More Than Ever, we seek dialogue. In 2025, Singapore marks its 60th year of independence. How has our cultural identity evolved, and what can we learn from the evolutions of other cultural narratives and strategies? This conversation series reflects on these questions through the lens of SIFA. How do we take the measure of the […]
Presented by Arts House Limited (AHL), VERSE kicks off with a vibrant line-up of multisensorial experiences celebrating the diversity of Singapore literature, held in conjunction with Light to Night Singapore from 17 January to 2 February at The Arts House at the Old Parliament (TAH). Responding to Light to Night Singapore’s theme Do You See […]
Verve Arts Festival is back this year with the new theme, ‘WYD? – What’s Your Dream?’, in short, WYD? The theme prompts us and audiences alike to reflect on our dreams and take a pause in the hustle and bustle of our productive society, to ask ourselves the very question that fuels and drives us […]
What was The Arts House used for? Who were the people who sat in the rooms and walked its corridors? From 25 to 26 May 2024, celebrate the curiosity, adventure and joy in stories with Monstrous Fun! at The Arts House organised by Arts House Limited. From The Arts House Story Tour to workshops […]
Drawn to Life is a captivating group show that celebrates the profound beauty in life that fascinates and attracts us. In a world saturated with the grand and the dazzling, the exhibition seeks to redirect our gaze towards the beauty within and around us, sometimes in unexpected places. The mix of eighteen local and international […]
Aung Myint’s ‘Dots. Lines. Crosses’ is a concise exhibition that features highlights of the artist’s painting oeuvre from the 1990s to now. Aung Myint (b. 1946) has a special place in the developing timeline of Myanmar modern and contemporary art. His art and the Inya Gallery that he inaugurated in 1989 have acted as change-maker […]
Organised by Arts House Limited, Textures, the annual literary festival that celebrates Singapore literature (SingLit), returns once again from 19 - 28 January 2024 at The Arts House, in conjunction with the Light to Night Festival and Singapore Art Week. Featuring an array of multidisciplinary SingLit-related programmes and showcases that respond to the theme ‘Reimagine,’ […]
Clay Camp is a unique and diverse celebration of clay, craftsmanship, and community. Join Mud Rock Ceramics in commemorating their 10th Anniversary at this one-of-a-kind event, which features an array of activities such as inspiring exhibitions, hands-on Masterclasses, lectures with world-renowned ceramicists, career talks, live demonstrations, guided museum tours, and an epic closing party. A […]
Singapore Writers Festival, the premier multi-lingual literary arts festival in Singapore, celebrates its 25th edition this year and returns from 4 to 20 November 2022 in full force since the pandemic. With more than 200 programmes over three festival weekends, from festival favourites to unexpected new offerings, there is something for everyone – children, […]
A solo exhibition of images shot on all 7 continents of our planet, captured by photographer Clifford Yap on his travels from Asia to Antarctica. From storm-chasing in the USA and safaris in Africa to frozen Icelandic landscapes and the urbanscapes of his hometown Singapore, the images encapsulate Yap's mantra "for the love of life […]
Chng Seok Tin – Remembrance of a Friend is an exhibition that fondly recalls the late artist’s legacy of artworks. Vignettes of favourite artworks, projects and thoughts shared by Chng during her lifetime with friends, students and family members are recalled through selections of her art spanning forty years from 1975 till 2016. An artist […]
Inspired by the architecture and history of The Chamber at The Arts House, acclaimed British-Nigerian contemporary artist Yinka Shonibare CBE, RA will create a new site-sculptural installation, titled <i>Justice for All<i>. This site-specific installation is presented by The Asian Art Institutum, together with The Arts House and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London. <i>Justice for All by […]
