Festival Guide - Singapore Night Festival

Friday & Saturday
21 & 22 Aug 2015
28 & 29 Aug 2015
7pm – 2am
Bras Basah.Bugis
Free Admission
www.nightfest.sg
FOREWORD
2015 is an important year for Singapore. This year, we band together
as a nation to celebrate Singapore’s Golden Jubilee, and how far
we have come over the past 50 years. The Singapore Night Festival is
now in its eighth year, and we are very proud to have been a part of
the National Day festivities each August.
Together with Singapore, the festival has grown from strength
to strength over the years. From an ambitious landmark event
organised by the National Museum for the Bras Basah.Bugis
precinct, the Singapore Night Festival currently features over 60
festival partners, and is now one of the region’s most anticipated
annual events. With increasing support from Singaporeans from all
walks of life, we have grown from attracting 40,000 people in our
first year to a phenomenal half a million people over four nights of
festivities in 2014.
This year in particular, we have pulled out all the stops with a
selection of specially tailored festival highlights in celebration of
Singapore’s 50th National Day. As part of an exciting line-up of
stunning light installations, immersive activities and show-stopping
performances across the festival grounds, visitors can look forward
to a spectacular street parade and a specially commissioned light
projection on the facade of the National Museum. For the first time,
visitors can also go behind the scenes of the festival in a series of
workshops and artist talks aimed at sharing their creative processes
and inspirations.
Join us as we celebrate this momentous milestone in Singapore’s
history, and create even more memories for the years to come.
Angelita Teo
Festival Director
Director of the National Museum of Singapore
The main festival zone at the
National Museum of Singapore
and its surroundings glitter with
lights, music and art.
01
ZONE 1
Night
Lights
The Anooki
Celebrate
Singapore
by David Passegand &
Moetu Batlle (France)
Façade, National Museum
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
02
Garden of Angels
by Theater Tol
(Belgium)
Catch the Anooki, the world’s
smallest Inuits! Running amok
across the facade of the National
Museum, their shenanigans leave
cheer and joy in their wake. Look
out for their special birthday
tribute to Singapore!
Front Lawn, National Museum
Aug 28 & 29, 9pm & 11pm
(25-min show)
Celebrate and rejoice with an aerial
spectacle of dazzling angels, singers and
dancers! Merging the worlds of nature
and fantasy, this stunning performance is
inspired by the paintings of Marc Chagall.
Catch the Garden of Angels parade at
Armenian Street (see p5 for details).
1
Night
04 Lights
And So They Say
ZONE 1
by Logue, The Raffles Photographic
Society & Shang (Singapore)
Concourse, Level 1, National Museum
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27, 7.30pm – 11pm
The pioneer generation speak up in this
documentary installation featuring video
portraits of 25 seniors. To view the videos,
wind the crank handle of the film projector.
How very old-school! Don’t miss the other
three parts of this installation at the
Singapore Art Museum, National Design
Centre and School of the Arts.
Night
03 Lights
A Little Nonya’s
Dreams
by Brandon Tay (Singapore),
Stéphanie Ronzon (France) &
Fred Multier (France)
Salon, Level 1,
National Museum
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
What inhabits the dreams of a
little Nonya? Enter a dark room
and watch the sleep visions of
a Nonya girl come to life via
pop-up projection mapping
featuring different environments
and animation styles.
2
Night
05 Lights
Tennis Swing
Glass Atrium, Level 2,
National Museum
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27, 7.30pm – 11pm
A visual art installation capturing the
agility of a tennis match, this sporty
exhibit is a grand slam of six LED swings
and a soundscape of tennis balls being
hit by racquets.
Night
06 Lights
Luma-City
by NUS Division
Industrial Design
in collaboration
with Studio Juju
(Singapore)
PERFORM, Level 3,
PLAY@National
Museum
Night
07 Lights
Le Desir Et La
Menace
by Cedric Le Borgne
(France)
Banyan Tree,
National Museum
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
This collection of three birds
is a picture-perfect specimen
of precise lighting techniques
applied with artistic ingenuity.
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
Children and adults
alike will have a
blast at Luma-City , a
play space filled with
glant toy cars that
leave a glowing trail
as they are pushed
around.
Night
08 Lights
Drawn in
Light
by Ralf Westerhof
( The Netherlands)
Mainground,
National Museum
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
Be amazed by a
12m-wide installation
made entirely of
metal wires handbent into the
form of a typical
Amsterdam-style
canal building.
Rotating above
ground, it is a
continuously moving
light sculpture.
09
Spark!
by World Beaters Music
(UK )
National Museum Front Lawn and
various locations in the festival precinct
Aug 21 & 22, 11.10pm
Get into the rhythm with five mysterious,
perfectly choreographed LED-lit drummers
as they march their way through the
Bras Basah.Bugis precinct.
3
ZONE 1
11
Molto più
animato
by SYCO
(Singapore)
Rotunda, Level 1,
National Museum
Aug 28 & 29, 8pm & 9.45pm (20-min show)
10
Light Up the
Wheelies
The Singapore Youth Chinese Orchestra (SYCO) toasts
the festival with a repertoire showcasing traditional
instruments such as the zhongruan and guzheng. Listen
out for a jazzed-up version of the Chinese classic, ‘Swing
of the Golden Snake’.
FESTIVAL
SPECIALS
by The Wheelies
(Singapore)
Behind SMU
School of
Accountancy &
School of Law
Aug 22 & 29,
8.15pm &
10.15pm
(15-min show)
Catch electric
unicycle specialists,
The Wheelies, in
action as they
manoeuvre these lit
motorised rides in a
display of skill and
technique.
Museum
Label Shop
National Museum,
Level 1
Aug 21 – 31,
Till 12mn on Aug 21,
22, 28 & 29
Get 50% off Map
of Museum and
Museum Icon
merchandise with
every purchase of
the Night Festival
tote bags and
badges.
Food For
Thought
National Museum,
Level 1
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
10am – 11pm
Savour special
bites and a
Singapore Night
Festival drink!
4
Your Night @ the Museum
by Singapore Pinacotheque de Paris
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 7pm – 12mn
Unravel the mystery of Cleopatra
— femme fatale or political
genius? Discover the secrets of
Fort Canning through quizzes,
walks and a treasure hunt.
Adding to the party vibe are
sleep-over options and special
themed menus.
Night Heritage Trail
by NParks
Aug 21, 22 & 28, 7pm – 8.30pm
Check out Fort Canning’s ancient
artefacts on this night journey.
Pre-registration is required. Visit
www.nparks/fortcanning.gov.sg
to register.
Flutes
National Museum, Level 1
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 7pm – 12mn
Pop-up store serving satay
and beer.
UPDATED Zone 1 Festival Specials
Your Night @ The Museum
by Singapore Pinacothèque de Paris
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 7pm – 12mn
Come experience the thrills and chills of Night Festival over at Singapore
Pinacothèque de Paris! We present to you, Your Night @ The Museum, 4
nights filled with exciting activities as part of the yearly Night Festival.
Treasure Hunt
21, 22, 28 & 29 August
7pm - 12am
Drop by the museum in groups of 4-6 and take part in our Treasure Hunt!
Explore our Features exhibition, The Myth of Cleopatra, through fun and
engaging games! First 30 groups to sign up will receive an exclusive
goodie bag. All participants will also have a chance to be part of the
Grand Draw, where exciting prizes await. Prizes include a sleepover at
the museum, a 2D1N hotel staycation, museum membership and more!
Winners of the sleepover at the museum can look forward to a rare
opportunity to sleep in the historical Fort Canning Arts Centre. Bring
along your sleeping bags and spend the night with us, with specially
curated cuisine, a movie screening, and a special studio session just for
you!
Chill Out Party
28 & 29 August
7pm - 2am
Chill out with us during the Night Festival! Find us at the patio facing the
Fort Canning Green and hang out with us and our creative F&B partners
over great international food, drinks and cool music!
50% off Museum Entry
21 - 29 August
Singapore Pinacothèque de Paris is also offering 50% off all ticket
categories from 21 – 29 August 2015. Come experience The Collections
featuring Masterpieces from Rembrandt, Monet, Pollock and Picasso,
explore our Heritage Gallery dedicated to Singapore’s legacy as a
confluence of diverse cultures, and our current Features Exhibition – The
Myth of Cleopatra.
Guided Tours
21, 22, 28 & 29 August
Hourly from 7pm - 11pm
Join our special guided tours taking place hourly: 7pm to 11pm during
Night Fest! Get to know snippets of history and hidden facts about our
featured artworks!
Expect the
unexpected, edgy
and experimental at
this festival zone on
Armenian Street.
ZONE 2
MAIN STAGE
Music, song and dance take centre stage.
12
The Peranakan
Museum
Variety Show
by The Main Wayang
Co. (Singapore)
Aug 21 & 22, 8pm – 9pm
Joget to classic Peranakan tunes and
sing-a-long performances in the dondang
sayang tradition.
13
Tribal Gathering of
Jaw Benders
Various artists
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 11pm – 1am
Rock out with this gathering of indie
performers and bands including Inch Chua,
Bear Culture and Yata, and Malaysian bands
Dirgahayu and Goodbye 20 Century. Refer to
pages 11 & 14 for performance schedule.
14
TPM Sound Deck
by NUS Electronic Music Lab (Singapore)
Aug 22, 23, 29 & 30,
1am – 1.30am
Asian rhythms fuse with electronic dance
beats to close the night on a groovy high.
15
Garden of Angels
Parade
by Theater Tol
(Belgium)
Aug 28 & 29, 8pm
(30-min show)
Before wowing crowds
with their spectacular
aerial performance at the
National Museum, Theater
Tol takes to the streets with
a vibrant parade featuring
fiery tango performers,
bejewelled singing dolls,
dancing flowers and live
musicians. Join in!
16
The Dondang Project
by NADA & GenerAsia
(Singapore)
Aug 28 & 29,
8.30pm – 9.30pm
Enjoy an eclectic mix of
traditional Peranakan music
and digital beats from NADA,
and joget down the street with
the beautiful kebaya ladies from
GenerAsia!
5
ON THE MOVE
Catch these roving performances!
ZONE 2
17
New Stream Brass
Band (Singapore)
Aug 21 & 22,
7.30pm & 10.30pm
Have a blast with
Singapore’s first New
Orleans-style brass band.
18
19
Taking the Armenian Spark!
by World Beaters
Street
by Tan Liting featuring Bloco
Singapura (Singapore)
Aug 21 & 22,
9pm – 10pm
An assembly of talented artists
transform Armenian Street into a
punk wonderland.
20
Brass Nation (Singapore)
21
Lindy Live
Aug 28 & 29,
7.30pm & 9.30pm
by Barber Shop
Quartet (Singapore)
Groove to soul, funk and
hip-hop from this eight-piece
brass ensemble.
Aug 28 & 29,
10pm –
10.50pm
Have a swingin’ good
time with Big Band
music from the 1930s
and ’40s.
6
Music (UK)
Aug 21 & 22,
10.10pm
This roving act
takes high-impact
drumming to new
heights!
THE
SUBSTATION
PERANAKAN MUSEUM
Dresses to impress.
An intimate affair.
22
Between
You & Me
(A Journey in
Three Parts)
Random Room
Aug 21 & 22,
7.30pm – 11pm
This one-to-one
performance takes
you on a cowboy
adventure and invites
you to re-discover
yourself through
another pair of eyes.
23
The
Substation’s
Extra Extra
Special Film
Screening
The Substation
Theatre
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
9pm – 11pm
Catch popular local
productions such as
Forever Fever
and The
Teenage
Textbook
Movie with
comedians Sharul
Channa and
Becca D’Bus!
Night
24 Lights
Illuminate
by Nanyang Academy
of Fine Arts (Singapore)
Lecture Room
Aug 21, 22, 28 &
29, 7.30pm – 2am
A fascinating display of glow-in-the-dark outfits
designed by students.
ARMENIAN CHURCH
Meditations on love and beauty.
Night
25 Lights
Hanami
by Cie Mastoc Production
(France)
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
This light installation is inspired
by hanami, the Japanese
tradition of celebrating the
transient beauty of cherry
blossoms each spring.
26
Embruns De Lune
by Cie Mastoc Production (France)
Aug 21 & 22, 8pm, 10pm & 12mn
(45-min show)
Be surprised by wandering characters that pop up
behind you and share a whispered poem or a word
on love.
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UPDATED Zone 2 Programme Timings for 21 and 22
August
#13 Tribal Gathering of Jaw Benders
Various artists
21 Aug
10pm – 11pm Hoyl
12mn – 1am Inch Chua
22 Aug
10pm – 11pm Yatra
12pm – 1am Tim De Cotta
28 & 29 Aug, 11pm – 1am
#17 New Stream Brass Band (Singapore)
Roving
7:30pm and 9:00pm
#18 Taking the Armenian Street
by Tan Liting featuring Bloco Singapura (Singapore)
11pm – 2am
#19 Spark!
by World Beaters Music (UK)
9:35pm – 10:05pm
FESTIVAL SPECIALS
Peranakan
Museum
Singapore
Night Festival
at the
Peranakan
Museum
The Substation
Coffee & Cuts
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
free admission
from 6pm – 2am,
activities from
7pm – 11pm
Timbre @
The Substation
53A
Explore the museum
after dark and
visit the special
exhibition Great
Peranakans: Fifty
Remarkable Lives.
Glitz & Glam
Makeover
Level 3
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7pm – 11pm
Side Alley, Aug 21 & 22
Random Room, Aug 28 & 29,
8pm – 1am
Need a cup of coffee? Or how
about a haircut? The team from
Coffee & Cuts is at your service!
Aug 21 & 28, 10.15pm till late
This local band will amaze you
with their repertoire of jazz, pop,
rock and punk tunes.
Goodfellas
Aug 22 & 29, 10.30pm till late
This popular local band take to
the stage with R&B, Motown, pop
and rock songs.
Enjoy free makeovers
by the Make Up For
Ever Academy.
Desperados Present
Neon Nights With
Goodfellas
Body Art at TPM
Aug 29, 10.30pm till late
Free admission with one drink purchase
by Make Up For Ever
Main Lobby
Aug 22 & 29,
8pm – 9.30pm
Bodies become
canvases for works
of art in this edgy
showcase by Make
Up For Ever.
#tpmsg Instant
Photo Prints
Level 2
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7pm – 11pm
Tag your photos with
#tpmsg and get your
pictures printed on
the spot.
8
A lively performance of free-form
dancing to live music from the
Goodfellas. Mosh pit included.
Singapore Philatelic
Museum
23B Coleman Street
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, Various Timings
Enjoy exhibitions and
performances for the
whole family.
• Aug 21, 22. 28 & 29, 7pm – 12mn,
Free admission
The Singapore Journey: 50 Years
Through Stamps exhibition
• Aug 21 & 22, 8pm – 8.20pm
Performance by Tanglin Arts Studio
• Aug 29, 6pm – 8pm
Performance by Ernesto Valerio &
Friends
True Blue
Cuisine
49 Armenian Street
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
8pm onwards
Enjoy a night of
laughter at this
comedy show paired
with a Peranakan set
dinner.
Le Bistrot Du
Sommelier &
Rillette Bar
53 Armenian Street
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
6pm – 12mn
Complement your
wine with a platter of
cold cuts and a side
of arty offerings.
Making its first appearance at the
Night Festival, House of Glamour,
presented by Agent ONE pte. ltd,
hosts an eclectic mix of ticketed local
performances on Cathay Green.
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Glitz &
Glamour-quism
Aug 21 & 22, 7pm
Free admission with registration.
Email [email protected] for
tickets.
Make a date with ventriloquist
Joseph Then and his wacky
puppet characters. Plus, Shawn
C combines ventriloquism,
magic and comedy to bring the
house down.
ZONE 3
29
Moonage
Daydream
Aug 22 & 23, 1am
Local band Tiramisu takes you into the
wee hours with an inter- disciplinary
showcase featuring glam rock and a
chicken- dance routine.
30
Goldies
28
Improv Comedy
Takes the Stage!
Aug 21 & 22, 11.30pm
Inspired by audience
suggestions, the homegrown
Improv Company creates a
comedic theatrical performance
in real time, allowing for
interactivity and spontaneity.
31
Kumar’s
Aug 21, 22, 28 Cabaret
— Queen of
& 29, 8.30pm
Rock ’n’ roll, disco
Glamour
and yesteryear pop
make a comeback
in this tribute to
music from the
1950s to the ’80s,
as sung by a new
generation of voices.
Retro costumes
and hairdos make
an appearance.
Directed by Syed
Ahmad.
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29, 10pm
Brace yourselves for
Kumar as he sizzles
up the stage with
stand-up comedy
and a glitzy cabaret
show.
For 18 years & above.
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Lost Vegas
34
RIOT!
Aug 28 & 29,
7pm
Aug 29 & 30, 1am
Free admission with
registration. Email
[email protected].
for tickets.
One-time stars,
performers and
singers are
resurrected for their
extra 15 minutes of
fame in this Vegasstyle revue featuring
a range of puppets,
puppetry styles and
forms.
33
Fat Kids Are Harder
to Kidnap
Aug 28 & 29, 11.30pm
Talk about value for money! Fat Kids Are
Harder to Kidnap is a capsule collection of
20 plays in 30 minutes — the audience get to
participate, too.
Expect a boisterous outing with
Becca D’Bus, Noristar and Mona
Kee Kee as they serve up a sidesplitting good time.
For 18 years & above.
Get Your Tickets
Unless otherwise stated, all
House of Glamour tickets
are $15 each (inclusive
of a $2 discount coupon for
all drinks sold in the tent).
•To reserve tickets, email
your name, date of
birth, contact number,
programme title/date
and number of tickets to
[email protected]. •Reservation of tickets is
on a first-come, firstserved basis.
•Tickets are available for
collection at the door
from 6pm on the day of
the show. Tickets must be
collected one hour before
the show begins or they
will be released.
FESTIVAL SPECIAL
•Artists’ Night Out
– Lights, Camera, Action!
by NParks
Dhoby Ghaut Green
(field opposite Park Mall),
Aug 29 & 30, 3pm – 9pm
Interactive workshops and
outdoor movie screenings
under the stars.
House of Glamour is presented by
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NEW! Zone 3 Festival Special
#iwantabeetle @ Singapore Night
Festival
Come visit the Volkswagen space at the
Festival Village. Simply take a photo
with the Beetle, tag our handle @vw_sg
and tell us why you deserve the Beetle
for a week. Don’t forget to hashtag
#iwantabeetle #sgnightfest too!
Performances & Shows: Aug 21 & 22 (Fri & Sat)
Tim e
6.15pm
6.30pm
7pm
7.15pm
7.30pm
7.45pm
8pm
8.15pm
8.
30pm 8.45pm
9pm
9.15pm
9.30pm
9.45pm
10.15pm 10.
30pm 10.45pm
10pm
Light
Up the
Wheelies
ZONE 1
Zone
6pm
11pm
11.15pm 11.30pm 11.45pm
12am
12.15am 12.30am 12.45am
1.30am
1.45am
(Aug
22)
SPARK!
Inch Chua (Aug 21)
Hoyl (Aug 21)
ZONE 2
The Peranakan
Museum Variety Show
New
Stream
Brass Band
SPARK!
New
Stream
Brass Band
Taking the Armenian Street
Yata (Aug 22)
Tim De Cotta (Aug 22)
Embruns De Lune
Embruns De Lune
Embruns De Lune
The Substation’s Extra Extra Special Film Screening
ZONE 3
Glitz &
Glamour-quism
Kumar’s
Cabaret
— Queen of
Glamour
Goldies
Soniquete
Ruby Chen
Improv
Comedy Takes
the Stage!
Soniquete
Helmizar
Bin Kamal
(Aug 21)
Amanda
Tee
(Aug 22)
The Glad
Stones
(Aug 21)
Lorong
Boys
(Aug 22)
SPARK!
Seeing
Through
the
Corridor
Seeing
Through
the
Corridor
Hanging Up
the Moon
(Aug 21)
Ellipsis
(Aug 22)
Typewriter
(Aug 22)
The
Lightbox
Project
The
Lightbox
Project
Men
Acoustic
(Aug 21)
Helmizar
Bin Kamal
(Aug 22)
Midnight Movies
Seeing
Through
the
Corridor
Starlight
Alchemy
The Zozi
(Aug 21)
The
Lightbox
Project
Hubba
Bubbas
(Aug 21)
The
Lost Hat
(Aug 22)
Awi Rafael
(Aug 22)
Starlight
Alchemy
Moonage Daydream
Very Wishing Exhibition
Lorong
Boys
(Aug 21)
SPARK!
TPM Sound
Deck
Soniquete
Very Wishing Exhibition
ZONE 4
1.15am
Light
Up the
Wheelies
(Aug
22)
Between You and Me
ZONE 5
1am
Starlight
Alchemy
DJs Daryl C and Cats on Crack
(Aug 21)
Pleasantry
(Aug 22)
The
Lightbox
Project
The
Lightbox
Project
The
Lightbox
Project
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(Aug 22)
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SMU School of
Accountancy
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Law
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Campus
Green
25
Bencoolen Street
26
Armenian
Church
Trail 3:
I Went to Art School
Capitol
Singapore
Information
Counter
Toilets
12
Objectifs
53
DT14
Bras Basah
Waterloo Street
51 Waterloo Street
42 46
41 43 48
40
Waterloo
Centre
222
Queen
Street
Bras
Basah
NTUC
Income
Centre
49
DT14
51
44 45
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47
50
National
Design
Centre
Bugis+
Victoria Street
Bugis
Street
Bugis
EW12
Carlton
Hotel
First Aid
Centre
42
Manulife
Centre
12 13 14 16
Lee Kong
Chian
School of
Business
BIG Hotel
Cheng Yan Place
Singapore
Philatelic
Museum
LASALLE
College
of Arts
52 DECK
Sunshine
Plaza
Singapore
Art Museum
37
Prinsep Street
Presbyterian
Church
Queen Street
Stamford Road
Trail 2:
The Basic Unit of
Society
10
PoMo
Prinsep Street
15 17 18 Armenian
19 20 21 Street
Night Lights Trails
Trail 1:
I Jio You
School of
The Arts
(SOTA)
Middle Road
24
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SMU
School of
Information
Systems
Stamford Road
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Rendezvous Hotel
Singapore
Bras Basah Road
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School of
Economics
& Social
Sciences
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Zone 3
The Cathay
Cineplex
Selegie Road
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Pinacotheque
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Fort Canning Tunnel
SINGAPORE
NIGHT
FESTIVAL
MAP
Dhoby
Ghaut
Green
Odeon
Towers
National
Library
Building
Hotel
InterContinental
Singapore
DT14
Bugis Junction
North Bridge Road
City Hall
EW13
NS25
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Performances & Shows: Aug 28 & 29 (Fri & Sat)
Time
6.15pm 6.30pm
7pm
7.15pm 7.30pm 7.45pm
8pm
8.15pm 8.30pm 8.45pm
9pm
9.15pm 9.30pm 9.45pm
(Aug
29)
ZONE 2
Garden
of Angels
Parade
11pm
11.15pm 11.30pm 11.45pm
12am
12.15am 12.30am 12.45am
(Aug
29)
The Dondang Project
Lindy Live
Brass
Nation
ZONE 3
Lost Vegas
Bear Culture
(Aug 28)
Goodbye 20
Century
(Aug 28)
Stopgap
(Aug 29)
Dirgahayu
(Aug 29)
Kumar’s
Cabaret
— Queen of
Glamour
Goldies
Soniquete
TPM
Sound
Deck
Soniquete
ZONE 4
Amanda
Tee
(Aug 28)
Ruby
Chen
(Aug 28)
Hubba
Bubbas
(Aug 29)
Neptune
Waves
(Aug 28)
Babushka
(Aug 28)
Ruby
Chen
(Aug 29)
Jaime
Wong
(Aug 29)
The
Lost Hat
(Aug 29)
Men
Acoustic
(Aug 29)
Babushka
(Aug 29)
The Glad
Stones
(Aug 29)
Seeing
Through
the
Corridor
The Cheating Sons
(Aug 28)
The
Lost Box
Midnight Movies
Seeing
Through
the
Corridor
wyd: syd (Aug 28)
DJs Maurice Simon and Oliver Osbourne (Aug 28)
ALT-TOPIA
The
Lightbox
Project
RIOT!
Very Wishing
Exhibition
Jaime
Wong
(Aug 28)
Seeing
Through
the
Corridor
ZONE 5
Fat Kids Are
Harder to
Kidnap
Soniquete
Very Wishing
Exhibition
The
Lightbox
Project
1.15am 1.30am 1.45am
Molto più
animato
The Substation’s Extra
Extra Special Film Screening
The
Lightbox
Project
1am
Garden
of
Angels
Light
Up the
Wheelies
Molto più
animato
Brass
Nation
10.15pm 10.30pm 10.45pm
10pm
Garden
of
Angels
Light
Up the
Wheelies
ZONE 1
Zone
6pm
The
Lightbox
Project
The
Lightbox
Project
The
Lightbox
Project
2am
Explore a nocturnal
wonderland of romantic and
magical light artworks.
Hanami by Cie
Mastoc Production
(France)
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
NIGHT
LIGHTS
TRAILS
Held in
conjunction
with
Supported by
A favourite of the Singapore Night Festival, Night Lights
is even bigger and better this year! Look out for cheeky
Inuits running amok, a giant light carpet, a 12m-wide
light sculpture, a shimmering cherry blossom garden,
as well as a blazing show of fire and light. Our three
themed Night Lights trails are designed for every
festival goer: whether you’re half of a couple, exploring
the festival with your family, or a self-styled hipster.
Trail 1
I Jio You
Enjoy a romantic stroll
with your sweetheart
along this trail that’s
packed with heartwarming moments and
plenty of interactive
surprises.
National Design
Centre
50 Pixels Wave 2015
ARTSPLACE at
Waterloo Centre
49 Seeing Through the
Corridor
SAM at 8Q Plaza
45 And So They Say
National Museum
01 The Anooki Celebrate
Singapore,
07 Le Desir et la Menace
Armenian Church
25 Hanami
Trail 2
Trail 3
The Basic Unit
of Society
I Went to
Art School
There’s something for
everyone in the family
on this trail: get up-close
and personal with cute
characters, contemplate
words of wisdom and
marvel at a magic
carpet rippling with
light waves.
Glow with the flow on this
trail for the young and
hip. Immerse yourself in
a dynamic lightscape of
tones and colours that
morph from edgy to fiery
to fashionable.
School of the Arts
56 And So They Say
National Museum
06 Luma-City,
05 Tennis Swing,
03 A Little Nonya’s
Dreams,
01 The Anooki Celebrate
Singapore
Singapore Art Museum
41 Garden of Fire & Light
(available only from Aug 23)
Armenian Church
25 Hanami
Mainground
(near National Museum)
08 Drawn in Light
National Museum
07 Le Desir et la Menace,
03 A Little Nonya’s Dreams
Steps in front of
School of the Arts
55 Fields in Bloom
National Design
Centre
50 Pixels Wave 2015
Check out the Festival Map on page 12 & 13 to find out where the trails are!
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ZONE 4
The Festival Village at the
Singapore Management University
(SMU) grounds come alive with
local bands and buskers, flea
market and pop-up food kiosks.
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Soniquete
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Spark!
by World Beaters
Music (UK)
Aug 21 & 22,
8.30pm
Combining live music,
movement and lighting,
this roving street theatre
act will move from one
festival zone to another,
with a finale at the
National Museum at
11.10pm.
by Flamenco Sin
Fronteras
Beside SMU School
of Information
Systems
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7pm, 9pm
& 11pm
(20-min show)
Be swept away by the
infectious beats of
this rousing flamenco
performance with its
fiery footwork and
rhythmic clapping.
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Night
Lights
Very Wishing
Exhibition
by Lee Wei Lieh &
Danica Tan Li Jun
SMU University Square
Light Installation
Performance:
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
8pm & 10pm
Local artists Lee Wei Lieh and
Danica Tan Li Jun turn a simple
concept into a source of
inspiration.
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@ Festival
Village Stage
Local acts in the
limelight.
Helmizar bin
Kamal
The singer/drummer
is working on his first
solo EP.
Aug 21, 7pm
Aug 22, 11.15pm
Lorong Boys
From concert halls
to lorongs.
Aug 21, 9.15pm
Aug 22, 7.45pm
Ruby Chen
The Lost Hat
Ballads and reflective
folk-flavoured songs.
The band will take
you to musical realms
ranging from tango,
blues and polka.
Aug 21, 22 & 29, 6pm
Aug 28, 7.45pm
The
Glad
Stones
Folk-rock with
shades of
old-school.
Aug 21, 7.45pm
Aug 29, 10.30pm
The Lost
Box
Familiar hits
get fresh
treatment
from this trio.
Aug 28 & 29, 11.15pm
Babushka
Singapore-based trio plays
original instrumental jazz, folk
and world music.
Aug 28, 10.30pm
Aug 29, 9.15pm
Aug 22, 10.30pm
Aug 29, 7.45pm
Neptune
Waves
Alternative rock
band with a unique
sound from their
fusion influences.
Aug 28, 9.15pm
Jaime Wong
The singersongwriter’s folkpop melodies are
dedicated to lost
love.
Aug 28, 6pm
Aug 29, 7pm
Amanda Tee
A little bit folksy
with a dash of the
unexpected!
Aug 22 & 28, 7pm
Awi Rafael
Back on home ground to relive
his busking days in Australia.
Aug 22, 9.15pm
HubbaBubbas
Power-packed trio
plays R&B, pop, jazz
tunes and more.
Aug 21, 10.30pm
Aug 28, 8.30pm
Men Acoustic
Guitar harmonies
sure to get the
crowd going.
Aug 21, 11.15pm
Aug 29, 8.30pm
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Midnight
Movies
Aug 22, 23,
29 & 30,
12am – 2am
Iconic movies at the
stroke of midnight.
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ZONE 4
Eat & Shop
@ Festival
Village
Goodies galore at
this marketplace.
EAT
•Scrumptious at
the Turf
Beef/chicken
burgers, creamy
chicken, corn in a
cup, beef meatball
pasta
•Ma Ling Soo
All things potato
– rosti, crisps and
luncheon meat fries
– with dips
•Provi5ion
Tiramisu with exotic
flavours – try the
mao shan wang
durian, chendol,
mango sticky rice
versions and fried
durian pisang
•Uncle G’s
Handmade
Crispy roast pork,
fried/grilled pork
jowl, fried pork rind,
roast pork roll
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•Soi 55
Thai beverages: milk tea, honey
green tea, green milk tea
slushie, rose milk tea slushie
•Bakes and Crafts
Churros, macarons, cupcakes,
cake slices
•Nomad – The Gallant Satay-in-a-cup, rendang sliders
and red velvet latte
•SWAG
Wings, wraps and sandwiches
•The Quarters Durian crème brulee, salted egg
fries, chili crab man tou
•Far Ocean
Gourmet sausage on a bun
•Spinacas Hearty meaty nachos, BBQ
pulled pork, handmade
garlic aioli
•Kitchen Language Macaroni with mushroom
cheese or bolognese sauce,
sloppy Joe dog, gyu-don
•Yellow Submarines Cheesesteak & cheese fries
•MOFO Chili Chicken kebab, corn cup with
smoked skipjack tuna
•Yummy Proffetjes
Mini Dutch pancakes
FESTIVAL
SPECIALS
Molly Roffey’s
Special
51 Bras Basah Road,
#01-02A Manulife
Centre
12pm – 2am
Specially
concocted
traditional Irish
drinks for just $14
nett during the
Night Festival.
•Neh Neh Pop Double-coated
creamsicles packed
with outrageous
flavours
•Fish Sh-nack
Crispy fish skin,
accompanied
by east-west
condiments
•Strictly Pastry
Desserts whipped
up with surprising
ingredients
•Melt
Artisan pinwheel
buttery cookies
•Teafete
Bottled teas, tea
parties and tea
tables
SHOP
•Hoshana
Artisanal jewellery
•Ourheartbeads
Quirky and ethnic
accessories
7kickstart University
Café @ SMU
Li Ka Shing Library Building,
70 Stamford Road
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, open till 12mn
Treat yourself to a set of churros
and an iced lemon tea at $5.
Starbucks
51 Bras Basah Road,
#01-02B Manulife Centre
7am – 2am
Cool off with zesty summer berry,
cool citrus and golden lemon
ginger beverages.
Feel the buzz at Singapore Art
Museum & Queen Street, National
Design Centre, DECK, Waterloo Street
and School of the Arts.
SAM & QUEEN STREET
ZONE 5
Tuck into this artistic smorgasbord.
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The Garden of Fire & Light
by Starlight Alchemy
(Singapore)
SAM Front Lawn
Aug 21 & 22,
8pm: Shock of Recognition
9.30pm: Another World
11pm: Alchemy
Starlight Alchemy showcases its multidisciplinary flow arts in a simple tale of two
elemental beings that discover each other.
Night
41 Lights
The Garden of Fire & Light
by Starlight Alchemy
(Singapore)
SAM Front Lawn
Aug 23 – 27, 7.30pm – 11pm
Aug 28 & 29, 7.30pm – 2am
Three installation works that do wonders with
fibre-optic technology, dancing LED lights
and a flaming sand pit.
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Night Festival
Art Workshops at SAM
SAM Glass Hall
Aug 21 & 22, 7pm – 2am
Outside Learning Gallery 1 & 2,
Level 2, SAM
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museatSAM
SAM Courtyard
Aug 21 & 22, 7pm – 1am
Aug 28, 8pm – 1am
Gather round for these bands and
DJs rocking the Bras Basah scene.
Aug 21
•The Zozi
•Hanging Up the Moon
•DJs Daryl C and Cats on Crack
Aug 22
•Ellipsis
•Typewriter
•Pleasantry
•.gif
Aug 28
•The Cheating Sons
•wyd.syd
•DJs Maurice Simon and Oliver
Osbourne
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Singapore Short Film
Screenings
SAM at 8Q Moving
Image Gallery
Aug 28 & 29, 7pm – 2am
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7pm – 1.45am
A collaborative art mural that engages all
your senses.
Sit back, relax and enjoy a
special selection of short films.
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SAM Instagram Booth
ZONE 5
Night
45 Lights
And So They Say
by Logue, The Raffles
Photographic Society &
Shang (Singapore)
SAM at 8Q Plaza
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
Constructed from interviews
with 25 senior citizens, this
documentary project and
installation offers a glimpse
into the lives of Singapore’s
pioneer generation.
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SAM x The Local
People Art Market
SAM Courtyards &
Glass Hall
Aug 29, 7pm – 2am
Find locally designed products
and a myriad of munchies and
drinks at this night market.
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SAM at 8Q Lobby
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 8pm – 1am
Snap an instant print memento of your Night
Festival escapades with #SGNightFestatSAM!
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Swing at
SAM
SAM Glass Hall
Aug 28,
7pm – 10.30pm
Work up a sweat
at these dance
sessions with Zumba
Fitness, Lindy Hop
and Urban Dance.
Night
49 Lights
Seeing
Through the
Corridor
by RE Dance
Theatre
ARTSPLACE @
Waterloo Centre
(along Queen Street)
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
(15-min show at
8pm, 9pm & 10pm)
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
A collection of stories
presented through
contemporary
dance.
FESTIVAL
SPECIALS
•The Loof
331 North Bridge Road,
#03-07,
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
5pm till late
Get 20% off local bar-
food selection with
the code “loof@SNF”!
•The Switch Gang
Switch, NTUC Trade
Union House,
73 Bras Basah Road
Aug 21 & 28,
8.30pm – 1am
Sing along with
these veterans of the
Mandopop scene.
•Too Much Drama
Switch, NTUC Trade
Union House,
73 Bras Basah Road
Aug 22 & 29,
9.30pm – 1am
This bilingual fusion
band churns out
hits from both East
and West.
•Vertical Artistry
Bobbi’s Pole Studio,
222 Queen Street,
#02-01
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
9pm & 10.45pm
Discover how pole-
dancing can be an
athletic art form.
NATIONAL DESIGN CENTRE
Digital art at your feet.
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Night
Lights
And So
They Say
by Logue, The Raffles
Photographic Society
& Shang (Singapore)
Night
50 Lights
Pixels Wave 2015
by Miguel Chevalier in collaboration with
Carolyn Kan and Depression; co-presented with
DesignSingapore Council
Design Advisory, Level 1
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27, 7.30pm – 11pm
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
French digital artist Miguel Chevalier collaborates
with local designers Carolyn Kan and Depression
to create a giant light carpet that changes colour
and form.
These video portraits of
seniors will play at various
venues in the Bras Basah.
Bugis precinct.
Atrium, Level 1
FESTIVAL SPECIALS
National Design Centre
•Fifty Years of Singapore Design
Design Gallery 2, Level 2
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 9am – 2am
Aug 23 – 27, 9am – 11pm
View over 200 Singapore designs.
•Urban_____
Design Gallery, Level 1
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 9am – 2am
Aug 23 – 27, 9am – 11pm
Works by the Singapore
Polytechnic Design School
graduating cohort.
•In Light of Shadows
•kapok
kapok at NDC &
café kapok
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
11am – 12mn
Late-night shopping
and glow-in-thedark drinks under a
LUMIO book lamp
installation.
National
Library Building
installation with paper cut-outs.
•Kueh Kakis’ What’s Supp?
– The New Singaporean Supper
Roof Terrace, Level 5
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 6pm – 11pm
A pop-up series featuring some of
Singapore’s newest food names.
Level 1, Lobby
Runs through Aug 28,
10am – 9pm
•Poetry Joyride
Elevators
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
10am – 9pm
Hotel
InterContinental
Singapore
•Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
Auditorium, Level 2
Aug 28, 7.30pm – 8.10pm &
8.30pm – 9.10pm
An interactive light-and-shadow
•TracingSG Exhibition
5pm – 10pm
30% off alcoholic
•Hearts & Craft
Exhibition
Level 1, The Plaza
Runs through Aug 28,
10am – 9pm
•The Way We Were
Exhibition
Level 1, Lobby
Runs through Aug 28,
10am – 9pm
drinks at Victoria Bar
with complimentary
bar snacks.
Bugis Street
•Cheng Yan Place
Aug 29, 7.30pm – 12mn
For one-night only,
Bugis Street returns
to its glitzy past.
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DECK
120A Prinsep
Street
ZONE 5
Where light and
sound meet.
WATERLOO STREET
Rhyme time at the centre.
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ALT-TOPIA
by Proletariat Poetry Factory
Centre 42 (42 Waterloo Street)
Aug 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 12mn
Night
52 Lights
The Lightbox Project
by LASALLE College of the Arts
DECK
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 11pm
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 8pm,
8.20pm, 8.40pm, 10pm,
10.20pm, 10.40pm (10-min show)
Give these poets a word or
phrase and see what verse you
get in return.
FESTIVAL SPECIALS
Objectifs
(155 Middle Road)
•Music Video Screening &
Experimental Film x Music
This container art space transforms into an
interactive light box with wired sensors, prisms,
mirrors and magnifying glass that divert light
in response to movement and sound.
FESTIVAL SPECIALS
Courtyard
Aug 21 & 22, Various Timings
Collaborations between indie
•Caffeine & Ideas
DECK, 120A Prinsep Street,
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 6pm – 12am
musicians and film-makers.
8pm – 9pm (music video screening)
10pm – 11pm (experimental film music)
Craft and print sales, creative books and
•Singaporelang:
What the Singlish
Institute of Contemporary Arts
Lower Gallery
Aug 21 & 22, 12pm – 11pm
good coffee.
(LASALLE College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street)
•Jack Tan: How to Do Things With Rules
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 12pm – 12mn
•Marco Fusinato: Constellations
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 12pm – 12mn
•Spectral Arrows by Marco Fusinato
Aug 29, 4pm – 12mn
Eight-hour performance with no interval.
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Photography series
by Zinkie Aw.
•Sajeev Photo
Studio
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Watch your steps!
Chapel Gallery
Aug 21 & 22,
12pm – 11pm
Photographic
installation that
examines the
changing role of
the photographic
portrait and photo
studios.
•Campers’
Corner Outdoor
Outfitters
51 Waterloo Street,
#01-01
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7pm – 10pm
Is that an
electronic jellyfish
in the shopfront?
•Influences and
Friendships:
A Chua Ek Kay
Estate Collection
The Private Museum,
51 Waterloo Street,
#02-06
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
10am – 10pm
• The Betterfield
261 Waterloo Street,
#01-23
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
6pm – 1am
Enjoy 10% off all
items (excluding
promotional items)
at this café.
• 7kickstart
Museum
Café @ SAM
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7pm – 12mn
Treat yourself to a
serving of Cajun
fries ($5) and a
bucket of five
bottles of beer
($35).
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Spark!
by World Beaters
Music (UK)
Aug 21 & 22,
7.30pm
Steps in front of
School of the Arts
Catch the roving
drummers as they
make their way across
the festival zones.
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Night
Lights
Fields in Bloom
by School of the Arts
(Singapore)
West Plaza Steps
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
A garden of white flowers glows
across a wide expanse of
platform steps.
Night
Lights
And So
They Say
by Logue,
The Raffles
Photographic
Society and Shang
West Plaza Steps
Aug 21, 22,
28 & 29,
7.30pm – 2am
Aug 23 – 27,
7.30pm – 11pm
The pioneer
generation speak up
in this documentary
installation featuring
video portraits of
25 seniors. To view
the videos, wind the
crank handle of the
film projector. How
very old-school!
FESTIVAL SPECIALS
•The Library at
Rendezvous Hotel
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29,
7.30pm & 9pm
Screening of classic movies
and showcase of works by
comic artists.
•The Daily Scoop
School of the Arts,
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 11am – 2am
Late-night ice cream treats!
•Arts Busk 2015: A Vintage
Reminisce
PoMo, 1 Selegie Road,
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, 7pm – 11pm
This retro series of performances
makes the old new again.
Visit www.nightfest.sg for other
festival specials at PoMo.
•Starbucks at The Cathay
Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29, Open 24 hours
Cool off with new drink
concoctions.
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#40
Alchemy
By Starlight Alchemy (Singapore)
SAM Front Lawn
Aug 21 & 22
8pm: Shock of Recognition
9.30pm: Another World
11pm: Alchemy
BEHIND
THE
NIGHT
See the Festival in a different light: meet
the artists in the PERSPECTIVES talks or make
a souvenir in the CREATIONS workshops.
PERSPECTIVES
Aug 22, Sat
1pm | Meet the Anooki by
David Passegand & Moetu
Batlle
Discover the inspiration behind
the Inuits that took the animation
world by storm.
2.30pm | Ride the Magic
Carpet by Miguel Chevalier,
Carolyn Kan and Depression
Meet the three creative
individuals who created the
spectacular giant light carpet.
4pm | Drawn in Light by Ralf
Westerhof
CREATIONS
Aug 22, Sat
10am – 12pm | House of Glamour | $35
Bend and Break with Cedric Le Borgne
Learn to create 3D artworks by handbending wires. Suitable for 16 years and
above.
4pm – 5.30pm | The Salon,
National Museum | $30
Be a Director with Stéphanie Ronzon and
Fred Multier
You don’t need more than a computer
and flashlight to become a digital artist.
For children 6 to 10 years old.
Aug 26 & 27, Wed & Thu
8pm – 9.30pm | House of Glamour | $32
Catch the Light with Bryan van der Beek
Get tips on how to take great photos of the
light artworks with your smartphone in this
hands-on workshop.
Aug 27, Thu
7.30pm – 9pm | Banyan Tree,
National Museum | $25
Find Your Flow with Starlight Alchemy
The Dutch artist discusses how
he sculpts line drawings.
Try out a range of flow arts movement
disciplines, including Maori poi spinning and
staff manipulation.
Aug 26, Wed
Aug 29, Sat
7.30pm | Dream Weavers
by Brandon Tay & Stéphanie
Ronzon
5pm – 6.30pm | Banyan Tree,
National Museum | $20
Hula Hoop Flow with Starlight Alchemy
An animator and multimedia
artist share how they made A
Little Nonya’s Dream come alive.
Aug 29, Sat
2pm | Fire Starters by Starlight
Alchemy
Learn how the troupe gained
recognition in South East Asia’s
flow arts community.
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A beginner’s workshop on LED and fire hula
hooping techniques.
All PERSPECTIVES talks are held at the House of
Glamour (field opposite The Cathay) and each
artist talk is 60 minutes long. Tickets are $12
(inclusive of SISTIC fee & a drink coupon) each. All
CREATIONS workshop tickets are available via SISTIC
except Be a Director, available through Topotogo
(email: [email protected]). Concessions
are available for both talks and workshops.
SINGAPORE NIGHT FESTIVAL 2015
Presented by
Held in
Sponsor
Supporter
With support from
Supported by
In Celebration of
GENERAL INFORMATION
Festival Venues
Bras Basah.Bugis (5 zones)
•ZONE 1– National Museum of
Singapore
•ZONE 2 – Armenian Street
(including Peranakan Museum, The
Substation and Armenian Church)
•ZONE 3 – House of Glamour at
Cathay Green (field opposite The
Cathay)
•ZONE 4 – Festival Village at
Singapore Management University
Campus Green
•ZONE 5 – Singapore Art Museum
& Queen Street, National Design
Centre, DECK (120A Prinsep Street,
opposite LASALLE College of the
Arts), Waterloo Street and School of
the Arts
Getting Around
Road closures at Armenian
Street on Aug 21, 22, 28 & 29
from 8pm – 2am, and at
Cheng Yan Place on Aug 29
from 6pm – 2am.
Festival goers are strongly
encouraged to make use of public
transport.
By MRT
Dhoby Ghaut, Bras Basah or
City Hall MRT Stations
By Bus
SBS: 7, 14, 16, 36, 64, 65, 111,
124, 128, 131, 139, 162, 174,
175, 502, 518
SMRT: 77, 106, 167, 171, 190,
700, 857, NR6, NR7
Connect With Us
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All information is correct at time of print. The organiser reserves the right to make changes and
modifications in the programme without prior notice. The views and opinions expressed by
speakers, facilitators or artists, in the talks, workshops and performances do not represent the
position of the organiser. All rights reserved. Materials in this publication may not be reproduced
in part of in whole without the consent of the organiser and the publisher. © Copyright 2015.