Public Art
Elisa Liu & Cheng Jin An
17 January 2025 to 26 January 2025
Everyday, 11am - 8pm
Free admission
Synopsis
With the support from Tampines North Community Arts and Culture Club (CACC), Wishes in the Wind is a multi-disciplinary community art exhibition that offers an intimate look into the hopes and aspirations of everyday people. This exhibition showcases hand-crafted wish flags, lovingly created by Tampines residents, paired with immersive soundscapes featuring ambient sounds of the neighbourhood and the heartfelt voices of participants sharing their dreams for the future. Filled with personal messages & symbols, the wish flags flutter in the wind, spreading their well wishes as far and wide as the wind would carry them. Share your dreams with us, make some introspective artworks and add to our growing art installation! What are your wishes for the future?Participating artists/curators:
Elisa Liu, Visual Artist/Producer
Cheng Jin An, Sound Artist/Producer
Public Art
Veronyka Lau, Agatha 'Agy' Lee & Adeline Huang
17 Jan 2025 to 26 Jan 2025
Free admission
The Textile Paper Lab and Canberra residents re-imagine their community spaces with majestic soft sculptures that catch the light and wind and soar with their vibrant spirits.
Developed by Atelier HOKO, Commissioned by The Everyday Museum, a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum
17 Jan 2025 to 27 Jan 2025
Free admission
A pop-up presentation exploring the role of instructional art in public spaces, advancing the dialogue on how we balance routine compliance with creative expression in daily interactions.
Public Art
Queensway Television
11 Jan 2025 to 16 Feb 2025
Free admission
Adept at translating keen observations of ordinary gestures and routines into poetic meditations of our reality, Ho opts to fixate on the action of glass wiping for the video work created for this exhibition.
Public Art
Temporal Displacement Agency
17 Jan 2025 to 17 Feb 2025
Free admission
The National Antiquities Parade is an interactive installation where visitors can paint and restore newly unearthed clay figurines created by Mountbatten residents depicting the last National Day at the old Kallang National Stadium.
