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Singapore Art Museum commissions diverse art projects and programmes for public spaces, creating physical and virtual nodes for engagement with communities.
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Get matched →The Everyday Museum is a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum that commissions diverse art projects and programmes to create physical and virtual nodes for engagement and interaction, shaping cultural spaces for and with communities. Dedicated to supporting artistic practice in public spaces, The Everyday Museum is a platform for creative production and experimentation that transforms everyday experiences into meaningful encounters and offers new perspectives on the conditions of our time.
Responding to the shifting rhythms and logics of the Central Business District, Singapore-based artists create works that slip into the spaces between buildings and pedestrian paths, offering moments for listening and reminiscence. By introducing brief interventions into daily routines, the Momentary Pulses series draws attention to the subtle irregularities of urban time and textures that surface when we pause.
Tanjong Pagar Central Business District, Singapore. Works are accessible at all times across various locations including Spottiswoode Park and Tanjong Pagar Distripark.
Featured artists include Zen Teh, Ian Tee in collaboration with Muhammad Dhiya Bin Rahman and Jovan Tong, Fiona Seow, Grace Tan, Genevieve Chua, Isabella Teng, Daniel Chong, and Kapilan Naidu. Projects span materials including rattan, wood, tropical plants, fabric, foam, resin, metal, and digital media.
For details on programmes and to discover #ArtWhereYouAre, visit theeverydaymuseum.sg
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