Concrete Post
Earl Lu Gallery, Lasalle College of the Arts
05 Feb - 23 Feb 2026
Melbourne-based arts collective CONCRETE POST was founded by artists Hanna Tai, Melanie Jayne Taylor, Andrew Tetzlaff, David Thomas and Jana Wellendorf in 2014.
This Singapore iteration of CONCRETE POST is the collective's first in Asia, following four major iterations earlier in Australia and Germany. CONCRETE POST: Singapore explores the poetics of materials, forms and images via intimately scaled composite works utilising painting, photography, video, sculpture and installation components in a site-sensitive manner which acknowledges the particularities of Earl Lu Gallery.
The project considers how attentive looking can reveal understandings of care, time, memory, transience and impermanence. It aims to create a dialogue around the aforementioned issues between local and international artists revealing how similarities and differences of approaches are manifest.
The project is developed by CONCRETE POST in collaboration with co-curators lan Woo and Adeline Kueh, as well as artists from Singapore and the region.
Participating Artists:
Adeline Kueh | Andrew Tetzlaff | Christoph Dahlhausen | David Thomas | Guo-Liang Tan | Hanna Tai | Hazel Lim | lan Woo | Jeremy Sharma | Cheong Kah Kit | Melanie Jayne Taylor | Shiau-Peng Chen
Photo credit: Andy Tetzlaff, Wong Jingwei & Ian Woo

Exhibition view, Concrete Post

Exhibition view, Concrete Post
Artworks (from left), Hazel Lim, Ian Woo, Andrew Tetzlaff, Melanie Jayne Taylor


Perpendiculiar Asymptotes #10 (left), 14.8 x 21 cm, mixed media on paper, 2024
Perimeter & Circumferences #03 (right), 21 x 29.7 cm, embroidery threads on paper, 2025


Perpendiculiar Asymptotes #46 (left), #01 (right), 14.8 x 21 cm, mixed media on paper, 2024

Perpendiculiar Asymptotes #01 and #46; Perimeter & Circumferences #03 (from left to right)

Perpendiculiar Asymptotes #10 (right), 14.8 x 21 cm, mixed media on paper, 2024
Bodies (left), automotive paint on aluminium honeycomb panel, by Christoph Dahlhausen, 2023

Perpendiculiar Asymptotes #99 (left), 14.8 x 21 cm, mixed media on paper, 2024
Cut and dry (right), acrylic on wood, 2026 by Ian Woo

Perimeter & Circumferences #01 (left), 21 x 29.7 cm, embroidery threads on paper, 2025
Soft Landings (firmament) (right) by Andrew Tetzlaff

Exhibition view, Concrete Post
Artworks from left by David Thomas, Shiau-Peng Chen and Hazel Lim

Exhibition view, Concrete Post

Exhibition view, Concrete Post