Ongoing till 4 Jun 2023

Upcoming Programmes at Arts House Limited

Textures 2023

Organised by Arts House Limited, in conjunction with Light to Night Festival and Singapore Art Week

Dates:             6-15 January 2023

Venue:            Various venues

URL:               https://artshouselimited.sg/tah-textures-2023

Ticketing:       Free and ticketed programmes

Photo credit: Arts House Limited

Textures 2023 returns to The Arts house for its latest edition Arrived Home! With engaging activities comprising poetry recitals, art installations, book bazaars, podcasts and more. You are welcome to start your art-inerary from The Arts House to various locations in the neighbourhood and explore ideas of domesticity and belonging.

 

Aliwal Urban Art Festival

Organised by Arts House Limited, part of Singapore Art Week

Dates:               14 January 2023

Venue:              Aliwal Arts Centre

Time:                12pm till late

URL:                 https://artshouselimited.sg/aac-auaf-2023

Ticketing:         Free Admission

Duration:          Full Day

Photo credit: Arts House Limited

Aliwal Urban Art Festival is back! The seventh edition of the festival seeks to inspire the community through urban culture; featuring live painting showcases, music and dance performances, artists’ market and more – come as you are and join the fun!

 

Civic District Art Tour

Organised by Civic District, in collaboration with Singapore Sidecars

Dates:             Ongoing till 2023

Venue:            Civic District

Time:              930am – 430pm

URL:               https://www.theartshouse.sg/whats-on-details/tours/civic-district-art-tour

Ticketing:       $180 / pax

Duration:        60 / 120 mins

Video Trailer: YouTube

Photo credit: Singapore Sidecars

Experience Singapore’s Civic District as you hop from sight to sight on one of Singapore’s Sidecars!

Relish the full expanse of this historical quarter with its grand Victorian buildings forming the administrative centre and seat of Government during the Colonial era, and learn more about how it has been transformed into a vibrant arts and cultural cluster in the heart of the city today – home to some of the nation’s gazetted monuments, world-class museums and arts centres.

The tour includes stops at Asian Civilisations Museum, Capitol Singapore, National Gallery Singapore, Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, The Arts House, and Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall.

 

OUR CULTURAL MEDALLION STORY

Commissioned by National Arts Council
Managed by The Arts House

Dates:             Ongoing

Venue:            The Arts House

Time:              10am – 7pm

URL:               https://artshouselimited.sg/ourcmstory

Ticketing:       Free Admission

 Video Trailer: YouTube

Photo credit: Arts House Limited

The Cultural Medallion was instituted in 1979 to recognise individuals whose artistic excellence, contribution and commitment have enriched and distinguished Singapore’s arts and cultural landscape.

Discover how the Cultural Medallion award started and what inspires our Cultural Medallion recipients, or dive into their creative journeys through publications written by and about them.

 

Singapore Writers Festival Literary Pioneers 2022

“Bukan mungkin lagi, mesti!”: Perintis Penulis-penulis Wanita Melayu Membalas Balik “Not an if but a must!”: Responses from Pioneering Malay Female Writers

Organised by Arts House Limited

Dates:               Ongoing

Venue:              Online

URL:                  https://singaporewritersfestival.sg/literary-pioneer/

Photo credit: Arts House Limited

What does resistance woven through generations of Malay women writers look like? All across the Nusantara, women are speaking back – as they have always done. Their responses weave through Riau’s 19th century literary renaissance, to the anti-colonial fight for Malayan independence, to the current of everyday relations and spirituality.

Celebrate literary pioneers like Raja Aisyah Sulaiman, Adibah Amin, A/P Hadijah Rahmat, Sa’eda Buang, Rasiah Halil and Kumpulan Bebas Melata, who take the admonition of ‘jangan menjawab!’’ (don’t respond!) wielded against women, and instead braid comebacks through their literary contributions. It is not if they resist. The cumulative force of their critiques, poetry and anthologies proves that compliance is simply not an option.

 

Singapore International Festival of Arts

Organised by Arts House Limited, Commissioned by National Arts Council, Supported by Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth

Dates:               19 May – 4 June 2023

Venue:              Various Venues

Time:                Various Timings

URL:                 sifa.sg

Ticketing:         Various Prices. Ticket sales start from Febuary 2023 onwards.

Duration:          Various Timings

Video Trailer:    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5QtUWuzA7U

Photo credit: Arts House Limited

As Singapore’s annual pinnacle performing arts festival, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) presents captivating and diverse works across theatre, music, dance, film and visual arts. First launched as the Singapore Festival of Arts in 1977, the festival has gone through several evolutions and inspired generations of arts lovers and practitioners. Today, the highly anticipated festival is a high point on Singapore’s arts and cultural calendar. SIFA continues its festival mission to champion the creation and presentation of Singaporean and international works.

SIFA 2023: The Anatomy of Performance – Some People

SIFA 2023 explores People bound together collectively for some reason or other – becoming therefore a collective protagonist. Historical or drawn from myth, in the register of stark reality or the fantastical, SIFA 2023’s gaze is on Some People witnessing tragedy, beauty, mischief, the end of something, transition or a new beginning together.