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Contents Page
About SAM
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Director’s message
Page 5
Calendar
Page 6
Exhibitions and
Programmes
Page 8
Membership
Page 34
Friends of Singapore
Biennale 2011
Page 35
Fridays at SAM
Page 36
Dining and Shopping
Page 38
Art-to-Goand Rental
Page 40
SAM Moments
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General Information
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Cover Image: Ming Wong, In Love For The Mood (detail), 2009,
3 channel video installation, shot on HD, 16:9, in colour with audio 4
mins looped, Artist’s collection
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All information is correct at the time of print.
Please refer to the website for the latest updates.
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Director’s Message
About SAM
Opened in January 1996, the mission of the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is
to preserve and present the art histories and contemporary art practices of
Singapore and the Southeast Asian region. To date, SAM has amassed one of
the world’s largest public collections of modern and contemporary Southeast
Asian artworks, with a growing component in international contemporary art. The
museum has showcased both local and international art practices, traditional
and cutting edge art expressions. Through strategic alliances with international
arts and cultural institutions, SAM has been facilitating visual arts education,
exchange, research and development within the region and internationally.
Armed with a whole new attitude, the first quarter of the New Year saw the unveiling of a fresh
line-up of programmes for 2010. With an objective to breathe new life into the space and develop
SAM into the contemporary arts centre in the region, we kicked off with the opening of two iconic
exhibitions: Classic Contemporary: Southeast Asian Art from the Singapore Art Museum collection
and FX Harsono: Testimonies. These two exhibitions signify the official embrace of the Singapore
Art Museum’s vision to develop its contemporary art track.
In April, we proudly present Ming Wong: Life of Imitation, Singapore’s first award winning exhibition
at the prestigious Venice Biennale in 2009. Re-visit Singapore’s golden cinema age during preindependence days. The artist Ming Wong re-interprets films familiar to two generations of audience
and evokes feelings of nostalgia with the films of Malay cinema pioneer P. Ramlee, Douglas Sirk and
Wong Kar Wai, rare screen memorabilia as well as cinema posters and billboards by Singapore’s
last surviving billboard painter.
Expanding platforms to showcase fresh and compelling works of film, video and animation, we
launch The Moving Image Gallery at SAM at 8Q. The Gallery kicks off its inaugural screening of
five films from Singapore and the region in conjunction with the exhibition Classic Contemporary
on April 30.
SAM ushers in the mid-year school holidays with the launch of the inaugural Children’s Season.
SAM at 8Q gets transformed into a magical ‘art garden’ with artist projects and artworks inspired
by nature. With increasing visits from younger audiences and as part of our commitment as an
educational organisation to nurture contemporary art appreciation and interest among children, we
have set up The Learning Gallery, an interactive learning playhouse showcasing contemporary art
works suitable for children. A new workshop space at 8Q provides expanded opportunities for our
young participants to encounter the process of art-making and present their own works.
Bring the little ones and step into our world of interactive and fun family activity with contemporary
art this quarter!
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Tan Boon Hui
Director
Singapore Art Museum
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Calendar
EXHIBITIONS
PROGRAMMES
Realism in Asian Art
Apr
May
Jun
Tue, 6 Apr | 7:30pm – 9pm | SAM at 8Q
Artists in Person: Manit Sriwanichpoom
Sat, 1 May | 2pm | The Moving Image Gallery,
SAM at 8Q
Popcorn Not Included: Dreams From The Third World
Fri, 4 Jun | 7:30pm – 8:30pm | SAM
Curator’s Tour: A Survey of Yeh Chi Wei
9 April to 4 July
Singapore Art Museum
Ming Wong: Life Of Imitation
22 April to 22 August
Singapore Art Museum
Wed, 7 Apr – Sat, 10 Apr | 7pm till late |
Sculpture Square, 155 Middle Road Singapore
188977
Future of Imagination 6 Live Solo Performances
Art Garden: Children’s Season at
the Singapore Art Museum
Fri, 9 Apr | 7:30pm – 8:30pm | SAM
Curator’s Tour: Realism through Asian Eyes
14 May to 18 July
SAM at 8Q
Sat, 10 Apr | 2pm – 5pm | SAM Auditorium
Future of Imagination 6 Forum
Rediscovering Yeh Chi Wei
Sun, 11 Apr | 2pm – 8pm | Sculpture Square,
155 Middle Road Singapore 188977
Black Market International with Guest Artists
27 May to 12 September
Singapore Art Museum
Classic Contemporary: Contemporary
Southeast Asian Art from the
Singapore Art Museum Collection
Runs through 2 May
SAM at 8Q
FX Harsono: Testimonies
Runs through 9 May
Singapore Art Museum
Earth and Water: Mapping
Art in Southeast Asia
Runs through 1 September
Singapore Art Museum
Seeing the Kites Again
又见风筝：吴冠中捐赠作品展
Runs through 14 December
Singapore Art Museum
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Tue, 13 Apr | 7:30pm – 9pm | SAM at 8Q
Artists in Person: Sopheap Pich
Tue, 20 Apr | 7:30pm – 9pm | SAM at 8Q
Artists in Person: Suzann Victor
Fri, 23 Apr | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Gallery 3.10,
Video Room
Visions: Realism in Asia
Fri, 23 Apr | 7:30pm | China Square Central,
Fountain Square, 18 Cross Street
P. Ramlee: Tribute to a Legend—Sarjan Hassan
(Sergeant Hassan)
Sat, 24 Apr | 7:30pm | China Square Central,
Fountain Square, 18 Cross Street
P. Ramlee: Tribute to a Legend—Madu Tiga
(Rivals Three)
Tue, 27 Apr | 7:30pm – 9pm | SAM at 8Q
Artists in Person: Nindityo Adipurnomo
Sat, 1 May | 4pm | The Moving Image Gallery,
SAM at 8Q
Popcorn Not Included: They Say, I’m A Monkey!
(Mereka Bilang Saya Monyet!)
Sun, 2 May | 2pm | The Moving Image Gallery,
SAM at 8Q
Popcorn Not Included: The Big Durian
Sun, 2 May | 4pm | The Moving Image Gallery,
SAM at 8Q
Popcorn Not Included: The Bet Collector (Kubrador)
Fri, 25 Jun | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Glass Hall
Originals Only Open Mike
Jul & Aug
Fri, 16 Jul – Sat, 17 Jul | 7:30pm – 2am | SAM
Night Festival
Sun, 8 Aug | 8am – 5pm | The Istana
Istana Art Event 2010
On-going
Fri, 7 May | 7:30pm – 8:30pm | SAM Lobby
Curator’s Tour: Identity and Mimicry
Every Thu | 10:30am — 12pm | SAM
Deutsche Bank Art Bus Programme
Fri, 21 May | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Glass Hall
Originals Only Open Mike
Commencing May | SAM
Learning Gallery
Sat, 22 May | 10am – 4pm | The Pod, Level 16,
The National Library Building, 100 Victoria Street
Singapore Cinemas: The Locations of Film
Exhibition
Every Mon and Fri | 10am, 11:30am, 2pm, 4pm |
SAM at 8Q
Mums and Tots
Sun, 23 May | 1pm – 5pm | SAM at 8Q
International Museums Day at SAM—Art Garden
Fri, 28 May | 7:30pm | China Square Central,
Fountain Square, 18 Cross Street
P. Ramlee: Tribute to a Legend – Ibu Mertuaku
(My Mother-In-Law)
Sat, 29 May | 7:30pm | China Square Central,
Fountain Square, 18 Cross Street
P. Ramlee: Tribute to a Legend —Anak-Ku
Sazali (My Son Sazali)
Every Fri | 2pm, 4pm | SAM at 8Q
Every Sat | 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm | SAM at 8Q
Art for Toddlers
Every Sat | 11am and 4pm | SAM at 8Q
Art for Children
Every Mon | 2pm | SAM at 8Q
Every Fri | 10am | SAM at 8Q
Every Sat | 11am and 4pm | SAM at 8Q
Fine Arts for Adults
Fri, 30 Apr | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Glass Hall
Originals Only Open Mike and People’s
Association Song Writing Competition Finals
Fri, 30 Apr | 7:15pm | The Moving Image
Gallery, SAM at 8Q
Popcorn Not Included: HERE
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Ming Wong: Life Of Imitation
22 April to 22 August 2010
Singapore Art Museum
Ming Wong, In Love For The Mood, 2009, 3 channel video installation, shot on HD, 16:9, in colour with audio 4 mins looped, Artist’s collection
In Life of Imitation, Ming Wong re-visits the context of the Golden Age of Singapore
cinema in the 1950s and 60s; an era of nation-building, economic struggle and
rapid modernisation.
Inspired by the rich legacy, Wong re-reads “national cinema” constructed through language,
role-playing and identity, by re-interpreting films that are familiar to audiences spanning two
generations, and which engage with performative notions of mis-casting and parroting. The
first is a compendium of works by P. Ramlee, the wunderkind of Malay cinema. The second
is the Hollywood melodrama Imitation of Life (1959) by Douglas Sirk about a black mother
and her “white” daughter. The third is Wong Kar Wai’s In the Mood for Love (2000) with
actress Maggie Cheung rehearsing a scene where she confronts her spouse‘s infidelity.
Curator’s Tour: Identity and Mimicry
Join guest curator Tang Fu Kuen on an exploration into Ming Wong’s psyche and gain
insights into the artist’s works. By choosing films the general audience would be familiar
with, the artist through his re-interpretation, sheds light on the process of copying and
development of an identity. Tang is a curator and dramaturg working in various contexts
including performance, film and the visual arts, across contemporary and heritage
arts development.
Fri, 7 May | 7:30pm — 8:30pm | SAM Lobby
Free admission. Registration required.
Please e-mail [email protected] or call 6332 3220.
Through these video interventions, the viewer is presented with questions relating to
roots, hybrid and the politics of becoming. The exhibition also unveils cinema posters by
Singapore’s last surviving billboard painter; rare screen memorabilia of a private collector;
and documentaries by film-maker Sherman Ong. The Singapore Art Museum re-stages
this award-winning exhibition with a new design and additional exhibits.
This exhibition was first presented at the Singapore Pavilion, 53rd Venice Biennale 2009.
It won the Biennale’s Special Jury Mention award. Tang Fu Kuen is the guest curator of
this exhibition.
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In Conjunction Event
P. Ramlee: Tribute to a Legend
In Conjunction Event
Singapore Cinemas: The Locations of Film Exhibition
China Square Central, Fountain Square, 18 Cross Street
For updates and further information, please refer to the Singapore Film Society website:
www.sfs.org.sg.
Presentations by notable scholars and critics will feature histories of local places ranging
from the beginnings of film exhibition in Singapore to locations such as “the Worlds”
amusement parks, and popular cinemas such as the Cathay and Lido. Singapore Cinemas:
The Locations of Film Exhibition is organised by the National University of Singapore’s Asia
Research Institute, in conjunction with the National Library’s SG101 programme.
Tan Sri P. Ramlee (1929 – 1973) was a film actor, director, singer and songwriter. For his
many talents and contributions to the movie and music industries, he is regarded an
icon of Malay entertainment during their golden age of the film industry in Singapore and
Malaysia. In April and May, the Singapore Film Society will screen four P. Ramlee films, as
part of their monthly outdoor screenings, to pay homage to this icon.
Singapore has been home to a rich and diverse film culture, anchored by unique sites of
exhibition showing films in various languages and formats. This workshop at the National
Library, hopes to contribute to the history of film exhibition and film-going in Singapore by
encouraging archival research as well as oral histories.
Sat, 22 May | 10am — 4pm
The Pod at Level 16, The National Library Building, 100 Victoria Street
Free admission. For further information and updates, visit the Asia Research Institute website:
www.ari.nus.edu.sg.
Sarjan Hassan (Sergeant Hassan), 1955
115 mins, B&W Drama/War, Rated PG, Malay with English subtitles
Fri, 23 Apr | 7:30pm
Director: Lamberto V. Avellana and P. Ramlee (uncredited)
Cast: P. Ramlee, Jins Shamsuddin
Madu Tiga (Rivals Three), 1964
100 mins, B&W Comedy, Rated PG, Malay with English subtitles
Sat, 24 Apr | 7:30pm
Director: P. Ramlee
Cast: P. Ramlee, Sarimah, Zera Agus
Ibu Mertuaku (My Mother-In-Law), 1962
120 mins, B&W Drama, Rating TBA, Malay with English subtitles
Fri, 28 May | 7:30pm
Director: P. Ramlee
Cast: P. Ramlee, Sarimah, Ahmad Mahmud, Mak Dara
Anak-Ku Sazali (My Son Sazali), 1956
136 min, B&W Drama, Rating TBA, Malay with English subtitles
Sat, 29 May | 7:30pm
Director: Phani Majumdar
Cast: P. Ramlee, Rosnani, Zaiton
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Realism in Asian Art
9 April to 4 July 2010
Singapore Art Museum
Oh Yun, Family 2, 1982, Oil on canvas, 131 x 162cm, Private collection
Jointly organised by The National Art Gallery, Singapore and the National Museum of
Contemporary Art, Korea, Realism in Asian Art explores the impact of Realism in the
development of 20th century Asian art.
Unlike the way the Realist movement evolved in 19th century Europe, Realism in Asia
applied the same concepts to a different context - expressing Asia’s grapple with modernity,
independence and nationhood. The powerful images produced during this period often
inspired and incited action, and were even at times, suppressed and banned. Through
the display of a select group of paintings from ten Asian countries, Realism in Asian Art
examines how this important art movement touched Asia, weaving together a fascinating
tale of heroism, valour and hope, in a time of turmoil that plagued Asia during the
20th century.
This show is a special research exhibition by the National Art Gallery, Singapore, held on
the premises of the Singapore Art Museum.
Presenting Sponsor
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Jointly Organised By
Curator’s Tour: Realism through Asian Eyes
Join curator, Joyce Fan and gain insight into the impact of the realist approach on selected
paintings from Asian countries. Realist imagery was preferred by artists for its objective
depiction of everyday characters and artists weaved social and political ideals of their times
into the tapestry of their art making.
Fri, 9 Apr | 7:30pm — 8:30pm | SAM Lobby
Free admission. Registration required.
Please e-mail [email protected].
Visions: Realism in Asia
Visions: Realism in Asia, an associated event to the exhibition Realism in Asian
Art, is a screening of short films that demonstrates the lyricism of everyday life in
Southeast Asia, offering humour and insight into Asia and the world. A post-screening
discussion follows.
Fri, 23 Apr | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Gallery 3.10
Free admission. Registration required.
Please e-mail Masitah at [email protected].
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Art Garden:
Children’s Season at the
Singapore Art Museum
14 May to 18 July 2010
SAM at 8Q
Theodore Watson and Emily Gobeille, Funky Forest, 2007, Interactive video installation, Artist collection
The Singapore Art Museum will host its inaugural Children’s Season in May. Young
people will be introduced to contemporary art in an interactive, supportive and fun family
environment. The entire SAM at 8 Queen Street building will be transformed into magical
art gardens showcasing artist projects and artworks inspired by nature. Selected for their
imagination and interactivity, these displays will be accompanied with captions to engage
young visitors with the art works. Activity sheets inspired by the art works will enhance
the children’s learning experience. Young visitors can also participate in a series of artists’
workshops and enjoy short film screenings.
Usual exhibition admission charges apply. Free admission for children aged 6 and below. Each child
must be accompanied by an adult holding a valid exhibition admission ticket.
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International Museum Day at SAM
Join us for a day of adventure! Explore the Art Garden at SAM and watch the colours of the
enchanted forest come to live through magic pens and colouring pencils. Add to the flora
and fauna by folding origami flowers while you make new friends. Adopt a new pet at the
Balloon Farm, strike a creative pose with our artworks and stand to win attractive prizes.
Sun, 23 May | 1pm — 5pm | SAM at 8Q
Free admission to galleries and selected activities.
This event is part of the National Heritage Board’s International Museum Day 2010.
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Rediscovering Yeh Chi Wei
27 May to 12 Sep 2010
Singapore Art Museum
Yeh Chi Wei, Musician, 1975, Oil on canvas, 104 x 85cm, Collection of National Heritage Board
Rediscovering Yeh Chi Wei tells the life and works of one of Singapore’s early artists, Yeh
Chi Wei. Known for his highly distinctive oil paintings, Yeh drew inspiration from a wide
range of cultural sources, such as Han Dynasty carvings and Javanese batik. The results
are innovative works that powerfully weave together Asian and Western art aesthetics,
cultural sources and travel inspirations.
A well-respected art educator and an influential leader in Singapore’s early art scene, Yeh
frequently led the Ten Men Art Group on painting expeditions to various locations. His
belief in striving for improvement and innovation, while maintaining a strong Southeast
Asian identity encouraged other artists to emulate this enduring spirit. Organised by the
National Art Gallery, Singapore, this exhibition will showcase Yeh’s illustrious artistic career,
his contributions to Singapore, and examine how he continually celebrated the beauty of
Southeast Asia through his art.
Curator’s Tour: A Survey of Yeh Chi Wei
Join curator, Ong Zhen Min and sojourn back in time through the art of Yeh Chi Wei, to
discover the diverse cultural influences that informed and shaped his works.
Fri, 4 Jun | 7:30pm – 8:30pm | SAM Lobby
Free admission. Registration required.
Please email [email protected].
This show is a special research exhibition by the National Art Gallery, Singapore, held on
the premises of the Singapore Art Museum.
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FX Harsono, Voice Without Voice / Sign, 1993 – 4, Silkscreen on canvas (9 panels), wooden stools and stamps,
143.5 x 95.5 cm each panel, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum collection
FX Harsono: Testimonies
Runs through 9 May 2010
Singapore Art Museum
FX Harsono: Testimonies presents a survey of artwork by one of Indonesia’s foremost
contemporary artists. FX Harsono played a pivotal role in the development of contemporary
art in Indonesia, and continues to be actively involved in the art scene till today. This exhibition
traces the shifts in the artist’s strategies of representation: from the ground-breaking
conceptual works that re-defined art making during the Gerakan Seni Rupa Baru (New Art
Movement) of the 1970s; to the politically-charged installations of the 1990s; to the artist’s
recent investigations into issues of self, identity and personal histories. Included in this
survey are seminal works drawn from the Singapore Art Museum’s permanent collection,
as well as from other art institutions and private collections, such as Paling Top ’75 (1975)
and Voice Without Voice (1994).
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Through these various ‘testimonies’, the exhibition offers a glimpse into the political, social
and cultural changes that have shaped Indonesian society, and the artist’s constant reevaluation and re-positioning of his role through this recent history.
Presenting Sponsor
Supporter
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Wu Peng Seng, Casting the Net, 1950, Gelatin silverprint, 46 x 40.5cm, Collection of National Heritage Board
Earth and Water: Mapping
Art in Southeast Asia
Seeing the Kites Again
又见风筝：吴冠中捐赠作品展
Runs through 1 Sep 2010
Singapore Art Museum
Runs through 14 Dec 2010
Singapore Art Museum
Southeast Asia comprises two broad geographical regions – the Mainland and the
Archipelago. The former refers to Laos, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar and
Peninsular Malaysia. The latter is made up of the island arcs and archipelagos of the
Philippines, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore and West Malaysia.
In 2008, Chinese artist Wu Guanzhong donated 113 of his important works to the National
Heritage Board, Singapore. This is the highest-value donation ever given to a public museum
institution in Singapore. An internationally eminent artist, Wu is best known for marrying the
distinct art form of traditional Chinese ink with modern concepts in Western art. Recently
published as a seven-volume anthology, Wu’s writings provide deep insights into his aesthetics
and art practice.
The diverse region of Southeast Asia is home to about 500 million people. The history and
society of Southeast Asia have been shaped by a confluence of geographical, historical
and cultural forces. With exhibits drawn from the National Heritage Board’s permanent
collection, the theme Earth and Water conjoins two of life’s basic elements with the Mainland
and the Archipelago. These works by the region’s best-known artists further offer multiple
manifestations of life, society and traditions of Southeast Asia.
This show is a special research exhibition by the National Art Gallery, Singapore, held on
the premises of the Singapore Art Museum.
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Wu Guanzhong, Kites Seen Again 又见风筝, 2003, Oil on canvas, 61 x 46cm, Collection of National Heritage Board
Showcasing 22 paintings from the donation, Seeing the Kites Again is an exhibition inspired
by Wu’s metaphor of the kite. Since the 1960s, Wu Guanzhong has produced a great number
works, based on his personal recollections. These works are centred around his home in the
South of China, his childhood, as well as the villages and towns he has been to. His interest in
life and his attention to ordinary scenes, infuse his art with an aesthetic quality that demonstrates
a return to simplicity.
This show is a special research exhibition by the National Art Gallery, Singapore, held on the
premises of the Singapore Art Museum.
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Classic Contemporary:
Contemporary Southeast Asian
Art from the Singapore Art
Museum Collection
Runs through 2 May 2010
SAM at 8Q
Classic Contemporary shines the spotlight on Singapore Art Museum’s most iconic
contemporary artworks in its collection. By playfully asking what makes a work of art “classic”
or “contemporary” — or “classic contemporary” — this accessible and quirky exhibition
introduces new audiences to the ideas and art forms of contemporary art. A stellar cast of
painting, sculpture, video, photography and performance art from across Southeast Asia
are brought together and given the red-carpet treatment, and the entire SAM at 8 Queen
Street building is transformed into a dramatic stage for these stars and icons. Yet beneath
the glamour, many of the artworks also raise and probe serious issues — often asking
critical and challenging questions about society, nation and the history of art.
Since its inception in 1996, SAM has focused on collecting the works of artists practising
in the region, and many of these once-emerging artists have since established notable
achievements on regional and international platforms. This exhibition marks the start of
SAM’s new contemporary art programming centred on enabling artistic development
through the creation of exhibition and programming platforms, as well as growing audiences
for contemporary art. Classic Contemporary offers an opportunity to revisit major works
by Suzann Victor, Matthew Ngui, Simryn Gill, Redza Piyadasa, Jim Supangkat, Nindityo
Adipurnomo, Agnes Arellano, Agus Suwage, and Montien Boonma, among others. Artist
presentations, moving image screenings and performances complement the Classic
Contemporary experience.
Supported by National Heritage Board’s Heritage Gala 2008
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Vincent Leow, Money Suit, 1992, Paper collage and cotton suit, 88 x 55 x 7cm, Singapore Art Museum collection
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Sopheap Pich, Cycle, 2004–2008, Rattan and wire, 420 x 25 x 90 cm, Singapore Art Museum collection
Artists in Person
Four artists jointly exhibiting at Classic Contemporary will be present to speak about
their art practice and work processes. If you missed Amanda Heng’s presentation on
18 March, be sure to catch Manit Sriwanichpoom (Waiting for the King), Sopheap Pich
(Cycle), Suzann Victor (His Mother is a Theatre) and Nindityo Adipurnomo (Hiding Rituals
and the Mass Production II).
Free admission. Registration required.
Please e-mail [email protected] or call 6332 3220.
Manit Sriwanichpoom
Tue, 6 Apr | 7.30pm — 9pm | SAM at 8Q
Manit Sriwanichpoom, known for his photography and video works, is an artist whose
practice addresses the social and political issues of modern Thailand. His works, such as
the Pink Man series and This Bloodless War, are infused with dark, subversive humour,
combining the glossy imagery of a consumerist society with stark images of the cruel and
obscene effects of global processes. He has presented his work at international the 6th
Gwangju Biennale (2006), the 1st Pocheon Asian Art Festival (2005) and the 50th Venice
Biennale (2003). Sriwanichpoom is also a writer and critic, and has published art criticism
and articles on topics such as gender equality and state censorship in the Thai periodical
Silpa Wattanatham.
Sopheap Pich
Tue, 13 Apr | 7:30pm — 9pm | SAM at 8Q
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Sopheap Pich is one of Cambodia’s most well-known and significant contemporary artists.
Trained in painting at the University of Massachusetts, he found upon his return to Cambodia
from the United States, that his paintings did not connect with the Cambodian people.
In response, he began experimenting with commonplace materials and visual metaphors
familiar to Cambodians. This led to the development of his rattan and wire sculptures that
now dominate his work. These sinuous and organic forms invoke shapes and forms of body
Suzann Victor, His Mother Is A Theatre (detail), 1994, Mixed media: human hair, motors, velvet, bread, fishing line, iron woks, table and lights,
Dimensions variable, Singapore Art Museum collection
parts or indigenous tools, pointing to pertinent socio-economic issues in Cambodia. Pich
has exhibited extensively and recently participated in the 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale
(2009) and the 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (2009).
Suzann Victor
Tue, 20 Apr | 7:30pm — 9pm | SAM at 8Q
Suzann Victor received her Diploma in Fine Arts (Painting) from LASALLE College of the
Arts Singapore. She has gained widespread recognition for her dramatic installations that
combine a theatrical flair with her fluency in cultural theory. She addresses subjects such
as the female body and the post colonial condition. Victor has exhibited at the Thermocline
of Art (2007), the 2nd Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (1996), and the 49th Venice
Biennale (2001). In 1991, Victor assumed the artistic directorship of the artists’ initiative
5th Passage Ltd.
Nindityo Adipurnomo
Tue, 27 Apr | 7:30pm — 9pm | SAM at 8Q
The works of Nindityo Adipurnomo reflect his early and enduring fascination for the tensions
and traditions of his native Javanese culture. His choice of materials and exploration of themes
challenge viewers to reassess their assumptions on issues such as the roles and position
of women in society. An important aspect of his practice is to collaborate with indigenous
craftsmen, who help him realise his works. In 1988, Nindityo and his spouse, artist Mella
Jaarsma, co-founded Cemeti Art House in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. A champion of Indonesian
contemporary art, Cemeti welcomed unconventional artists rejected by conservative
institutions of the day, and continues to be a driving force in both the Indonesian and
international art.
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The Moving Image Gallery
The Moving Image Gallery is a new platform dedicated to showcasing fresh and compelling
video art, digital film, independent movies, art cinema, and experimental animation. By
exploring contemporary issues through these visual media, audiences will discover new
ways of experiencing art.
Popcorn Not Included: Five Southeast Asian Films
In April, the Moving Image Gallery will introduce five films from Singapore and the region
in conjunction with the exhibition Classic Contemporary, a showcase of major Singapore
and Southeast Asian works from its collection.
The programme is curated by Philip Cheah and Teo Swee Leng and is inspired by the
artworks of Classic Contemporary. The line-up features five works from both new and
established film-makers. These directors – also a visual artist, a novelist, and a writer and
publisher – have made their mark in directing, producing and writing for film and television.
The films reflect the energies of their varied disciplines and in turn, inspire audiences to
new and multiple interpretations of the Classic Contemporary artworks.
Directors Ho Tzu Nyen, Jeffrey Jeturian and Djenar Maesa Ayu will be in attendance for
post-screening discussion and dialogue.
Free admission. Limited seats. Registration required.
Please e-mail [email protected] or call 6332 3220.
HERE
Ho Tzu Nyen, Singapore, 2009, 86 mins, Rated PG
Fri, 30 Apr | 7:15pm | The Moving Image Gallery, SAM at 8Q
The director Ho Tzu Nyen will be in attendance for a post-screening discussion.
HERE follows the journey of He Zhiyuan, a middle-aged man who has lost the will to
speak. Interned at Island Hospital following the death of his wife, he is selected for an
experimental treatment, which forces him to confront the devastating truth behind his
past, present, and future. There he meets the strident kleptomaniac Beatrice, and forms
an inexplicable bond. Meanwhile, a filmmaker visits Island Hospital to document the lives
of the staff and the patients.
About the director: Ho Tzu Nyen is a filmmaker and artist born and based in Singapore. His projects
traverse the fields of film, visual arts and the performing arts. His works, including Utama (2003),
Singapura (2006), Lucky 7 (2007), and Newton (2009) have been presented at major venues around
the world. He is currently developing his second feature film, Endless Day.
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Dreams From The Third World
Kan Lume, Singapore, 2008, 86 mins, Rated M-18
Sat, 1 May | 2pm | The Moving Image Gallery, SAM at 8Q
Leon, the protagonist in Dreams From The Third World, is an idealistic filmmaker who tries
to convince a prostitute to star in his porn movie. His wife gradually turns cold towards
him as Leon neglects his marital relations. According to Lume: “The film shows the life of
an artist in this part of the world. In the film, although not explicitly stated, money is king
and economic development is top priority.”
About the director: Before making his debut feature, Kan Lume wrote, directed and produced for
television. His first feature film The Art Of Flirting, was named Best ASEAN Feature at the 2005
Malaysian Video Awards. His second feature Solos (2007) was the first Singaporean film to be in
competition at the prestigious AFI Fest in Los Angeles, but was barred from a full-length, uncut
screening in Singapore.
They Say, I’m A Monkey! (Mereka Bilang Saya Monyet!)
Djenar Maesa Ayu, Indonesia, 2007, 90 mins, Rated M-18
Sat, 1 May | 4pm | The Moving Image Gallery, SAM at 8Q
The director Djenar Maesa Ayu will be in attendance for a post-screening discussion.
Adjeng is a young writer haunted by the shadows of her past. She lives two separate lives:
an aggressive party-girl to her lovers and friends; and a passive daughter to her mother.
Her mother’s objections create a dilemma for her, but she gives vent to her aggression
through writing.
About the director: Controversial writer Djenar Maesa Ayu started writing for national newspapers
but is best known for her award-winning experimental short story collection They Say, I’m A Monkey!
(2002), in which she unflinchingly chronicles the sometimes-scandalous underbelly of Indonesian
society. They Say, I’m A Monkey! is her first film, for which she won the Best Newcomer Director at
the 2009 Indonesian Film Festival.
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The Big Durian
Amir Muhammad, Malaysia, 2003, 75 mins, Rated NC-16
Sun, 2 May | 2pm | The Moving Image Gallery, SAM at 8Q
On the night of 18 October 1987, a soldier ran amok with an M16 rifle in Chow Kit, Kuala
Lumpur’s Chinatown district. His outburst triggered panic and rumours of racial riots in the
Malaysian city. Did this act trigger the infamous Internal Security Act clampdown nine days
later? Did the Malaysian public’s view of the police, media, judiciary, royalty and political
process subsequently undergo a radical shift? The narrator of The Big Durian speaks to
23 Malaysians (some real, others fictional) about the circumstances surrounding reactions
to the incident.
About the director: Director Amir Muhammad is a writer and independent filmmaker based in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia. His works have been featured at the Sundance and Berlin International Film
Festivals. A full retrospective of his work was screened at the 2008 Pesaro Film Festival.
The Bet Collector (Kubrador)
Jeffrey Jeturian, Philippines, 2006, 101 mins, Rated NC-16
Sun, 2 May | 4pm | The Moving Image Gallery, SAM at 8Q
The director Jeffrey Jeturian and producer Josabeth Alonso will be in attendance for a post-screening
discussion.
This realist melodrama chronicles three days in the life of bet collector Amelita who runs
the illegal gambling game of jueteng. Jueteng is so popular that even politicians and the
police are believed to have a share in its illicit revenues. Shot on HD video, the camera
captures the desperate living conditions of the film’s characters. Lead actress Gina Pareno
won multiple awards for her spirited performance.
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About the director: Jeffrey Jeturian’s films, including Fetch A Pail Of Water (1999), Tuhog (2001) and
Bridal Shower (2004) have won international acclaim, including the FIPRESCI Prize, the NETPAC
Jury Award and Official Selection at the Venice International Film Festival. The Bet Collector is his
seventh feature film, and won Best Film at Cinefan, CineManila and Amien Film Festivals.
Julie Andrée T (Canada) in her performance ROUGE at The Catshow, Cardiff, 2007
Future of Imagination 6
Held in conjunction with Sculpture Square, Future of Imagination 6 (FOI6) is an annual
international performance art event that started in 2003, with the objective to build an
appreciation for time-based performance art as a legitimate art discipline. FOI6 will feature
performance artists from Singapore, Southeast Asia, Europe, and North and South America,
including artists from Black Market International.
FOI6 Live Solo Performances
Wed, 7 Apr – Sat, 10 Apr | 7pm till late
Sculpture Square, 155 Middle Road
Black Market International with Guest Artists
Sun, 11 Apr | 2pm – 8pm | Sculpture Square, 155 Middle Road
FOI6 is committed to promoting performance art through sustained programmes such as
discourse, talks, forums and publishing writings and documentation. The FOI6 Forum at
SAM will focus on the topic “Collective Performance”.
FOI6 Forum
Speakers: Jonas Stampe and open discussion with the participating artists of FOI6.
Sat, 10 Apr | 2pm – 5pm | SAM Auditorium
Free admission for all FOI6 events. Further information at www.foi.sg.
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Angki Purbandono, Clown, 2009, Lightbox, edition 1 of 1, 80x 122 cm, Singapore Art Museum collection
Deutsche Bank Art Bus Programme
Learning Gallery
Singapore Art Museum presents the Deutsche Bank Art Bus programme, a platform to
introduce art to preschoolers and school-children. With the content tailor-made to suit
the young age of the audience, each session lasts for one and a half hours and alternates
between a guided tour and story-telling session held in the galleries, followed by a hands-on
art activity.
The Learning Gallery is a new space for students, educators and families to learn and
immerse in art in a creative environment. With child-friendly artworks and guided facilitation,
students and children can develop creative thinking and analytical skills through active
art discussions.
Every Thu* | 10:30am — 12pm | SAM
For 3 years and above
18 — 30 children per session
*alternative day and time can be requested, subject to availability.
The Learning Gallery programmes are recommended for children aged 7 to 16 years old and will
commence in May 2010. Advance booking is required.
For programme details, please email [email protected] or call 6332 3220.
Free for schools / charity / non-profit organisations.
Please email [email protected].
Sponsor
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Workshops
Istana Art Event 2010
Mums and Tots
This programme provides a platform for parent and child to bond through art as they
explore different materials and learn about basic art elements.
The Istana Art Event is an annual arts and heritage festival brought to you by the
Singapore Art Museum, and in conjunction with the Istana National Day Open House. It
is a community outreach programme that encourages families with children to celebrate
art and heritage in the lush grounds of the Istana. For fun and games, make a date with
us this August!
Every Mon and Fri, 10am, 11:30am, 2pm, 4pm | SAM at 8Q
For parents and toddlers below 3 years
$45 per lesson | $380 for 10 lessons
Art for Toddlers
Toddlers will be exposed to different art materials and encouraged to learn about art
elements such as colours, patterns, lines, dots, shapes and form.
Sun, 8 Aug | 8am – 5pm | The Istana
Free admission to the Istana.
Visit www.singaporeartmuseum.sg for further details.
Every Fri, 2pm, 4pm | Every Sat, 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm | SAM at 8Q
For 3 to 5 years old
$40 per lesson | $330 for 10 lessons
Art for Children
Children will create works of art with acrylic and oil on canvas. The artworks selected
will serve to highlight the different art elements within a painting. Children will also learn
various techniques on how different art elements within a painting can be applied to their
own artworks.
Every Sat, 11am and 4pm | SAM at 8Q
For 6 to 12 years old
$48 per lesson | $400 for 10 lessons
Fine Arts for Adults
Created especially for individuals aged 12 and above, this workshop focuses on basic
drawing techniques such as sketching, watercolours, acrylic painting, still life and
landscape drawing. Adult students will nurture their artistic skills on canvases.
Every Mon, 2pm | Every Fri, 10am | Every Sat, 11am and 4pm | SAM at 8Q
$65 per lesson | $550 for 10 lessons
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Registration required. Please email [email protected].
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Membership
Friends of Singapore Biennale 2011
Partner with us in 2010: The Singapore Art Museum Corporate
Membership Programme
Ongoing from now until May 2011
A Singapore Art Museum Corporate Membership promises exclusive art experiences and branding
opportunities. With a donation of at least S$50,000, seize the opportunity to be rewarded with:
- One complimentary use of the Museum Glass Hall and Courtyard facilities for your event,
complemented by a customisable “after-hours” museum tour or art programme
- Acknowledgements in the Museum Lobby Roll of Honour 2010 Listing
- Personal invitations to 2010 Exhibition Opening Receptions for up to 10 pre-identified executives
or guests
- Up to 200 complimentary museum passes OR complimentary admission for your staff and their
accompanying guests
- Up to 50 complimentary exhibition catalogues
AND
- Corporate tax deductions up to 2.5 times the cash amount donated
Yes please, my organisation will join as a Corporate Member. We enclose a S$50,000
donation cheque made to ‘Singapore Art Museum’.
Please mail your donation cheque and business card to “The Development Manager, Singapore Art
Museum Administrative Office, 61 Stamford Road #02-02, Singapore 178892”.
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We welcome all enquiries directed to our Development Manager at 6332 4202 or
emailed to [email protected].
Be a Friend of the Biennale and receive exclusive Friends’ Benefits now!
From the 2011 edition of the Singapore Biennale, we aim to keep admissions free for all. Each
generous donation contributes to the Biennale, and at S$2,000 you will become a Friend of
the Biennale. You will contribute to the commissioning of new and exciting art pieces by both
Singaporean and international artists, and help raise awareness and interest in world-class
contemporary art. This is also your chance to participate in the presentation of Singapore and its
art to local, regional and international audiences.
What privileges will you enjoy as a Friend of the Biennale?
Be one of the exclusive few to enjoy complimentary “behind-the-scenes” art programmes in 2010
AND
- Name acknowledgement in selected Singapore Biennale (SB) 2011 publications
- Listing as a Friend of the Biennale on the official SB 2011 website
- Exclusive invitations to selected events of the Biennale
- Exclusive group preview of SB2011
- Eligibility for up to 2.5 times tax deduction on cash amount donated
- Complimentary copy of selected SB 2011 publications, promotional items and F&B discounts.
We welcome all enquiries directed to our Development Manager at 6332 4202 or
emailed to [email protected].
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Advertorial
Good Food for a
Good Cause
From the placemats to the funky black staff T-shirts,
it is clear what Food for Thought at 8Q sets out to
do: Feed Good Food, Give Clean Water, Teach Them
All, Inspire Kind Acts and Make Poverty History.
Fridays at SAM
Enjoy free admission to the museum galleries on Fridays after 6pm at SAM. Relax, and
unwind with guided tours, talks, music performances and or enjoy a meal at any of the
restaurants at SAM.
Originals Only Open Mike
Catch Singapore’s very own budding singer-songwriters in action as they showcase their
original compositions on the Originals Only Open Mike (OOOM) at SAM sessions. A joint
collaboration by the Singapore Art Museum, Singapore Art Cafe and Power 98, OOOM at
SAM is the perfect platform for promising songwriters, lyricists, composers, singers and
musicians to launch their music. The most promising performer will be featured on Power
98’s Ready Steady Rock’s Local Licks on Saturdays, 8pm – 9pm. The performer also
stands to win a pair of Creative Aurvana DJ Headphones courtesy of Creative.
To register as a performer, please email [email protected]. Slots are
limited to 20 performers per session.
Fri, 30 Apr, 21 May, 25 Jun | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Glass Hall
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Want to contribute to impoverished Asian
communities? A percentage of profits from Food
for Thought’s popular red velvet cake or mushroom
risotto will go towards the cause. Wish to help the
building of wells in Uganda? Offer to pay for the
free-flow water. Or you could also purchase Food
for Thought’s merchandise for a spot of meaningful,
ethical shopping. Get a Bikram notebook, elegantly
handbound by local physically disabled artists; or
buy a handsome tube of fairly traded vanilla pods
organically grown by Sri Lankan farmers.
It’s a simple, feel-good formula. By serving up good
food with good causes and good shopping on the
side, Food for Thought lets every diner take small
steps towards creating a better place for everyone.
Recommended dishes: scrambled eggs, gula
granola, pancakes with mixed berries, sage roasted
pumpkin risotto, rosemary garlic fries, crispy curry
fried chicken, peanut butter and jelly pudding.
People’s Association Song Writing Competition Finals
From 165 entries, 10 finalists have been shortlisted for the finals of the People’s
Association Song Writing Competition, held in conjunction with Originals Only Open Mike
at SAM. The contestants will sing about their experiences and joy of living in multi-cultural
Singapore. Show them your support as they compete for the top prize of S$5,000 cash
in the Best Song Category. Judging panel includes Clement Chow (composer of Count
on Me Singapore), Xiaohan, Jatt Ali, Rafee and community leaders.
Serving all-day brunch, lunch and dinner.
Fri, 30 Apr | 7pm – 9pm | SAM Glass Hall
Free admission. Registration required. Please e-mail [email protected].
Monday to Sunday 9:00am to 10:00pm
Last order at 9:30pm
www.foodforthought.com.sg
6338 9887
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Dining and Shopping
Food for Thought
DOME
Dôme introduces a rustic coffee haven for the executives on the go. Browse and select. Then relax
in style with al fresco dining. Or choose a speedy take away. Dôme offers a comprehensive range
of freshly baked breads, pastries, cakes and, pizzas which complement Dôme’s range of gourmet
coffees. Its signature items include Focaccia Gourmet Sandwiches, Dôme Gourmet Pie, Caesar
Salad and Chocolates Brownies.
www.olio.sg
6339 0792
8:30am — 10:30pm (Sun — Thu & PH)
8:30am — 11pm (Fri, Sat & Eve of PH)
Trattoria Lafiandra
Owned by Chef Cataldo and Brenda Lafiandra, Trattoria Lafiandra al Museo is a charming addition
to the 19th century building, with its warm-hued interiors set aglow by chandeliers and scenes of
Italy hand-painted on walls. With an extensive selection of antipasti, homemade pasta, risotto and
main courses, the 42-seater trattoria offers a wide selection of typically Italian fare.
www.lafiandra.com.sg
6884 4035
Daily 11:30am — 3pm (Lunch)
6pm — 11pm (Dinner)
Via Mar @ SAM offers signature paella dishes and delectable tapas menu, boasting a wonderful
variety of succulent appetizers, with delightful mains, tempting desserts and a fine range of wines.
With its elegant indoor seating and alfresco dining area, Via Mar @ SAM serves as the perfect place
for business meetings, dinner dates or simply catch up with loved ones and good friends.
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www.foodforthought.com.sg
6338 9887
9am — 10pm (Mon – Sun)
Showcase Number Eight ////////
SHOWCASE NUMBER EIGHT //////// is a concept that brings art creations and art ownerships
together to form a new and untapped synergy. Marrying the creative passion of art with the desire of
art lovers to fashion the space around them, //////// aspires to make Singapore Art and Design more
accessible and to bring art and design into a greater myriad of spaces. With a retail gallery, ////////
aims to showcase Singapore’s creative talents and their limited edition works that are exciting,
inspiring and functional.
www.showcasenumbereight.com
6333 4563
10am — 7pm
Museum Shop
Via Mar
6423 0900
Food for Thought is all about serving up Good food for a Good cause. You could just come to
nosh on their take on comfort food: root beer, braised pork, homestyle marmalade cake and fresh
baked goods. Or do some ethical shopping in the merchandise section for homemade jams, funky
tee-shirts, reloved books and other beautiful things from all over the world. Discovering how to do
‘Good’ has never been easier — or tastier.
11:30am — 10:30pm (Mon — Thu & Sun)
11:30am — 11pm (Fri & Sat)
Inspired by the museums’ intriguing collections, Museum Shop by Banyan Tree continuously
develops quality museum replicas, objects d’art, ethnic handicrafts, apparel and accessories.
Currently located at Asian Civilisations Museum, National Museum of Singapore and Singapore Art
Museum, each outlet carries a range of products unique to the thematic focus of the museum it is
located in. Designed to inspire, educate and excite the imagination of shoppers of all ages, these
unique selections enhance the experience of the museums’ visitors by enabling them to bring home
“a piece of history”.
www.museumshop.com.sg
6338 1016
10am — 7pm (Mon — Thu, Sat & Sun)
10am — 9pm (Fri)
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SAM Moments
Wu Guanzhong, Cranes Dancing 鹤舞, 2002, Ink on paper, 70 x 140 cm, Gift of Wu Guanzhong, Collection of the National Heritage Board
Art-To-Go
Classic Contemporary opened
on 28 January 2010 at SAM
at 8Q. Guests attended the
opening party to view Singapore’s
most iconic contemporary
artworks and find out what
makes them such classic
contemporary works.
His Excellency, Mr. Martin Harvey, High Commissioner for New Zealand to Singapore
and Mrs. Sarah Harvey and His Excellency, Mr. Antonio Villegas, Ambassador of
Mexico to Singapore and Mrs. Claudia González de Villegas
Now, you can bring home a piece of work from the national art collection! Pick your
favourite image from Singapore’s permanent collection and have it reproduced digitally
on an A1-size* canvas. Yours in under one hour!
Prices start from S$150 for an unstretched print.
For more information, please approach our friendly museum services staff at the reception desk or
contact Silvia Chan at [email protected].
*Note that the approximate A1-size print comprises of both image and the border of the print.
Mr. Jason Lim and Professor Tony Godfrey
Ms. Amanda Heng, Ms. Tan Yan Peng and Mr. Yeo
Chee Kiong
Ms. Amanda Heng, Mr. Matthew Ngui, Mr. Russell Storer and Ms. Twardzik Ching
Chor Leng
Mr. Guillaume Levy-Lambert and
Mr. Sean Soe
Rental
The Singapore Art Museum boasts classic interiors, elegant colonial structure and three
venues for weddings. The Glass Hall is a frameless glass enclosure that allows lots of
natural lighting for a romantic solemnisation. The Queen Courtyard is a breezy open
space great for pre-cocktails or a buffet reception. The Auditorium with its concrete floor
tiles and glass installation is just charming for your celebration.
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Rental rates apply.
For more information, please email [email protected] or call 6332 9808.
Mr. Jeremy Ramsey, Mr. Jessae Hubert, Mr. Pierre Perrett, Mr. Michael Ong
Mr. Kenneth Choe and Ms. Jane Ittogi
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SAM Moments
FX Harsono: Testimonies opened
on 3 March 2010 at SAM with Guest
of Honour, Dr. Frank Cintamani,
Group CEO of Designaré/Fidé.
The artist Harsono took guests
through his exhibition, recounting
the socio-political changes and
personal reflections that influenced
his art over the last four decades.
General Information
OPENING HOURS
Mondays to Sundays, 10am to 7pm
Fridays, 10am to 9pm
ADDRESSES
Singapore Art Museum is located at
71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555.
ADMISSION
Adult
$ 10
Student (with valid student card)
$5
Senior citizens aged 60 and
$5
above (Non-Singaporeans)
Groups of 20 or more: 20% off admission
tickets for adults.
SAM at 8Q is located at
8 Queen Street, Singapore 188535.
FREE ADMISSION
• On Open House Days
• For NHB Member Schools
• Visitors aged 6 years and below
• Senior citizens and permanent residents aged
60 and above
• On Fridays, 6pm to 9pm
Mr. Hendro Wiyanto, Ibu Carla Bianpoen and Mrs. Irianto
Dr. Georgia Lee, Dr. Frank Cintamani, Mr. Tan Boon Hui and
Mr. FX Harsono
MUSEUM TOURS AT SAM
Tours in English
Mondays: 2pm
Tuesdays to Thursdays: 11am and 2pm
Fridays: 11am, 2pm and 7pm
Saturdays and Sundays: 11am, 2pm and 3:30pm
Tours in Japanese
Tuesdays to Fridays: 10:30am
Tours in Mandarin
Fridays: 7:45pm
Pak Deddy Irianto and Mr. FX Harsono
GENERAL ENQUIRIES
6332 3222
HOW TO GET TO SAM
By bus
SBS 7, 14, 16, 36, 111, 131, 162, 175,
502, 518
SMRT 77, 167, 171, 700
By MRT
2-minute walk from Bras Basah MRT station
(From 17 April 2010 onwards).
10-minute walk from Dhoby Ghaut / City Hall
MRT stations.
By car
Carparks available at Waterloo Street,
Queen Street,
NTUC Income Centre and Plaza by the Park.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS/LOCKERS
Lifts provide easy access to galleries.
Lockers are available for visitors’ use.
Dr. Frank Cintamani, Mr. FX Harsono, Pak Deddy Irianto, Mr. Tan Boon Hui, Dr. Georgia Lee and
Ms. Tan Siu Li
Dr. Frank Cintamani, Dr. Georgia Lee and Mr. FX Harsono
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WEBSITE
www.singaporeartmuseum.sg
Pak Deddy Irianto, Ms. Tan Siu Li and Mr. Michael Koh
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