Public Art
*SCAPE
31 December 2024 to 26 January 2025
Free admission
Synopsis
‘The familiar past, the unpredictable present, and the unknown future’
The equation “PAST x PRESENT = FUTURE” invites contemplation on how the echoes of the past resonate in the present, shaping the trajectory of what is yet to come.
In its third edition, the theme for Comma Creative Arts Festival invites artists to delve into this interconnectedness by unearthing forgotten narratives, rituals, and traditions. Across the Somerset Belt, young and bold artists will pay homage to our roots while offering fresh and contemporary interpretations, weaving together the threads of past, present, and future.
Comma also invites audiences to experience *SCAPE’s ongoing transformation. Its unique setting provides a compelling backdrop to showcase and celebrate emerging artists, dancers, and musicians in the fields of visual arts, interdisciplinary arts, dance film, crafts and music.
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.
Auto Icons and Porsche Singapore
18 Jan 2025 to 19 Jan 2025
Free admission
A one-of-a-kind 911 Dakar Art Car painted by automotive artist and designer Chris Dunlop returns to Singapore after touring Monterey Car Week.
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.
Public Art
Mark Chua and Lam Li Shuen
17 Jan 2025 to 27 Jan 2025
Free admission
Before and After the Unknown is a multimedia exhibition by Mark Chua and Lam Li Shuen, exploring existence as an island in time through a speculative fiction universe of 11th-century Temasek.
