Public Art
Funan (Capitaland) and vertical submarine
22 January 2026 to 22 February 2025
10am-10pm
Free admission
Most exhibits are free, with selected paid/ticketed events
Synopsis
Curated by Justin Loke (vertical submarine), Creative Intersections: HobbyHorse transforms Funan into a carnivalesque arena where art, brands, and the everyday collide. Inspired by the folkloric hobbyhorse, the campaign explores movement, creativity, and obsession through installations and performances that blur the lines between play, culture, and consumer life. Visitors are invited to explore how hobbies both profound and playful reflect desires, identities, and the rhythms of modern living.Curators: Justin Loke
Artists: Chiew Sien Kuan, Clio Chuang, Clogtwo, Gavin Lee, Grace Tan, Hojyn, Artist, Isabel Lim, Jeremy Hiah, Jerry Yeo, Jesvin Yeo, Lionsforge, Loy Yu Shuen, Mr Phua a.k.a. Jackie Chan of Jalan Besar, Ngiam Li Yi, Sam Lay, Saurabh Mangla, Steven Low, The Foolish Tribe, The Artist Village, Victor Fernando R. Ocampo, Veronyka Lau, wasteXscape, Wendy Victoria Mack, ZERO
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Public Art
Aaron Lim and Quek Jia Qi
20 Jan 2026 to 20 Feb 2026
Free admission
Bring Your Own Racket (BYOR) reimagines the badminton net as a sculptural space for play and connection, inviting all to pause, move, and rediscover joy in the city’s everyday landscape.
Public Art
Objectifs
20 Jan 2026 to 31 Jan 2026
Free admission
Conceptualised as companion pieces, YOU ARE HELD HERE IN THIS MOMENT and YOU WILL NOT FEEL THIS WAY FOREVER is an exploration of text and the architecture of public space.
Public Art
Joanne Pang
23 Jan 2026 to 5 Feb 2026
Free admission
The public installation is a site-specific work consisting of a series of objects and printed panels supported by a scaffolding structure—fetal scans during the gestation and objects connected to obstetrics.
Public Art
Singapore River One
22 Jan 2026 to 31 Jan 2026
Free admission
Ever seen wire art on lampposts? Figures in Time by Yeo Chee Kiong features five wire sculptures reflecting the river's history. Elevated placement brings inventive public art to the Singapore River precinct.
