When considering economic drivers, art is often overlooked and seen as non-essential. Tasked with unveiling the launch of Our SG Arts Plan, how can we shift this perception? And, most importantly, how do we ensure everyone can contribute to its creation?

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To bring this vision to life, we crafted an experiential realm where we aimed to illustrate how the value of the art industry is driven by the collective efforts of art, artist and audience. 

 

Each curated act was anchored by different roles within the art ecosystem through the diverse group of arts and artists. 

 

The theme “Join The Making” was also expressed through our centrepiece landmark adorned with doors illustrated and designed by artists from diverse backgrounds and mediums, serving as a powerful symbol of inclusivity, inviting everyone to be a part of this journey.

Centrepiece landmark made with doors illustrated/ designed by artists from a variety of backgrounds, working with a variety of mediums.

In the first act, 'A Connected Society', artists took centre stage. Visual artist Andy Yang, musical ensemble Open Score Project, and dance company Chowk Production illuminated the spirit of celebration and inclusivity through their respective mediums, reflecting the vibrancy of our connected society.

In the first act, 'A Connected Society', artists took centre stage. Visual artist Andy Yang, musical ensemble Open Score Project, and dance company Chowk Production illuminated the spirit of celebration and inclusivity through their respective mediums, reflecting the vibrancy of our connected society.

In the second act, ‘A Distinctive City,’ art took centre stage, imbuing the atmosphere with a forward-thinking vibe. It is anchored around a spoken word poem by arts educator Pooja Nansi, with an abstract soundscape by sound artist Lynette Quek, projection mapping by visual artist Tristan Lim and choreography by P7:1SMA.

In the second act, ‘A Distinctive City,’ art took centre stage, imbuing the atmosphere with a forward-thinking vibe. It is anchored around a spoken word poem by arts educator Pooja Nansi, with an abstract soundscape by sound artist Lynette Quek, projection mapping by visual artist Tristan Lim and choreography by P7:1SMA.

Act 3 – A Connected Society features audience as the protagonist. Attendees collaborated, discussed and strategised with each other about spending creative dollars distributed to them to acquire exclusive artworks priced more than they could afford.

Act 3 – A Connected Society features audience as the protagonist. Attendees collaborated, discussed and strategised with each other about spending creative dollars distributed to them to acquire exclusive artworks priced more than they could afford.

Centrepiece landmark made with doors illustrated/ designed by artists from a variety of backgrounds, working with a variety of mediums.

In the first act, 'A Connected Society', artists took centre stage. Visual artist Andy Yang, musical ensemble Open Score Project, and dance company Chowk Production illuminated the spirit of celebration and inclusivity through their respective mediums, reflecting the vibrancy of our connected society.

In the first act, 'A Connected Society', artists took centre stage. Visual artist Andy Yang, musical ensemble Open Score Project, and dance company Chowk Production illuminated the spirit of celebration and inclusivity through their respective mediums, reflecting the vibrancy of our connected society.

In the second act, ‘A Distinctive City,’ art took centre stage, imbuing the atmosphere with a forward-thinking vibe. It is anchored around a spoken word poem by arts educator Pooja Nansi, with an abstract soundscape by sound artist Lynette Quek, projection mapping by visual artist Tristan Lim and choreography by P7:1SMA.

In the second act, ‘A Distinctive City,’ art took centre stage, imbuing the atmosphere with a forward-thinking vibe. It is anchored around a spoken word poem by arts educator Pooja Nansi, with an abstract soundscape by sound artist Lynette Quek, projection mapping by visual artist Tristan Lim and choreography by P7:1SMA.

Act 3 – A Connected Society features audience as the protagonist. Attendees collaborated, discussed and strategised with each other about spending creative dollars distributed to them to acquire exclusive artworks priced more than they could afford.

Act 3 – A Connected Society features audience as the protagonist. Attendees collaborated, discussed and strategised with each other about spending creative dollars distributed to them to acquire exclusive artworks priced more than they could afford.

The show was a  collaborative effort among 53 diverse artists from various backgrounds Throughout the launch, attendees were immersed in a series of experiences, witnessing the significance of diverse roles within the art industry through the different performances. Overall, the launch not only celebrated the multifaceted nature of the arts industry but also left attendees with a deeper appreciation of its significance and value.