The National Gallery Singapore’s inaugural Gallery Children’s Biennale, themed Dreams and Stories, opened to a bang last week and on offer is one of the many exciting events our very fortunate children in Singapore can indulge in this school holiday season. Great fun for the young ones, the festival features interactive art showcases, performances and activities curated for kids and the young at heart and runs until 8 October 2017. More information can be found at https://www.nationalgallery.sg/see-do/highlights/childrens-biennale-2017.
Minister Tan Chuan Jin opening the Children’s Biennale.
Some highlights
Joining the dots – Yayoi Kusama style, at The Obliteration Room.
Not water under this bridge – Mark Justiani’s ‘Firewalk: A Bridge Of Embers’.
It takes balls – TeamLab’s Homogenizing And Transforming World.
Lynn Lu’s growing mess of memories penned on ribbons – This Changed My Life.
Where participants get to pen memories on ribbons and put them up.
Head in the clouds? Lynn Lu’s Duplet.
Flowers with stories – Tran Trong Vu’s The Sonnet in Blue.
Poem / Stories on handmade flower petals.
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