah Gallery.
Their specialty is established artists from Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and Singapore, and they’ve had a very impressive track record for exhibiting thought-provoking and visually-stunning work from Asian artists. Begun in 1996, Gajah has a mission to maintain close relationships with its artists, so that the exhibitions demonstrate an unusual intimacy, displaying the work in the way that the artists intended it to be seen. The work is always innovative and engaging, and the space is really exquisite, offering visitors to Singapore a taste of regional art that is of exceptional quality.
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