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Editorial for The New Yorker - Gillman Barracks

Editorial for The New Yorker - Gillman Barracks

Gillman Barracks, a former British military camp, is now a 6.4 hectares art cluster in southern Singapore. The project of the Economic Development Board and the National Arts Council houses galleries like the New York-based Sundaram Tagore, Kyoto's Tomio Koyama and other businesses.

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