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Public Art
Mondrian Singapore Duxton
23 January 2026 to 31 January 2026
Free admission
Synopsis
Commissioned as part of the Singapore Tourism Board's Creator Residency in collaboration with Mondrian Singapore Duxton, this site-specific staircase mural is led by Singaporean artist Tobyato and Filipino artist Jappy Agoncillo. Centred on the lion, the collaborative artwork brings together two distinct urban Southeast Asian styles. Inspired by the spirit of rojak, it reflects Singapore's layered creativity, cultural diversity, and shared regional heritage, transforming the hotel's staircase into a living art experience.Inspired by the spirit of creativity behind the stairs mural, Christina's introduces a playful "Paint-a-bear" DIY dessert experience during Singapore Art Week for $38++. Guests are invited to paint their own dessert before indulging, turning the final course into a canvas. The interactive experience encourages self-expression and imagination, reflecting Mondrian Singapore Duxton's art-forward philosophy where creativity extends beyond the walls and onto the table.
Artists: Tobyato and Jappy Agoncillo
Public Art
CHIJMES
22 Jan 2026 to 31 Jan 2026
Free admission
JEON BYEONG SAM: Rumination transforms the colours and shapes of national flags into moving abstractions projected onto CHIJMES. The work guides viewers to observe change, continuity, and connections among cultures.
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.
Public Art
HeritageSG
24 Jan 2026 to 1 Jul 2026
Free admission
No Wrong Turns Here! is an interactive mural that draws you into the pulsating streets of Singapore's Creative District - Bras Basah.Bugis (affectionately known as BBB).
HeritageSG & Co-Organiser: Justin Loke (Vertical Submarine)
22 Jan 2026 to 31 Jan 2026
Free admission
Part of the Tran-Slates series, Si Beh Lor reimagines heritage craft into sculptural form, blending memory, tradition, and contemporary design in the heart of Singapore’s creative district.
