Singapore is known for being clean, green and orderly, but that doesn’t stop Zul Othman from painting the town. In fact, the street artist known as “Zero” th...
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Singapore is known for being clean, green and orderly, but that doesn’t stop Zul Othman from painting the town. In fact, the street artist known as “Zero” th...
For every article celebrating Singapore’s “blossoming art scene”, there is one cutting it down at its root. The latter often points to the fact that, while there are some great art-focused initiatives, such as Arts in Your Neighbourhood, Art Reach, and Silver Art, which focus on bringing the arts to Singaporeans of all ages in different forms, it’s an approach which is oppositional to that of the world’s most artistically renowned cities. In creative hubs such as London and New York, contemporary art has been born in the underground and, eventually, syphoned from the top. “Singapore’s art scene is not organic,” criticised Lorenzo Rudolf, founder and president of Art Stage Singapore in an interview with Southeast Asia Globe. “A successfully sustainable, functioning art scene can only grow from the bottom up. Never in history have you seen an art scene which has been built from the top down functioning.”
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With a butterfly garden, 24-hour movie theatres, rooftop swimming pool and bar, interactive photo capsule and so much more, Singapore’s Changi Airport is already considered the best airport in the world by companies like Forbes and Skytrax. So what do you do when you’re already the best? You build the world’s tallest indoor waterfall of course. Due to open on April 17th, Jewel Changi Airport is a multi-dimensional tourist destination that invites airport passengers to experience a whole new way of travelling. This ten storey and 137,000sqm addition to Changi Airport brings the outdoors indoors with a number of amazing features that your average airport will never have.
Two unlikely friends, one wondrous world. Get a bird's eye view of Jewel Changi Airport through the eyes of our 'first visitors'. Doors opening soon.
