‘I Want To Go Home’, written by Singaporean author Wesley Leon Aroozoo, is a documentary-novel about Yasuo Takamatsu, who lost his wife to the tsunami that hit Onagawa in 2011. Since that fateful day, he has been diving in the sea every week in search for her.
National Gallery Singapore announces the appointment of four new Board Members and the retirement of three Board…
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) announced that Dr June Yap will join the team at SAM as…
unrealised is a digital extension of the National Gallery Singapore’s exhibition area accessible only via the Gallery…
This year’s Patron of the Arts Awards ceremony and dinner honoured a total of 302 awardees that gave a total of $64.7 million to the arts in 2016.
Singaporean artist Robert Zhao Renhui is one of the four shortlisted artists in the third edition of…
President Tony Tan hosted a tea reception at the Istana for renowned Singaporean artists and the Istana…
The relocation is scheduled for the last quarter of 2017.
18 – 26 August 2017, 7.30pm – 12 midnight Performance nights on 24, 25, 26 August 2017…
Civic District Outdoor Festival offers the first outdoor multimedia circuit, across six programme zones and over 40 outdoor and indoor programmes by four iconic institutions
Two of nine Singapore Art Museum banners in Tanjong Pagar replaced after official complaints
Official complaints were lodged over their promotion of inappropriate behaviours in a senior-centric zone. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The controversial cigarette on the mural came to widespread public attention on June 21. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Art project urges Tanjong Pagar residents to keep staring: 'It all feels weird'
Is this form of artistic expression creative or plain weird? Either way, it certainly has sparked conversations. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
vogue.sg/female-artists-singapore/ These young Singaporean artists are making waves around the world with work based on relatable, women-led narratives
Meet three emerging female artists from Singapore making their voices heard in the global art scene
These young Singaporean artists are making waves around the world with work based on relatable, women-led narratives
