What's On Today: Saturday, November 07, 2009

Exhibit drawn from the Singapore Art Museum’s permanent collection. Works by some of the region's best known artists offer multiple manifestations of life, society and traditions in Southeast Asia. Singapore Art Museum, 71 Bras Basah Road.

The vibrancy of Singapore's street life from the 1950s to 1970s in a display of food-related artefacts and sound installations. Rotunda, National Museum of Singapore, 10.00-20.00.

A look into 100 years of the history of the Singapore family through family portraits, albums and old photographs. Rotunda, Singapore Art Museum, 10.00-20.00.

The University Art Museum (precursor of NUS Museum) was inaugurated in 1955 at the University of Malaya and its collection was instrumental in the teaching and learning of Art History. These works along with borrowed ones form the framework for reconnections with teaching and learning. NUS Museum, Free.

An opportunity to explore Singapore's history from the 14th Century to the modern period. A story-telling approach, unveiling different perspectives. National Museum of Singapore, 10.00-18.00.

Explore the shifting identities of Singapore women from the 1950s to 1970s and learn about the changing social, economic and political roles of women. National Museum of Singapore, 10.00-20.00.

Ng Eng Teng (1934 – 2001) was a painter and potter by training but is most recognised for his sculptural pieces featuring humanist themes. NUS Museum has over 1,000 of Ng's works including sketches, paintings, maquettes, sculptures, figurines and pottery. NUS Museum.

A comprehensive history of Chinese ceramic art with more than 100 ceramic pieces dating from prehistory to the early 20th Century, representing wares produced by major kilns in China. NUS Museum, FREE.

Artist-photographer Chris Yap uses photography and installation to make references to personages, domestic spaces, and material culture, artist evoking popular conceptions associated with the Peranakan communities. A drama featuring the fictive lives of three generations in a Peranakan family. The Gallery, 3rd level Baba House, free by appointment only.

An opportunity to see what goes on behind the scenes of a museum exhibition, with conservators and artefacts telling their stories. Presented by Heritage Conservation Centre (HCC). Shaw Foundation Foyer, Asian Civilisations Museum Empress Place, Free.

Malaysian artist's work- intricate renditions on paper considers the diverse Asian cultures and landscapes. Singapore Tyler Print Institute, 41 Robertson Quay.

Contemporary art exhibition series profiling the work of talented young artists from Singapore and jointly organised by the Istana and the Singapore Art Museum. Biennial event allows the commisioning of new work, selected artists are Donna Ong, Felicia Low, Twardzik Ching Chor Leng and artist collective Vertical Submarine. 8Q sam, Queen Street.

Span's Li Chen's artistic practice from 1992 in first solo outdoor sculpture exhibition in Asia. Artist's exploration of harmony and zen spirituality in a sculptural trail from the inner courtyards of the Singapore Art Museum to the Campus Green of Singapore Management University.

Depictions of 19th century Singapore, examining their meanings and representations revealing the topography of the Singapore landscape in the 19th century with views of the harbour, Singapore River, Fort Canning Hill, Raffles Place as well as depictions of the cosmopolitan trade town and Singapore’s rural scenes. Features about 200 artefacts from the museum’s collection, a significant number of which were acquired in recent years and never been shown before. Balcony and Canyon, National Museum of Singapore, 10.00-18.00, Free.

A survey of everyday life in Singapore and Malaya in the 1950s and 1970s, a collection of rarely seen photographs, slides and film footage from the personal archives of Dr Ivan Polumin. NUS Museum, University Cultural Centre, NUS, Free.

In conjunction with The Image of Our Landscape Exhibition, third and final segment of the Spot & Shoot programme, curated by Jason Wee. What Singapore means to its residents through a photographic list of items, places, sights, people etc. The Rotunda, National Museum of Singapore, 10.00-18.00, Free.

24 minute three screen installation work, drawing upon amateur audio and visual materials collected by individuals and families attached to various British colonizing missions in the early 20th Century deposited at The Empire & Commonwealth Museum in Bristol. Engages the concept of the colonial archive as a site of contestation and power seeking to understand how ideas of the ‘Orient’ came to be produced. NUS Museum, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent, Free.

Ongoing inquiry into the “secret lives" of forest material, where both the wood and the tree are explored as matter, metaphor, magic, ecological resource and historical agent. Memories and histories inscribed in the grain of a tropical hardwood bed found in a Singapore home are conjured via still and animated wood-prints, puppets, collage and charcoal. From Artist in Residency arrangement with Double Helix Tracking Technologies. The Substation Gallery, 11.00-20.00, Free.

76 works, some of them extra large. The selection reflects both the artists' shared approach to the chosen motifs and their artistic position. Part of the exhibition series, 'Photography in Germany from 1850 to the Present', conceived and organized by curator Wulf Herzogenrath and ifa. NAFA Galleries 1 & 2, 80 Bencoolen Street, 11.00-19.00.

Photographs recording the religious community, life and architecture of Germany's largest religious minority group: the features of modern Mosque architecture, of Ottoman-inspired minarets, domes and minbars, enlivened by the presence of imams, laughing children, men during Friday prayer, and women socialising. Malay Heritage Centre, 85 Sultan Gate, 10.00-18.00 (Monday 13.00-18.00), Free.

Special exhibition features more than 290 rare and important artefacts including pre-Hispanic gold, Catholic imagery, ethnotgraphic objects and comtemporary Philippine art from museums and private collections in the Philippines. Explores the identity of the Filipino people, created by the blending of indigenous local cultures and foreign influences. Asian Civilisations Museum, Empress Place.

Kirsty Furniss and Mathieu Augereau (aka KA'a) present their first solo exhibition in Singapore. Their artwork exists at the frontiers between painting and graffiti, abstract and figurative, aesthetic and social commentary. The techniqies and tools used, such as stencils and spray paint, originated from the street art movement. fill-your-walls gallery, 21 Tanjong Pagar Road, #04-02, 10.00-22.00, Free admission.

Residency Exchange and Art Programme (REAP) was organised by Artesan with the aim of providing interaction opportunities for young artists from different nationalities and cultures with six artists – Buen Calubayan , Iggy Rodriguez and Ivan Roxas from the Philippines and Jeremy Sharma , Wong Lip Chin and Joshua Yang from Singapore – led by Emmanuel Garibay (The Philippines). NUS Museum, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent, 10.00-19.30 (Monday-Saturday), 10.00-18.00 (Sunday), Free admission.

Through stamps and interactive displays, learn about the rich and diverse culture of the Philippines and journey through its breathtaking natural sites. Singapore Philatelic Museum, 23 B Coleman Street.

An exhibition on the history of Vladivostok. Features paintings and photographic works on the Primorsky territory and its capital Vladivostok, and a collection of the contemporary arts. In commemoration of Vladivostok as the next host of the Apec Summit. ICA Gallery 1, #B1-04, LASALLE College of the Arts, 10.00-18.00.

Features the sculpture works of five Korean and five Singaporean artists. The central theme is the interplay between Man and Nature -and the evolution of what is regarded as one's natural environment. Tanglin Core, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 05.00-24.00, Free.

12 year old Dawn Kwan travels to Switzerland and brings a new artistic interpretation of the Jungfrau and alps, with exhuberance in colours and imaginative stapes. The Substation, Front Lawn (3-30 November), Gallery: 4-8 November, 10.00-22.00.

Sale prices for pregnant mums, babies and children up to 4 years old. Clothing, books, nursery decorations, breast feeding equipment and ride-on outdoor toys. 10:00-16:00 Kent Vale Communal Hall, Geranium Block Level 2, 101 Clementi Road.

Great deals for pregnant mums, babies and children up to 4 years old. Books, toys, baby and toddler clothing, maternity clothes, nursery decorations, equipment for feeding, breastfeeding, strollers, ride-on and outdoor toys. Kent Vale Communal Hall, Geranium Block, Level 2, 101 Clementi Road, 10.00-16.00.

Night bazaar at Clarke Quay, with up to 35 vendors selected to showcase and sell their products. Central Square @ Clarke Quay, 18.00-24.00.

MAAD stands for Market of Artists and Designers, a place to sell/buy creative works. Original, creative, and more often than not, handmade works by talented painters, jewellery makers, product designers, visual artists, wordsmiths and eco-friendly seamstresses. Sales every first Saturday and Sunday of the month. red dot Traffic, Maxwell Road.

Features a wide range of products from around the world: 50 vendors showcase ladies and children’s fashion, homewares, jewellery, art, photography and much more. Singapore Cricket Club, Padang, 21.00-01.00. CANCELLED

Inaugural event. Changi T3 B2 Carpark & Indoor Atrium beside Popeye's, 11.00-21.00.

Annual shopping fair with profits to support the UWCSEA Insitiative for Peace programme. Main Hall, UWCSEA, 1207 Dover Road, 10.00-16.00.

Bags, baubles, banners and more. Each vendor represents a different Christian ministry. International Community School, 27 A Jubilee Road, 10.00-14.00.

Fortnightly, 1st and 3rd Saturday of month. Discussion and critique group for secondary and tertiary aged budding fiction writers, poets, playwrights, script-writers and songwriters with Word Forward mentors. Bring along copies of a prose piece, poem, short script, song or other work for feedback. Council Room, The Arts House, 14.00-16.30.

Find out how vegetables are grown and learn about some natural remedies that our grandmothers might have planted in their own backyard. For children K1-P6 levels. Pasir Ris Park, Pasir Ris Green (Carpark C), 09.00-10.00.

Toddlers are exposed to different materials and encouraged to learn about art elements such as colours, patterns, lines, dots, shapes and form. Regular visits to selected SAM exhibits. Toddlers create with materials such as tempura paints, watercolour, pastels and clay. For children aged 3-5 years. Presented by Art Loft and SAM. 8Q sam, every Friday (14.00, 16.00) and Saturday (10.00, 11.00, 12.00, 13.00)

Using works of renowned artists to understand application of art elements, children create with acrylic and oil paints on canvas as well as with watercolour, pastels and clay. 8Q sam, 8 Queen Street, 11.00 and 16.00.

5 week course: How Does Your Garden Grow on Mars? (the shape and form of flowers, drawing and other media). Taught by Astrid Dahl, artist with more than 30 years teaching experience. Red Sea Gallery, 9 Dempsey Road, #01-10 Dempsey Hill, 14.00-15.30.

6 week course: Sculptural Self Portraits. Taught by Astrid Dahl, artist with more than 30 years teaching experience. Red Sea Gallery, 9 Dempsey Road, #01-10 Dempsey Hill, 10.30-12.00.

Singapore Repertory Theatre The Little Company production. Adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's tale: The Jungle Book. DBS Arts Centre, Robertson Quay, 10.00 and 14.00 (Tuesday-Friday), 19.00 (Friday), 11.00 and 14.00 (Saturday-Sunday).

I Theatre Production. Family musical based on Andersen's The Ugly Duckling and The Grimm Brothers' The Frog Prince. Drama Centre Theatre, 100 Victoria Street, 10.30 and 15.00 (Tuesday-Wednesday), 15.00 and 19.30 (Thursday-Saturday), 11.00 and 17.00 (Sunday).

Group session, 2-5 per group. Brain Train, #04-01 Tanglin Place, 91 Tanglin Road, 10.00-11.00.

Based on the principle that every child needs to draw - uses imagination, memory and observation to capture ideas, create images and tell stories. In its 10th year, for the first time in Asia, four events, 10 artists leading 15 activities and four venues. This event: "Colour in Your story"- creating a giant montage with the craziest characters you can think up. 4th Floor, Woodlands Regional Library, 14.00-18.00, Free.

Staccato!, a new music school for kids and adults, offeres early childhood music and movement classes, keyboard and piano lessons. Free Trials for early childhood classes (one trial per child). Staccato! Music Studios, 100 Turf Club Road, Horsecity, #01-02 Block O. email info@staccato.com.sg

Presented by Flamenco Sin Fronteras with Antonio Vargas. Five women reveals a personal story, set in the modern world but using the ancient art of Flamenco. Play Den, The Arts House, 20.00.

Five women from five different professions who have embraced the art of Flamenco work closely with their mentor-also choreographer and artistic director Antonio Vargas, to create this mini dance-theatre-piece. Play Den, The Arts House, 20.00.

Weekend festival of spectacular dances, traditional music and food from the Philippines. Test your dexterity with the Filipino national dance – the bamboo tinikling and learn more about the rich blend of Spanish and tribal influences in Filipino food. With special Filipino craft activities for children who have a chance to win goodie bags in a special gallery hunt. ACM Empress Place, 12.00-17.00 (free admission from 09.00-19.00)

From sound art, video art and band performances to experimental DJ sets, a programme to expose youth to the many contemporary art forms and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the local arts scene. With Flea-tique! featuring lifestyle products designed by local designers and craft-makers. 8Q SAM, 8 Queen Street, 19.30-01.00, Free admission to galleries.

Look at the cinema section in AngloINFO for what is currently on at the movies. Each cinema has a comprehensive listing of movie and timings. Also possible to purchase tickets online.

Long-established organization promoting the appreciation of film as a medium of both art and entertainment.

Film screenings often paired with food and drink events in the comfortable surroundings of a heritage building.

New menu featuring some of Europe's best loved dishes. French and Italian classics, Dover Sole (U.K.) with Lemon Butter Sauce and Valencian style Paella from Spain, Greek Vegetable Moussaka, Wiener Schnitzl, an Irish Beef Stew and Croatian Lamb Skewers. Le Pont de Vie, 26 Kandahar Street, lunch and dinner.

Well known children's choir in a wide ranging programme including medieval motets, music from the Beatles and Celine Dion, folk songs and film scores. Esplanade Concert Hall, 19.30.

The Conservatory Orchestra with Wang Ya-Hui (music director) and Thomas Hecht (piano). Programme includes Brahms' Tragic Overture, Lucian' Berio's Requies for Chamber Orchestra, and Beehtoven's Piano Concerto No 5 'Emperor'. Conservatory Concert Hall, 19.30.

In celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the Alliance Française. String Quartet's repertoire rainges from Haydn to current composers-with focus on the Classical period, French romanticism, the Twentieth century. Alliance Francaise Theatre, 20.00.

An evening of opera presented by the Embassy of Poland. With Mrs Iwona Tober (Soprano), Mr Leszek Swidzinski (Tenor), Mr Tadeusz Szlenkier (Tenor) and Mrs. Joanna Lawrynowicz (Piano) in a programme of the music of Frederic Chopin, as well as Italian, American, Mexican, Spanish and Polish melodies. Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 18.15-19.30, Free.

Hosted by Jack and Rai, first-ever tournament party with four local bands that cater to different musical tastes. 53A, Jade and Friends, EIC and Ministry of Rock. Singapore Cricket Club, Padang, 21.00-01.00.

The G-MAX shoots up to 60m into the air, with speeds reaching 200km/h! With over 1,000,000 jumps under its belt and a 100% safety record, you can simply strap yourself in and focus on enjoying the thrill of your life with an awesome adrenaline rush! Open daily from 11:00-22:30, each ride lasts between 5-7 minutes.Now open at Clarke Quay

Take an adrenaline charged ride from a 650m hilltop to the beach in less than two minutes! This is the first attraction of its kind in Southeast Asia. Open: 10:00-18:00 (weekdays),10:00-19:30(weekends). Imbiah Lookout,Sentosa Island

Have a go on a proper high wire trapeze with full safety facilities. Siloso Beach 16:00 - 18:00 Tue - Fri 16:00 - 19:00 Sat, Sun & Public Holidays.

Array of exclusive activities - kayaking to the kelongs, engaging in combat laser shooting, zorbing in an enormous air-cushioned ball, tree top obstacle course, laser clay pigeon shooting, scuba diving tryouts, cycling, local cuisine tour. A wide range of unique outdoor activities with guaranteed comprehensive, dedicated and top-notch service to fun into your time in Singapore.

One of the world's premier rugby tournaments reaturing top sides from around the world. With Schools & Colleges Tournament IRB Women's Qualifiers, a fair and entertainment. Singapore Cricket Club, Padang, 08.00-18.00.

Purpose built indoor cricket facility: High-density rubber surface specifically for Cage Cricket which will form the batting wicket; specialized equipment such as special indoor balls and lighter bats have been brought in. Special tournaments and training programmes, booking round the clock. The Cage, 38 Jalan Benaan Kapal, 399635.

Amateur football league which caters to the physical, social and recreational needs of many people from all walks of life and diverse nationalities, living and working in Singapore. Organised by Ubersports and Espzen Pte Ltd. Plays at quality pitches around Singapore, various times.

Amateur football league which caters to the physical, social and recreational needs of many people from all walks of life and diverse nationalities, living and working in Singapore. Organised by Ubersports and Espzen Pte Ltd. Plays at quality pitches around Singapore, various times.

Can enter a team or individual. Games at quality basketball courts all over Singapore. Mid-week league also available for men. 14.00-20.30.

Come take a trial ride for evaluation. Contact Bukit Timah Saddle Club, 51 Fairways (off Eng Neo Avenue).

For ages 7 and above. Eight lessons. On going. All levels except beginning course must become members. Bukit Timah Saddle Club, 51 Fairways (off Eng Neo Avenue).

Learn about the flute, the veena, the sitar, the tabla and the mridangam and some concepts of Indian music. With live demonstrations of the musical instruments and a short performance. Esplanade Rehearsal Studio, 14.00.

The first 4-dimensional theatre in Singapore and the largest in Southeast Asia, Sentosa 4D Magix presents a mind-blowing interactive experience. Every half hour from 10:00 to 20:30 Tel:6274 5355. 51B Cable Car Road, Sentosa

The 'living cartoon', Italian comedian and impersonator who transforms into characterisations of more than 50 of the world's popular icons. Victoria Theatre, 20.00.

Necessary Stage production written by Haresh Sharma and directed by Alvin Tan and Tatiana Frolova. A celebration of the humanity of difference where a Singaporean woman and Russian man fall in love and learn to deal with the practicalities. The Necessary Stage Black Box, 20.00 (Wednesday-Saturday), 15.00 (Saturday-Sunday).

Narrative performance based on a thought experiment. It is centered on a main protagonist who has, for the longest time, been in the same place since he could remember. The performance is motivated by themes related to an absolute purity that sits in various mediums such as sound, music and language. The Substation Theatre, 20.00, admission by donation.

Showcases local homegrown talents as well as guests from other countries competing for the title of Miss Bikini Open 2009. St James Power Station, 18.30-21.30.

A play that explores an evening of hope and magic in the times of war. Set against the 1942 battle in Singapore, Maya, a young British girl awaits the return of her parents from Alexandra Hospital. Centre Stage Studio, 19.00.

Singapore's tallest observatory tower offers panoramic views at 131 metres above sea level across Singapore and has a capacity for 72 people in the air-conditioned cabin. 09:00 to 21:00

The Merlion, Singapore's symbol stands at 37 metres high. See an animation feature and discover more about the Merlion. Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa 10:00 -20:00.

An oceanarium on Sentosa is home to more than 2,500 fishes from 250 different species. Also on offer are interactive programmes such as 'Dive with the Sharks' or 'Dive with the Dugong' which are available upon advance booking. Siloso Point, Sentosa, 09:00 to 21:00.

A themed entertainment about the images and history of Singapore expolring legend, fact and folklore. Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa 09:00 - 19:00

A journey to history and Singapore's colourful past lifestyle from Suntec City, a modern cluster of impressive buildings in the heart of the city. Visit the bustling enclave of Katong and Joo Chiat. Next, a visit to Changi Prison Museum then to Changi Village. 109C Amoy Street, Singapore 069929 Tel: 6220 1661 dailytours@rmgtours.com.sg Tour starts at 1400 and takes 3.5 hours, minimum 4 people.

The Red Lantern is a unique night adventure that include the ‘infamous’ red light district of Singapore. Included in this tour are also the fabulous experiences of the night scenes in Chinatown, Bugis, Clarke Quay and Orchard. A touring adventure on the breezy open top HiPPObus. Board at Sentosa, SVC@Suntec City , Animal Farm@Orchard Tel: 6338 6877 18:00 - 22:00 daily 4 hours.

The trishaw riders will take you along designated routes in Little India and Chinatown. Each trishaw ride will last an average of 30 - 45 minutes. For Little India call Alphaland Travel Services Pte Ltd Tel: 6333 0381/2, Trishaw tour starts from Sungei Road or Trishaw Tours Pte Ltd Tel: 6545 6311 Trishaw tour starts from Albert Mall or Triwheel Tours Pte Ltd Tel: 6336 9025/6 Trishaw tour starts from Albert Mall or Singapore Explorer Pte Ltd Tel: 6339 6833 Trishaw tour starts from Liang Court and Bencoolen Link. For China Town, Singapore Explorer Pte Ltd Tel: 6339 6833 Trishaw tour starts from Chinatown Trishaw Park

Tour the Southern Islands and the renowned busiest port on board the replica of the famous Ming Dynasty imperial vessel, Cheng Ho. Enjoy the morning sun while taking the Morning Glory Cruise or a High Tea Cruise or an Imperial Dinner Cruises. 1 Maritime Square , Harbour Front Center #10-30 (Lobby A), Singapore 099253 Tel: 6533 9811, Fax: 6535 7743 Email: Sales@watertours.com.sg

Insights of the Amphibious Boat and Singapore History. The Amphibious boatpasses through Labrador Park and splashes into the water for a 20 minute ride. Listen to war stories behind Labrador Park and the Secret Tunnels. Finally, the SKYride (cable car) for a breathtaking view of Singapore. 16.45.

Ride in an authentic revamped WWII amphibious vehicle for a city exploration then splash down in the water for a different experience! 1 hour tour. Board at Marina Square. 08.45-15.45.

Experience 2 hours of exhilarating fun swinging from tree to tree five metres above the ground. 2 Tree Top Courses - 48 Activities - 5 Zip lines. Anyone from the Age of 5 can participate on the Kid's Course (minimum height 1.10m.) 10 is the recommended age for the Grand Course (minimum height 1.4m.) with under 18's accompanied by an adult. Bedok Resevoir Park, 10.00-18.00. Booking recommended.

Every Saturday a tour by volunteer guides at Singapore Tyler Print Institute, 41 Robertson Quay, 14.30.

A giant observation wheel that provides breathtaking, panoramic views of Singapore and beyond. 30 Raffles Avenue, #01-07 Singapore 039803 sfsales@adval.com.sg Tel: 6333 3311 [

Tour of the mangroves habitat or the marine fishes that swims pass Sungei Buloh Besar during our marine fish guided walks. Maximum of 15 people per guide, first come first served and are weather permitting. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, 09.30 and 15.30, Free tour, admission fee applies.

One hour tour by volunteer guides. Singapore Botanic Gardens, 09.00 and 10.00, Free. (Register at Visitor Centre (Nassim Road) 15 minutes before tour.

A Clarke Quay eccentric pub walk. (No walk on public holiday) Visit Ice House, Brewery Tour, Pewter Museum, Tongkang (traditional river boat), Guardian of the River, Coleman & Read Bridges. Meet at Clarke Quay MRT Station, outside Exit E, 17.00-19.30. (No walk on public holiday).

Highlights on this walk include The Changi Museum, Johore Battery (Replica of WWII 15-inch gun battery), outside Selarang Barracks, Changi Village and Changi Beach (site of Sook Ching Massacre). With a stop outside Old Changi Prison to view its remains. Station, outside exit B, 10.00-13.00.

eXplorerkid operates the 25-m high Ferris Wheelat E!hub, each complete ride takes around three minutes. Each of its 16 fully air-conditioned capsules takes up to 6 people. E!hub Mall, Downtown East, 12.00-21.30 (M-F), 10.00-21.30 (weekends and public holidays).

Malaysian artist guides her exhibition of new works. Singapore Tyler Print Institute, 41 Robertson Quay, 14.30.

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Woodcraft painting workshops for everyone. Use recycled woodcraft to create hand-made funky decor pieces. Art Lab, Singapore Art Museum. 10.30-15.30, call 6552 3505 to register.

Learn the various techniques used to successfully propagate healthy and vigorous plants. Botany Centre, Singapore Botanic Gardens, 10.00-17.00.

Learn basic drawing techniques -sketching, watercolour and acrylic painting, still life and landscape drawing. 8Q sam, Monday (14.00), Friday(10.00), Saturday (11.00, 16.00)

Gain financial freedom as a couple, allowing your partner to trust your financial awareness and overcoming negative habits. Work together towards shared values and vision for your financial future. The Counselling Place, 8 Eu Tong Sen Street, #16-00 The Central, 14.00-17.00.

8 session introductory course: learn about the development of representational and abstract painting of different art movements, supported by art historical references and works in SAM. Participants develop and complete various preparatory studies and a piece of figurative abstract painting. For ages 16 and above. artLAB, Singapore Art Museum, 10.00-13.00.