Built in collaboration with Google, Lenovo and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), and Singaporean artist Brian Gothong Tan, Into the Wild transforms over 1000 square metres of ArtScience Museum’s public spaces into a virtual rainforest, explored using a smartphone device. The virtual adventure becomes a reality – by planting a virtual tree, accompanied with a pledge to WWF, a real tree will be planted in a rainforest in Indonesia.
Date: Until 31 December 2017
Where: ArtScience Museum
Admission is free.
Find out more: www.marinabaysands.com/artsciencemuseum
You’ve probably noticed a bunch of magnificent sculptures while walking along Orchard Road – now’s your chance to soak in more of these impressive artworks and sculptures by Manolo Valdes at Opera Gallery. The award-winning artist conceptualized and created monumental sculptures for the prestigious Place Vendôme in Paris and showcased his epic pieces in the parks and gardens of major cities.
Date: Until 15 October 2017
Where: Opera Gallery Singapore
Admission is free.
Find out more: www.operagallery.com
Embracing Diversity, an art exhibition, celebrates the multiculturalism and inclusiveness of the nation by featuring three different artistic styles of varying mediums by Singaporean artists. The artworks explore themes of reality by Lok Kerk Hwang, masculinity by Rofi and gentility by Pricilla Lim that create opportunities for inner reflections and outward conversations.
Date: Until 30 October 2017
Time: 11am – 8pm
Where: Pan Pacific Singapore, Level 2.
Admission is free.
Find out more: www.facebook.com/panpacificsingapore
Specially created for Science Centre, by the world’s leading creator of mirror mazes, the Professor Crackitt Light Fantastic mirror maze promises an immersive experience like no other. Visitors will get to experience the magic as they journey through a compelling storyline, and help the eccentric and forgetful Professor Crackitt find his pet parrot in his vast laboratory of a mirror maze – while fixing some experiments along the way. If you haven’t brought your kids to Science Centre yet, this is the perfect reason to give it a visit.
Date: From 14 June 2017 onwards
Time: 10am – 6pm
Where: Science Centre Singapore
Admission to the exhibition is free; admission to Science Centre applies.
Find out more: http://www.science.edu.sg/exhibitions/Pages/MirrorMaze.aspx
Candy Factory Projects is a platform for international collaborative art projects led by visual artist and curator Takuji Kogo. The exhibition features a selection of video works and sculptural installations by internationally acclaimed artists including Takuji Kogo, Mike Bode, John Miller and Keiichi Miyagawa.
Date: 6 October 2017 – 17 December 2017
Where: The Private Museum
Price: Admission is free.
Find out more: www.theprivatemuseum.org
As part of Archifest, children aged 8 – 12 get to play architects as they are given a fictional urban plot to design and build their own imaginative buildings, which together, form a city. Guided by architectural practitioners and students, the workshop encourages children’s creativity and utilises hands-on learning as they transform their ideas into models.
Date: 6 Oct 2017 – 7 Oct 2017
Time: 2pm – 5pm, 10am – 1pm respectively
Where: The URA Centre
Admission is free with registration via http://archifest.peatix.com
Find out more: https://www.facebook.com/ArKIDectureTaiwan
Just received the keys to your new home? Check out The Orange Cube's Autumn Interior Fair, happening in October! Apart from amazing interior design ideas, there'll be kitchen deals and special BTO packages waiting for you. You can even get a free Nespresso Coffee Machine (for new customers) and stand a chance to walk home with a Mercedes Benz, as well as a free home renovation worth $30,000. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!
Date: 7 October – 8 October, 14 October – 15 October
Time: 12 noon – 7pm
Location: 14 Arumugam Road, Building C
Admission is free, RSVP required.
For more information:www.facebook.com/theorangecube