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Artist seeks inspiration from residents for art project to hang inside county HQ

A cavernous space inside the recently-refurbished county headquarters in Courthouse could one day be filled with public art. Acclaimed artist Kipp Kobayashi is turning to Arlington residents for inspiration before he begins crafting a commissioned art display for the lobby of the recently-refurbished county headquarters in Courthouse.

Pittsburgh Art Commission reorganized, city fund for public art created

Pittsburgh’s Art Commission and the percentage given to the city’s art program are set to be reorganized. City Council voted unanimously last week to approve changes proposed by Mayor Ed Gainey. This comes about a month after the mayor removed all prior Art Commission members with little explanation. He then

Giant biscuit among 5 new artworks in Singapore's public parks

Others News - Head to Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park in the next few months and you will see a giant Marie biscuit sitting in the grass. This is, in fact, a 3m-high artwork titled Small Moments. It appears to have a chunk bitten out of it, so there is presumably a large perpetrator on the loose... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Yes, can touch: Larger-than-life art to interact with in your neighbourhood

You've heard of Arts in Your Neighbourhood, now it's time for Art in Your Parks. From now till Oct 30, 2022, three of our parks (Bishan–Ang Mo Kio Park, Jurong Lake Gardens and Punggol Waterway Park) are playing host to "As You Were", a series of five interactive and larger-than-life art installations that reflect their creators' imaginations of an endemic...

Statue of war hero unveiled at park that bears his name

Walls of fame: Colour meets culture in Ang Mo Kio

May 13, 2021 Vibrant murals have been commissioned to reinvigorate this older residential estate which was developed in the '70s. Biddylow.com "Walls Of Fame" is a series on Wonderwall.sg that throws the spotlight on murals all around our LIttle Red Dot that bring our neighbourhoods to life, and the stories behind the art and the artist(s). ICYMI, we kicked off the series with a focus on the works of probably the most prolific muralist in Singapore, Yip Yew Chong - in particular, the murals in Chinatown. We've also journeyed through the vibrant, eye-catching and Insta-worthy supersized works in Little India and Haji Lane, and thrown the spotlight on one of the leading pioneers of the local street art movement, TraseOne.

Instagram-worthy public artworks adorn coast-to-coast trail till June 6, 2021

April 09, 2021 National Arts Council The 36-kilometre Coast-to-Coast trail is lined with greenery, heartland cityscapes, and nature parks. But from now until June 6, you can also enjoy 14 newly commissioned text-based public artworks commemorating our post-Covid reality.  These artworks, which were created around the theme Rewritten: The World Ahead of Us, are situated in eight park spaces between Punggol and Jurong. Commissioned by the Public Art Trust (PAT) under the National Arts Council (NAC), the artistes are all homegrown and were selected through an open call process.  To see the full list of artworks and to learn the stories behind each one, you can check PAT's website and Instagram.

Things to do in Singapore that get you the most bang for your buck (April 2021)

[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CMtA-__FSay/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed] Gain a deeper understanding of this small but prominent Singapore Indian community with this exhibition that tells its lesser-known stories. The first part, Roots, explores the origins of Singapore's Sikh community, from its beginnings at the crossroads of civilisation in Punjab to the birth of the Sikh faith. This is followed by Settlement, which presents the narratives of Sikh migrants in Singapore, revealing the story of the nascent original community and some of its prominent members. Contemporary Perspectives concludes the exhibition, offering glimpses into the experiences of contemporary Sikhs, highlighting the ever-evolving Singaporean Sikh identity and the community's contributions to the nation.

Enjoy family-friendly walks, workshops, and exhibitions at NParks - All for free!

Be one with nature and enjoy all the fun and engaging events organised by the National Parks Board in Singapore. What's more, all of these activities and webinars are absolutely FREE! From live tutorials, exhibitions and kid-friendly activities, there is something for everybody to enjoy. Plus, you'll also get to learn more about the biodiversity of Singapore. You can now...