Exhibitions

Virtual Realms: Videogames Transformed presents an all-new way to experience the creativity from gaming; now available at ArtScience Museum.

It’s the end of a Saturday night. The outfit you painstakingly wrestled from a closet of truly uninspiring clothes is stained with half-a-pint of beer. In a drunken stupor, you shimmy from the outfit and toss it unceremoniously into a nearby wicker basket. The stench of beer presently suffusing the room is now sole testament to the unspeakable antics which took place that night.  The central question is this: can you imagine that one day that very outfit will speak to future generations about the culture of today? Well, the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall (SYSNMH) certainly could, and they…

The Changi Chapel Museum has recently been revamped and visitors can come to learn about Changi prison camp during the Japanese Occupation.

At Gardens by the Bay, bear witness to beautifully crafted glass art pieces made by renowned artist Dale Chihuly with 'Glass in Bloom'.

After a year-long hiatus, Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre's annual Cultural Extravaganza is back with a new hybrid form this 2021!

Sikhs in Singapore - A Story Untold explores the various stories of the Sikh people who have been part of Singapore's rich history.

Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre spotlights the Qingming Festival's customs and traditions through its list of newly launched programmes.

Part of Singapore Art Week (SAW) 2021, we visited the Otherworlds: Non/Digital Realities exhibition, where VR is incorporated into artworks.

No need to travel to a galaxy far, far away to get your Star Wars fix as Star Wars Identities: The Exhibition finally arrives in Singapore!

“Do you think technology could ever coexist with nature?” I asked Tulika. “That’s the dream!” She chirped proudly. After almost a year, Tulika Ahuja, Founder and Curator of MAMA MAGNET (an Arts Programming Consultancy), presents us with various perspectives of Man’s fragile relationship with nature through art and exhibitions, supported by the National Arts Council. The digital dynasty of augmented flora and fauna is the brainchild of artists Reza Hasni and Siah Tiong Hong, with Tina Fung (Space Objekt studio) as the principal set designer. The experience begins with a scan of the QR Codes found around the exhibition This…