A fruitful trip down Singapore Art Museum
Most of the museums in Singapore welcome Singaporeans and Permanent Residents (PR) with warm hospitality as they offer free entry to Singaporeans and PR... With more attractions and museums on board, we have a total of 11 attractions to visit for free. I took this chance to visit the Singapore Art Museum (SAM). Being a Singaporean myself, I will make full use of the opportunity (free entry) to visit more museums and attractions and get to know Singapore’s story and appreciate my country as Rome was not built in a day, so what we have today is what we worked for.
The Singapore Art
Museum (SAM) is located at Bras
Basah Road is housed in a beautifully restored school building (the former St.
Joseph's Institution). It opened in January 1996, and it aims to preserve and
present the contemporary art and
art histories of Singapore and Southeast Asia.
The Singapore Art
Museum (SAM) has worldwide links
with international museums such as Louvre
Museum, Guggenheim Museum, Shanghai Art Museum and etc...
SAM is home to the world’s largest public collection of modern and contemporary
Southeast Asian artworks, with a growing collection of international
contemporary art.
I
began my art journey with The Learning
Gallery...
Designer:
Jason Wee From Singapore
The
winner of the voter's prize award at the Singapore Art Show 2009, Self-Portrait
(No More Tears Mr. Lee) is made out
of 8000 plastics shampoo bottle caps placed individually on an angled pedestal.
Designer:
EKo Nugroho from Indonesia
Lembar
Negarane, Cupet Pikirane (Big country, Narrow
mindset)
Designer:
Terra Bajraghosa from Indonesia
Liberty
Lead the Pixel (after E. Delacroix)
the grass is always greener on
the inside
I
have visited the National Museum of Singapore and Singapore Art Museum so far. Oh
well, ever since museums in Singapore come on board together in May, 2013, I
feel that the number of visitors have increased tremendously on weekends, and
this is a good initiative step to keep Singapore’s past alive and strengthen
the link with the younger generation. I think my next destination will be
either Singapore Philatelic Museum or Singapore Discovery Centre.
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