Looking for something to do during the weekend or what’s on in the weeks ahead? Check out our list of events – including online ones that you can enjoy at home.
Zee Zee in Concert
This is Chinese pianist Zee Zee (Zhang Zuo)’s debut concert in Singapore. Over two evenings, Zee Zee will present captivating programmes comprising of Arnold Schönberg’s Drei
When: 23 January to 24 January, 2022
Where: Concert Hall, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Jumping Clay Sculpting at Sentosa
Roll, sculpt, and bring your imagination to life through these clay figurines. Suitable for all ages, the Jumping Clay Sculpting session helps you learn basic techniques like how to mould shapes, while having some family fun on Sentosa.
When: Until 24 January, 2022
Where: Palawan Kidz City
Many Mansions
The first show of 2022 features the return of Artists Village alumni Wong Shih Yaw to solo showings. Collected extensively for the national collection by the Singapore Art Museum/National Gallery of Singapore, Shih Yaw represents the experimental avant-garde Artists Village generation. The current solo sees a shift to architectural themes and is part of Singapore Art Week 2022.
When: Until 24 January, 2022
Where: Utterly Art Exhibition
Orange Blossom DIY Skincare Workshop
Since it’s Chinese New Year soon and the supermarkets will soon be stocked with fresh oranges, you will learn how to use the fruit 3 ways to make different recipes for your everyday bath & skin needs. Join this workshop and see how the blend of fresh fruits and other natural ingredients changes the way you protect and heal your skin.
When: 25 January, 2022
Where: Tanjong Rhu
Archives Unlocked: Trash or Treasure?
Memorabilia and family heirlooms are treasures that can be easily damaged by heat, humidity, light, pests, and handling. All objects deteriorate over time, but there are ways you can store and handle these keepsakes that will keep degradation at bay.
When: 25 January, 2022
Where: Online
Andrea Molteni performs Beethoven’s “Hammerklavier”
From the Residency of the Ambassador of Italy in Singapore, the rising Italian piano talent Andrea Molteni will be performing the famous Piano Sonata No.29 in B flat major, Op. 106 composed by Ludwig Van Beethoven in 1817-1819 in a live stream.
When: 25 January, 2022
Where: Online
Obtaining Mortgages on Properties Overseas with GMG
Did you know that getting a US mortgage regardless of your passport is not only possible but easier than in the UK or Australia? In this webinar, America Mortgages, a division of Global Mortgage Group, will share and discuss what’s required to obtain a mortgage loan for real estate in one of the world’s largest and most stable real estate markets, the US.
When: 26 January, 2022
Where: Online
Beach Bootcamp and Yoga at Tanjong Beach
Welcome 2022, and welcome to the new you! If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to get fit in 2022, then this is your starting line. Join us for a morning of exercise and relaxation at Tanjong Beach. This bootcamp and yoga session will do wonders for your soul – trust us, we’ve tried it. Betina and Janne are amazing teachers and welcome everyone with any fitness level.
When: 27 January, 2022
Where: Tanjong Beach
Sentosa’s Clean Beauty Workshop
Unleash your inner child and get your hands busy with the JOMO Studio team, who will guide you on making your very own play dough body shampoo using natural ingredients. You will also get to put your creativity to the test and transform the play dough into a cute Christmas miniature.
When: Until 27 January, 2022
Where: Palawan Kidz City
Ushering in Spring Grandeur at One Raffles Place
Indulge in grandeur rewards at One Raffles Place and receive a $10 ORP e-voucher and exclusive Ang-paos upon spending of $88*. *T&Cs apply. Enjoy their exclusive WhatsApp sticker pack, inclusive of 10 distinctive stickers of festive greetings perfect for celebrating the Tiger Year.
When: Until 28 January, 2022
Where: One Raffles Place Shopping Mall
Rippling Scores: Marbling and Etching on Copperplate
Learn to etch your desired motifs on copperplate, and discover its marbling effects by creating patterns of swirling loops and rippling edges in this 3-hour workshop.
When: Until 28 January, 2022
Where: STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery
SMU Patron’s Day 2022
SMU commemorates our 22nd anniversary on Patron’s Day (PD), with the theme Celebrate Balance. In numerology, 22 is a symmetrical number that symbolises balance and harmony. This Patron’s Day, as we celebrate turning 22, we want to call on all to Celebrate Balance.
When: 21 to 28 January, 2022
Where: SMU Campus Green
Our Unheard Youths: Will You Hear Us?
Temasek Shophouse collaborates with SHINE Children and Youth Services, a registered charity to create a space for youths to share their unheard stories in the ‘Our Unheard Youths: Will You Hear Us?’ Visual Art Exhibition. The exhibition aims to raise public awareness of the unheard struggles and hopes children and youth are experiencing from their perspective.
When: Until 28 January, 2022
Where: Temasek Shophouse
Remember Your Dreams by Cyril Lancelin
Measuring 10 x 12.4 x 7.6 metres (L x W x H) this immersive work is composed of air-filled elements and creates a surreal environment that invites visitors to step out of their everyday reality and remember their dreams. Lancelin chose this color after being inspired by a Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 (model year 1973).
When: 21 to 29 January, 2022
Where: The Promontory @ Marina Bay
Bread Crumbs
In Joshua Kane Gomes and Sarah Radzi’s dual exhibition, the artists commemorate notions of duplicate personas in response to lingering memory trails. Using installations and paintings as artistic devices for cocooned reflection and malignant vulnerability, Gomes and Radzi present a vivid palette of past and present recollections in an unspecified time of limbo.
When: Until 29 January, 2022
Where: Richard Koh Fine Art
Cloop Fashion Swap! – CNY edition
Cloop Fashion Swap! is back with a bang for a CNY edition at Crane. Bring a minimum of 5 clean, good condition women’s apparel to swap for up to 10 at $35. Come swap with a friend at $30 each. Sign up here: bit.ly/33S3yz1
When: 29 to 30 January, 2022
Where: Crane Club
We’re Young Once
Art Agenda proudly presents its first exhibition of 2022, ‘We’re Young Once’. Comprising more than twenty works across different mediums and periods from an intergenerational selection of 15 artists spread across two storeys at Art Agenda @ 63 Spottiswoode, the exhibition is curated by young artist-curator Ian Tee. It forms part of Singapore Art Week (SAW) 2022 and is supported by National Arts Council (NAC) Singapore.
When: Until 30 January, 2022
Where: Art Agenda
Sentosa’s Barre by the Beach
Against the backdrop of Sentosa’s scenic sunsets, push your limits with a full-body barre workout, inspired by ballet, yoga, pilates, and strength training. Explore isometric and dynamic movements with your instructors to build strength and poise.
When: Until 30 January, 2022
Where: Sentosa Beach
The Cosmic Voyage by Glenfiddich
Welcome the Lunar New Year at The Cosmic Voyage by Glenfiddich – an immersive 360° cinematic experience located at the heart of Orchard Road on the rooftop of Design Orchard. The Cosmic Voyage is a rich and multisensory journey that invites viewers to follow the Royal Stag towards a bright galaxy of possibilities.
When: Until 30 January, 2022
Where: Design Orchard
For the House; Against the House
OH! Open House is organising the second edition of For the House; Against the House for Singapore Art Week 2022. This iteration looks at the evolution of Singapore’s art and cultural landscape through the proposition Life Imitates Art. The exhibition continues the unique debate formate where art – from private collections and new commissions – illustrates the arguments.
When: 22 to 31 January, 2022
Where: Oh! Open House
National Engineers Day 2021 – Virtual Exhibition
Using artificial intelligence to protect rainforests, helping society to transform to a low-carbon economy, and more – join the National Engineers Day (NED) 2021 Virtual Exhibition to discover exciting engineering work that is shaping our future.
When: Until 31 January, 2022
Where: Online
Fleeting Moments
Singapore based Japanese Artist, Tsuyumi Miwa, presents her works from the last three years. There is a mix of original works and Giclee prints of originals in limited runs. All are for sale aside from three works that are on loan from private collections.
When: Until 31 January, 2022
Where: Pan Pacific Hotel
Behind The Wall
This production aims to encourage the young and old to embrace diversity and inclusivity, especially towards the migrant worker community in Singapore. Gateway Arts hopes to inspire audiences viewing Behind The Wall to show their empathy for our migrant workers’ living conditions by participating in its campaign initiatives, Gift A Gift and #KindnessStartsAtHome.
When: Until 31 January, 2022
Where: Online
#HuntTheMouse — Safe Distancing Edition
Singapore’s well-loved #HuntTheMouse viral cash hunt by gamification marketing company, Sqkii, is back. The upcoming edition of the game, #HuntTheMouse — Safe Distancing Edition (HTMSD), offers hybrid physical and virtual game mechanics to prioritise the safety of all players, while also giving them the flexibility to hunt remotely. This will be one of Singapore’s pioneering Covid-safe islandwide events.
When: Until 31 January, 2022
Where: various locations
Curiocity: Places & Perspectives
Looking at Singapore today, it is easy to forget that it was once filled with kampungs and plantations. As we have changed, so has our cityscape. By spotlighting selected leisure and entertainment places in downtown Singapore as well as presenting fascinating histories hidden in plain sight, Curiocity gives us an opportunity to examine the evolution of our spaces and reflect on our relationship with them.
When: Until 3 February, 2022
Where: National Library
Indian Performing Arts Convention – Symposium on Bharatanatyam
The symposium will examine some of the innovations to the ancient art form of Bharatanatyam in contemporary times. The curated topics will cover several key elements of the dance form, including choreography, pedagogy, music composition, ensemble work, and abhinaya.
When: Until 6 February, 2022
Where: Esplanade Theatre Studio
Light to Night 2022: New Ways of Seeing, Thinking and Being
A marquee event of Singapore Art Week, Light to Night Festival returns with novel art experiences and spectacular visual art installations across more venues in the Civic District and beyond. The visual arts festival spans three weeks for the first time ever, inviting audiences to foster deeper connections with art as it continues its successful phygital format with over 60 engaging and multi-sensory experiences.
When: Until 3 February, 2022
Where: Civic District
SAM Hoarding Commission: Our Future is In(con)clusive by Sam Lo
This mural responds to the redevelopment of the Singapore Art Museum buildings, making a bold declaration that conveys the artist’s hopes for what the Museum of the future may bring. It invites viewers to look more closely to discover the vibrant motifs within it that symbolise a diverse range of communities in Singapore.
When: Until 6 February, 2022
Where: Singapore Art Museum
SAM Hoarding Commission: When the Odd Ones Out Get In by Kray Chen
This work depicts a legendary winning hand in the Chinese tile-based game mahjong commonly known as “Thirteen Wonders.” It is made up of the 13 least versatile and hence most discarded tiles in the game. While few players are willing to undertake the challenge of winning with this hand, Chen recognises the humour, creativity and wit of its rare combination which defies the rules, structure and logic of mahjong, and provokes an exchange of favourable odds for aesthetics.
When: Until 6 February, 2022
Where: Singapore Art Museum
Archives Unlocked: Problems We Have with Photographs
One of the largest collections at the National Archives of Singapore is its photograph collection. Besides the challenge of managing such a sizeable collection, archivists also must grapple with other considerations and decisions that come with dealing with photographs. Join Yit Chin Chuan as he takes you behind the scenes of managing our photograph collection, where you’ll gain a different perspective. Register now via eventbrite.sg
When: 10 February, 2022
Where: Zoom
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Walk
This walk will take approximately two hours, but you can decide your own pace, of course. Please remember to wear comfortable shoes and clothes; additionally, please bring water and mosquito repellent. Expat Living’s Event Manager Susan will meet you at the meeting point area of the Visitors Centre of the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.
When: 11 February, 2022
Where: Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Chingay50: Celebrating five decades of the ‘People’s Parade’
Returning to delight audiences after its inaugural digital version in 2021, the 2022 annual Chingay showcase (i.e. Chingay50) continues to harness the power of technology and community involvement with its 50th edition. Themed Ignite Our Dreams, Chingay50 will be an exciting multi-dimensional experience airing live online and on social media channels.
When: 12 February, 2022
Where: Online
Creative Intersections: In the Year of the Tiger
This January, Funan is back with its popular mall-wide art activation for the second year. Shoppers can have a taste of an outer space-inspired “Aliens ate my homework” gelato; put their own creative spin on their Dr. Martens boots with customisation workshops, or explore physical and digital non-fungible tokens (NFTs) artworks by local artists.
When: Until 13 February, 2022
Where: Funan
Karius and Baktus
This is the first time Karius and Baktus is shown in Asia. The Norwegian children’s play is about two small tooth trolls, Karius (caries) and Baktus (bacteria), that live inside cavities in the teeth of a boy named Jens. They have a very good life, especially when Jens eats white bread with syrup and fails to brush his teeth afterward. Eventually, their homes, the cavities, are destroyed by a dentist and they are rinsed out of Jens’ mouth through proper dental care.
When: 9 January to 13 February, 2022
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Miss Julie
Hong Kong playwright Amy Ng’s adaptation of August Strindberg’s Miss Julie tells the story of Julie, the daughter of a British tycoon who crashes a servants’ party in post-war Singapore. Soon, regular fun descends into a chaos of class manipulation and power. Although Miss Julie is set in 1948, it is really a play about now. What they talk about and explore in the play – power, sex, and race – is still relevant today.
When: 25 January to 13 February, 2022
Where: KC Arts Centre – Home of SRT
Discover the MacLean Collection
This talk considers a curator’s journey from literature to art history to the cartographic history of East Asia. Discover the MacLean Collection, a private Asian art museum, and separate map library, located just north of Chicago. Currently on display are a number of East Asian maps from the MacLean Collection.
When: 14 February, 2022
Where: Online
Welcome an Abundant Lunar New Year at Yàn
For celebrations at the restaurant, enjoy specially curated a la carte dishes and six sumptuous set menus. The signature Harvest Pen Cai, offered for dine-in and takeaway, heralds the new year with an array of auspicious ingredients. Indulge in jovial revelries at home with delectable festive dishes and treats, available for self-collection and delivery.
When: Until 15 February, 2022
Where: Yan Restaurant
Usher in the Year of the Tiger at SE7ENTH
Usher in the Year of the Tiger with a Prosperity Yu Sheng and Blissful Reunion Set Menu from SE7ENTH restaurant at Oakwood Premier AMTD Singapore. Tuck into the delectable Prosperity Yu Sheng comprising of smoked salmon, smoked snow fish, crispy fish skin topped with a refreshing strawberry-infused plum sauce to whet your appetite.
When: 24 January to 15 February, 2022
Where: SE7ENTH Restaurant
How to Develop your Customer Persona and Content Pillars for 2022
Want to up your game with your content? Not sure how to create and write content that engages and converts? Want some new content ideas for 2022? Join us for a one-hour jam-packed session with Digital Direction. The session will be run via Zoom and both the recording and the slide deck will be made available after the session, in case you can’t attend on the 15th.
When: 15 February, 2022
Where: Zoom
GESS – International School Virtual Open Houses
Our Open Houses are the perfect opportunity to discover GESS – International School, a school founded by parents for the community in 1971. GESS is a not-for-profit school, offering an English IB education to students aged 2 – 18 years old. You can ask the Academic experts questions and consult with the Admissions team during the event.
When: 15 and 17 February, 2022
Where: Online
Singer-Songwriters: Some Strings Attached
Six of Singapore’s most prolific singer-songwriters come together in a one-night-only concert. In a pairing of vocals and (many) strings, weish, Jack & Rai, lewloh, Jaime Wong, Amanda Tee, and Krysta Joy take the stage alongside a seven-piece string ensemble and a rhythm band led by veteran Music Director Bang Wenfu as they reimagine their songs in an intimate setting.
When: 18 February, 2022
Where: Drama Centre Theatre
CNY Deals at Greenwood Fish Market
As Lo Hei season approaches, we’re primed and ready with the latest CNY offerings with menus available for dine-ins, walk-in takeaways, or online orders (islandwide delivery/ self-collection). Browse the full festive menus here: greenwoodfishmarket.com.
When: Until 18 February, 2022
Where: Greenwood Fish Market
Windsor Nature Park Walk
Love walking and want to explore different parts of Singapore? Join us to discover Windsor Nature Park! The hike has some slopes and unpaved terrain, so wear trainers and cool exercise gear – you’re guaranteed to work up a sweat! You can choose your own pace, but please do bring a water bottle; there are toilets at the start and halfway along the walk.
When: 18 February, 2022
Where: Venus Car Park Entrance
Valentine’s Day at Oakwood Premier AMTD
A romantic rendezvous unlike any other awaits this Valentine’s Day with Oakwood Premier AMTD Singapore’s Romance in the Kitchen and A Romantic Getaway packages, along with specially curated dining offers for a truly intimate affair.
When: 6 to 19 February, 2022
Where: Oakwood Premier AMTD
IMPROV 101: Learning to Play
This 6-session course is The Improv Company’s flagship beginners’ class for people new to improvisational theatre. During this course, you’ll learn and hone fundamental improvisational skills like listening, saying yes, and collaborating creatively with your classmates. You will have ample opportunity to practise building characters, develop satisfying onstage relationships, and generate spontaneous stories.
When: Until 21 February, 2022
Where: The Improv Company
Bukit Brown Cemetery Walk
A walk through Bukit Brown Cemetery promises a rich blend of nature and history. Opened in 1922, Bukit Brown has roughly 100,000 tombs belonging to various Chinese social classes. Chew Joo Chiat, the “King of Katong”, is buried here, just to name one prominent figure. It’s a very peaceful place to take a walk and learn about Singapore’s history.
When: 25 February, 2022
Where: Bukit Brown Cemetery Walk
A Little RAW Junior Promotion
A Little RAW, a dance programme for children/teens with different abilities, encourages young dancers to discover more about themselves and the world around them. This programme incorporates elements of fun and play in its approach, moving beyond the boundaries of conventional methodology in dance learning.
When: 5 to 26 February, 2022
Where: Goodman Arts Centre
Fashion and Textiles Gallery: Fashionable in Asia
Challenging the notion that fashion is the preserve of the modern West, this new display shows you what it was like to be fashionable in Asia from the 18th to 20th century. With recent acquisitions of historical garments, participants are in for quite the journey. Explore the styles through King Rama’s court in Thailand, a woman’s wardrobe in Edo-period Japan and batik workshops north of Java.
When: Until 28 February, 2022
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
Keeping Our Story Strong
‘Keeping Our Story Strong’ boasts the largest ever amassed body of Watarru collaboratives in one exhibition, six major works in total to be precise. Alongside these is the largest ever singular collaborative work painted, an impressive 5 metre work titled Tjukurpa Kanpinyatjara, The Creation Stories that Belong to Kanpi, other significant prize recognised collaboratives, and several other major works.
When: Until 28 February, 2022
Where: ReDot Fine Art Gallery
Chinatown CNY Street Light-Up
2022 marks the twentieth year that the Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations Opening Ceremony and Street Light-Up are taking place. Chinese New Year’s street decorations were put together after months of hard work by a team of 12 students from the Singapore University of Technology and Design.
When: Until 2 March, 2022
Where: Chinatown
Somewhere Else: The Forest Reimagined
The works in this exhibition explore the often problematic images of the tropical forest produced by the travel industry, from exotic 17th-century lithographs to the seductive glossy photographs found within travel brochures and Instagram. This exhibition is free and held as part of Singapore Art Week.
When: Until 5 March, 2022
Where: FOST Gallery
TD Ameritrade Ambassador’s Cup Golf Tournament
Join the American Association at their upcoming TD Ameritrade Ambassador’s Cup Golf Tournament presented by XCL American Academy. Teams will play Texas Scramble format for a fun afternoon that includes lunch, novelty holes and prizes throughout the day. Early Bird registration ends on 15 February so sign up soon.
When: 11 March, 2022
Where: The Singapore Island Country Club
PLAYtime! Catch a Breath
This performance draws attention to the intangible strength of breathing through physical theatre. Combined with puppetry, the performance shows the little ones how they can use breathing to centre themselves through difficult situations, and be more mindful and empathetic towards difference.
When: 25 February to 13 March, 2022
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
The Great Make-Over Project
Over the course of 6 weeks, you will venture deep into the world of sustainability, meet other passionate individuals, and bring to life possibilities that will transform Choa Chu Kang town into a place that supports sustainable living. Your ideas may be showcased to the public after the project.
When: 12 February to 19 March, 2022
Where: Choa Chu Kang Public Library
Dream Cruises Support Local
Riding on the success of the first edition of its ‘Support Local’ initiative in September this year, Dream Cruises announced the second edition of its ‘Support Local’ initiative in its efforts to continue supporting the growth of homegrown lifestyle brands while bringing new experiences to customers.
When: Until 31 March, 2022
Where: Marina South Pier
Russel Wong in Kyoto – Extended
ACM’s expanded Russel Wong in Kyoto displays 37 additional black and white prints and several new colour images from the photographer’s ongoing personal project to document the geisha community of Kyoto. This new selection sheds further light on rarely seen and lesser-known traditions of this private community.
When: Until 10 April, 2022
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
Dalam Southeast Asia
Dalam Southeast Asia seeks to engage various audiences by diversifying the narratives featured by the Gallery, with a particular focus on representing less-studied artists and innovate more inclusive forms of storytelling. The Tailors and the Mannequins: Chen Cheng Mei and You Khin is the first exhibition to be held in this project space. The show focuses on artists Chen Cheng Mei (陈城梅; b. 1927, Singapore; d. 2020, Singapore) and You Khin (យូ ឃិន; b. 1947, Cambodia; d. 2009, Thailand) – outliers in most accounts of art in Singapore, Cambodia, and Southeast Asia – to spotlight the period between the 1970s and the 2000s, when encounters with people and places in far-flung locations across the Global South were a recurring inspiration for both artists.
When: Until 10 April, 2022
Where: National Gallery Singapore
Gan Siong King: My Video Making Practice
A presentation of recent video essays by Malaysian artist Gan Siong King featuring Kecek Amplifier Bersama Nik Shazwan, a video installation that explores the gamut from the production of bespoke electric guitar amplifiers in Malaysia to pre-millennial pop culture, and My Video Making Practice.
When: Until 17 April, 2022
Where: Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Brickosaurs World
Brickosaurs World is the first-ever showcase in Asia featuring more than 60 life-sized dinosaurs made out of 1.5 million LEGO bricks constructed over a period of 8,548 hours. The installations are spread over a self-guided walking trail each in the Singapore Zoo and River Wonders.
When: Until 3 May, 2022
Where: Singapore Zoo and River Wonders
Mapping the World: Perspectives from Asian Cartography
Held in partnership with the Embassy of France in Singapore, this exhibition features over 60 treasures from overseas institutions and private collections across Europe, America and Asia. Many are on display in Singapore for the first time. The rare historical maps bring together different mapping traditions and world views, political and cultural spheres of influence.
When: Until 8 May, 2022
Where: National Library
Nam June Paik: The Future Is Now
National Gallery stages a major survey of Nam June Paik (1932–2006) in a landmark exhibition of the artist who predicted the future of communication and the Internet. The international tour of the exhibition concludes in Singapore, its only Asian stop, after it kicked off at London’s Tate Modern in 2019.
When: Until 27 May, 2022
Where: National Gallery
Radical Curiosity: In the Orbit of Buckminster Fuller
Journey through the universe of Buckminster Fuller, an inspirational figure of the 20th century, an inventor and visionary who worked across multiple disciplines including art, science, architecture and design. As part of Singapore Art Week, this exhibit celebrates Fuller’s work and his enduring legacy.
When: 22 January to 10 July, 2022
Where: ArtScience Museum
Sculpture Walk@SCCC: reTHINGing
For this exhibition, local artists were invited to rethink or “re-THING” their practice. Comprising works from established and emerging artists of the Sculpture Society Singapore and loans from the TENG Collection, this exhibition also celebrates the Society’s 20th anniversary and the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre’s 5th anniversary.
When: Until 31 August, 2022
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Nian Hua: Of Guardians, Deities and Auspicious Art Exhibition
A collaboration between Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and Three Gorges Museum in Chongqing, this special exhibition showcases new year prints from different provinces of China produced during the Qing dynasty and Republican period.
When: 21 January to 29 September, 2022
Where: Sun Yat-Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
Antony Gormley: National Gallery Exhibition
Horizon Field Singapore (2021) is Gormley’s new commission at the Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Gallery. Visitors are invited to walk through a matrix of aluminium rings, enabling them to co-create the experience.
When: Until 30 October, 2022
Where: National Gallery
Gallery Children’s Biennale
This is now accessible to local and international audiences alike through its online version. Children can embark on a myriad of digital adventures, including interactive online games, immersive animated stories and digital art making with nine commissioned artworks. Reflecting the themes of Home, Time, Diversity and the Environment, the works espouse acceptance, openness and diversity.
When: Until 1 December, 2022
Where: Online
More online things to do
Enjoy films and performances
- Explore a variety of arts-related content on Esplanade Off Stage, from videos of past shows to articles and podcasts.
- Cirque du Soleil videos are released weekly on their YouTube channel.
- Films For Action has also compiled a list of 100 free documentaries on social change that you can watch on their website.
Tour a museum (or a famous landmark!)
- Google Arts and Culture is packed full of interesting content. You can view digital exhibitions and go on virtual tours at renowned museums and galleries across the world. There are also street art tours and tours of famous landmarks, from street views of the Sydney Opera House to The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.
- Enjoy a series of online programmes by the ArtScience Museum, including virtual tours and workshops.
- #MuseumFromHome by the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) offers digital programmes, virtual art experiences, art activities and educational resources.
- Affordable Art Fair has launched a series of online exhibitions featuring artists and galleries from their postponed fairs across the world.
- Head to the NASA website and go on a tour of the International Space Station and other cool spots.
- ACM has launched virtual Materials and Design galleries.
Travel from home
- Tick off your bucket list with Google Earth or Google Street View, a virtual representation of interactive panoramas from positions along many streets in the world.
- Explore.org has up to 100 livestream webcams set up in national parks and wildlife sanctuaries around the world that you can view at any given moment – including the spellbinding Northern Lights!
- Many zoos and aquariums all over the world have fun live cams to check out. They include San Diego Zoo, Melbourne Zoo, Vancouver Aquarium and Monterey Bay Aquarium.
- Travel company andBeyond has a live streaming service where viewers can enjoy wildlife sightings on Instagram Live and interactive three-hour safaris twice a day on YouTube and Facebook.
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