Join us this October for a day of creative exploration! Take part in a whole range of activities inspired by the artworks featured in the Learning Gallery and Everyday Practices.
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*Programmes may be subject to change without prior notice. Information accurate at time of publishing.
[DROP-IN] Everyday Practices Photobooth
Time: 1PM – 5PM
Venue: Level 1, Ticketing Reception
Free
Explore the endless possibilities of everyday objects with our interactive photobooth, which takes inspiration from artist Kawita Vatanajyankur's exploration of domestic objects and identities in her TOOLS/WORK series of photographs.
*Limited to one picture per person/group (multiple printouts are permitted for group photographs)
[DROP-IN] Poetic Encounters
Time: 1PM–5PM
Venue: Level 3, Gallery 4, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Free
Join us for a live interactive experience where haikus are written on the spot! Inspired by our latest exhibition Everyday Practices, discover the hidden beauty that resides in otherwise mundane encounters.
[DROP-IN] Feathered Friend Origami
Time: 1PM – 5PM
Venue: Level 1, Gallery 2, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Free
Make your own origami paper bird and discover trivia and fun facts behind some of the birds featured in the artwork by Migrant Ecologies Project.
[TOUR] Learning Gallery Tour with SgSL Interpretation
Time: 11AM – 12PM
Venue: Level 1, Gallery 2, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Free
Join Museum educator Gabrielle Lee and our friendly Deaf facilitators on a guided tour of the Learning Gallery. Embrace a child-like curiosity to experience artworks from the National Collection and commissioned works!
Singapore Sign Language interpretation by Equal Dreams will be provided.
[WORKSHOP] Drawing to the Sounds of Nature
Time: 2PM – 3.30PM
Venue: Level 3, Main Deck, SAM Corporate Office, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Free, by registration
Explore how drawing can be used to respond to the soundscapes of the Singaporean wild in this family-friendly workshop. Artist, Zai Tang, will demonstrate different approaches to listening and translating sounds through drawing.