11-12 APR 2026
12pm to 9pm
SINGAPORE EXPO HALL 3
Join Artblovk Pop-up Gallery for an exciting weekend of hands-on workshops covering acrylic marker painting, screen-printing, life drawing and more!
Whether you are aspiring artists, families or couples looking for art activities at FOMO art weekend and ARTBOX, this lineup of quirky and fun activity space offers something for all levels of art in April.
APR 11/12
1-3PM
Paint with acrylic markers in this fun-filled activity perfect for all ages!
This session is free to participate and welcome to all visitors. Walk-ins welcome!
Comet Girl is an illustrator with an innate curiosity with the human condition and a love for bright colours and cute girls
APR 11/12
3-5PM
This workshop brings participants through the stages of creating a screen print featuring the works of local illustrator SCONG, taught by Artblovk Pop-up Gallery.
$5 participation fee. All materials provided. Walk-ins welcome!
Featured artists:
I am SCONG, Architecture slave by day, Doodle Noodler by night.
APR 11
7-9PM
APR 12
7-9PM
14 FEB 2026 (SAT)
1pm to 7pm
HAJI LANE / BAGHDAD STREET, SINGAPORE
Artblovk Pop-up Gallery will participate as part of Kampong Gelam Alliance's inaugural [Art on Wheels] Event, celebrating the diversity and creativity of artists, painters & photographers to be part of their first roving arts & visuals exhibition. This collection of visual works will be displayed as an open air exhibition in the burgeoning streets of Haji Lane and Baghdad street in the Kampong Gelam District of Singapore.
Hailing from every corner of Singapore, Artblovk presents a curated selection of works from artists who are a part of the fabric that makes up the Kampong Gelam creative scene.
COMET GIRL
EXPLOSIVE MINESTRONE
CHRISTINE R. BAY
YE ZHEN (Singapore Hip Hop Horror Comics)
AZRIDJOKOLORO
HATSUNE NENEKO
3-20-18 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Design Festa Gallery Harajuku WEST, West Artpiece W13
東京都渋谷区神宮前3-20-18
This lighthearted collection of micro-sized artworks no larger than 10x10cm by a curated selection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian visual artists will be exhibited in the heart of Japan's fashion and street culture district in the Design Festa Gallery Harajuku, a centre for artistic expression for artists of all nationalities, ages and identities.
CHRISTINE R. BAY, Song of Eve and Lilith, 2025, 10 x 10 x 4.5cm, Japanese watercolors, acrylics, oils, bamboo paper, Arches paper for oils, silk paper, adhesive, plastic
A Good Citizen, Digital Deity, 2025, 11x10cm, Digital Illustration
Explosive Minestrone, Blemmyes, 2025, 5.5x6.5cm, Custom toy parts and epoxy and acrylic paint
EBAO, DooDon Chan : Rakki, 2025, 10x10cm, Aerosol paint and Acrylic markers on canvas
Comet Girl, Candy Coated, 2025, 10x10cm, Acrylic markers on canvas
WhiteBlue, Daddy Knots, 2025, 10x10cm, Silkscreen print on Vinyl Sheet
Sarah Thursday, Eye've seen things, 2025, 10x10cm, Acrylic on Canvas
Erikartoon, An Eye for an Eye, A Tooth for a Tooth, 2025, 10x10cm, Acrylic on Canvas
Parincashmony, Untitled, 2025, 10x10cm, Acrylic on Wood block
The exhibits, which are held in over 70 spaces of various sizes, are full of original works that are unique in the world, as well as expressions and talents that have never been seen or encountered before.
Exit Takeshita Street and go straight along the road to the right of Murasaki Sports.
Turn left at the second corner. After going straight for a while, you will see the Design Festa Gallery WEST building on your right.