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Commission public art installations exploring the Singapore Rail Corridor through site-specific works by three selected artists.
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Get matched →Singapore Deviation is a series of public art commissions exploring the iconic Rail Corridor in Singapore through the works of three artists: Sookoon Ang, Hilmi Johandi, and Tan Pin Pin. Conceived as site-specific installations, each artist offers a unique entry point into the evolving uses of the site, from colonial railway to wildlife corridor and recreational trail.
The public art trail explores the 24km track that runs through the north-south axis of Singapore. The original Singapore-Kranji Railway was realigned in 1932. The track operated for decades before the last train departed in 2011 and has since been repurposed as an urban retreat and community leisure zone.
Singapore Deviation is commissioned by The Everyday Museum, a public art initiative of Singapore Art Museum, made possible with support from Sun Venture and in venue partnership with JTC, SBS Transit and Land Transport Authority.
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