2025
Exhibition
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10th Daegu Photo Biennale
10th 대구사진비엔날레
The Pulse of Life
생명의 울림
Daegu Culture & Arts Center
대구문화예술회관
Exhibition Hall 10
201, Gongwonsunhwan-ro, Dalseo-gu, Daegu 대구광역시 달서구 공원순환로 201
18 September 2025 - 16 November 2025
Microscopic Images
Risograph, Pages are loose and held together with binder clips and a folded cover, includes an A3-size artwork (folded) and 3-page conversation
2024
Exhibition
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When the World Stops Turning
세상이 멈추었을 때
한-아세안 문화혁신 공동협력 완성지원사업
ASEAN-KOREA Cooperation Project for Innovative Culture 2024
FRAME SEONGSU
성동구 성덕정15길 2-19 (성수동), Seoul, Korea 04775
20 November 2024 - 15 December 2024
Ephemeral Echoes
Dye sublimination on fabric, handstitched
2024
Exhibition
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reading together
窸 窸 窣 窣
6 July 2024 - 4 August 2024
Microscopic Images
edition of 500
61 pages, Risograph printed in black
198mm × 287mm, softcover (loose pages held together with binder clips and folded cover)
ISBN 978-981-18-1068-8
2024
Press
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Microscopic Images (2nd Ed.)
by Loh Xiang Yun,
edited and designed by gideon-jamie
edition of 500
61 pages, Risograph printed in black
198mm × 287mm, softcover (loose pages held together with binder clips and folded cover)
ISBN 978-981-18-1068-8
Microscopic Images is an artist publication by Loh Xiang Yun that extends from her work as a scientific botanical illustrator at Singapore Botanic Gardens, an activity she describes as problem-solving in nature and taps on processes and ways of thinking in design. This publication investigates and presents an early incidental part of that process by looking into her archive of microscopic images created for drafting botanical illustrations in scientific publications. The book includes an A3-size botanical drawing of a fictional plant by the artist based on a set of microscopic images selected by Temporary Press.
2023
Event
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INDIECON 2023
Independent
Publishing
Festival 2023
Obergafen, Hamburg
01-03 Sep 2023
Artwork Immediacy, 2022, 1.5m x 6.5m
Dye-sublimation printing on organza and satin,
thread-sewn binding,
2023
Exhibition
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Margaret Flockton Award 2023
National Herbarium of New South Wales Foyer, Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan,
21 Aug – 6 Oct 2023,
Mon - Fri, 10am - 4pm
Artwork: Dioscorea tenuifolia Ridl.
Media: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board
Year: 2023
A showcase of outstanding scientific botanical illustrations, selected as finalists for the 2023
Margaret Flockton Award.
2023
Exhibition
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Tropical Forest Sceneries: Singapore & Beyond
Botanical Art Gallery
(Gallop Extension), Level 1
15 Mar 2023 to 17 Sep 2023,
9am - 6pm
Artworks: Alyxiav reinwardtii (top),
Hoya latifolia (middle),
Marsdenia maingayi (below)
Media: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board
Year: 2019, 2019, 2018
2022
Press
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KaleidoscopeBooks
Chat Room Vol.27
2021
Exhibition
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BOTANICAL LINES
Pen and ink illustrations from the Singapore Botanic Gardens archives
Botanical Art Gallery
(Gallop Extension), Level 1
9 Oct 2021 to 3 Apr 2022,
9am - 6pm
Artwork: Homalium grandiflorum Benth
Media: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board
Year: 2020
2021
Press
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Supermama
@ Asian Civilisation Museum
Publications available:
Microscopic Images,
Self-portraits | at the Singapore Botanic Gardens
Organised scenery, and
Salad
2021
Press
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Tropical Plants in Focus: Botanical Illustration at the Singapore Botanic Garden
Published in 2021 by
National Parks Board
Artwork: Wrightia laevis Hook.f.
Media: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board
Year: 2019
This drawing was commissioned for the 10-year project ‘Flora of Singapore’ spearheaded by the Singapore Botanic Gardens under the National Parks Board (NParks). It also won the 'Highly Commended’ award in 2019 for the Margaret Flockton Award, an award — an international award for excellence in scientific botanical illustration.
2021
Event
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Habit of your plant
Platform P
Online Workshop, Zoom
13 May 2021,
6pm (GST) / 7pm (KST)
2019
Press
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Publication launch of Flora of Singapore
Volume 13
Published in 2021 by
National Parks Board
19 Oct 2019
Artwork: Tabernaemontana pauciflora
Media: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board
Year: 2019
2019
Award
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Margaret Flockton Award 2019
Highly Commended
Artwork: Wrightia laevis hook.f
Media: Pen and Ink on Bristol Board
Year: 2019
This drawing was commissioned for the 10-year project ‘Flora of Singapore’ spearheaded by the Singapore Botanic Gardens under the National Parks Board (NParks). It also won the 'Highly Commended' award in 2019 for the Margaret Flockton Award, an award — an international award for excellence in scientific botanical illustration.