Arts

Held in the artcommune gallery, revisit the story of Cheong Soo Pieng, Singapore’s pioneer art master and one of the most innovative Chinese artists of the 20th century at the exhibition “Tonalities: The Ink...

“I can’t make art.” That’s something common people might say but this newly opened art studio lets anyone and everyone make a modernist masterpiece, with the help of Science.  Motion Art Space, located at Arab...

Lynda Mullaly Hunt’s book Fish in a Tree is a story about Ally, a middle school child who learns to rise above her learning difficulties. This inspiring story speaks to children who are different...

It was our first arts-related outing since COVID-19 broke and it felt good to be back! Social distancing measures didn’t dampen the magic of the theatre, which was ably delivered by The Feelings Farm...

Bringing up children who are kind and compassionate, unprejudiced and empathetic is probably a goal for many. It isn’t an easy task given how most of the children grow up in privileged circumstances, neither...

The inaugural Gallery Children’s Biennale takes place from 20 May to 8 October 2017 at National Gallery Singapore. We speak with Ms Suenne Megan Tan, Director of Audience Development & Engagement at National Gallery...

Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt is a novel speaks to every child who has ever felt out of place in school. It is a story about discovering one’s abilities and the...