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This eagerly awaited exhibition is set to captivate audiences with its remarkable fusion of creativity, artistic vision, and intricate design, showcasing Sawaya’s talent for transforming a simple toy into profound works of art.
From now until 7 September, the Singapore Night Festival is back for its 15th edition in the Bras Basah.Bugis area, offering festival-goers a chance to explore and discover the rich history of the precinct with the theme Art of Play. The event features over 50 programs, including projection mapping artworks, performances, Festival Villages, and Night Lights installations.
Gardens by the Bay presents a unique 2,650 sqm exhibit blending horticulture and digital art. “Impressions of Monet” pays tribute to Claude Monet with two components: a floral display, “The Garden,” and a multi-sensory exhibition, “The Experience.” This innovative showcase marks a new milestone, merging traditional and digital art forms.
Singapore’s light art festival, i Light returned for its 10th edition. This year’s festival is inspired by the theme of Cyclical Nature and the color green, which represents nature and our environment on the visible light spectrum.
The 8th edition of Light to Night Singapore: Reimagine takes festival-goers on a journey of unexpected and unconventional exploration, using inspiration from history, origin, and artworks from the National Collection to present a multitude of sensorial experiences for all.
Christmas Wonderland, Singapore’s largest Christmas fair, is back for its 10th edition. It showcases an expanded fairground that boasts an impressive array of light exhibits, carnival rides, and a variety of festive activities.
Explore the life of Mr Lee Kuan Yew at LKY: THE EXPERIENCE, an immersive adventure that vividly recreates his memories, key achievements and driving forces through a unique journey through time.
Rose Romance, the illustrious Queen of Flowers is back at Gardens by the Bay.
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