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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Night Festival 2010: Hann's Picks for children


Date: FRI 16 JUL 2010 - SAT 17 JULY 2010
Time: 7:00pm - 2:00am



Venue: National Museum of Singapore,
Singapore Art Museum,
The Peranakan Museum,
The Substation,
Singapore Management University Campus Green,
Stamford Green and Stamford Road



(see map below)




Click on map to enlarge



My picks for children:

PARABOLES 2.0
by Compagnie Off (France) & Victric Thng (Singapore)
Venue: National Museum of Singapore, Museum Façade
Time: 10.30pm and 11.30pm (performance on 16 July)
12mn and 1am (performance on 17 July)

Six giant satellite dishes spring from the urban ground right in front of the National Museum of Singapore. Under each satellite, we hear faint abstract sounds. It is the music of the stars, solar winds, and radio waves, all mixed together in a surreal, random composition.


The performances are a bit late for us, children. If you can't stay for the show, do check out the giant satellite dishes at National Museum.



by Wandering Moon (Thailand)
Venue: National Museum of Singapore, The Salon, Level 1
Time: 8pm and 9.15pm

The Red Tree is a shadow puppet theatre performance, adapted from award winning Shaun Tan’s famous picture book.



JAKARTA STREET ART: NOW
by Riyan Riyadi, Rizky Aditya Nugroho and Andi Riyanto of Ruangrupa/Forum Lenteng (Indonesia)
Venue: National Museum of Singapore, Stamford Green
Time: 7.30pm – 2am

“NOW” is created on billboards in the outdoors of National Museum of Singapore. The three street artists will create a contemporary aesthetic experience by using graffiti designs to explore reactionary artistic works around the region done by contemporary artists.






THE BOX
by Wandering Moon (Thailand)

Venue: Singapore Management University (SMU) Campus Green
Time: 9pm and 11pm (on 16 July), 8.30pm and 11pm (on 17 July)


The Box is a combination of a performing and performance art though a semi-improvisation of movements, light and shadow under one mutual idea. It is a collage of simple images of manually created shadow joined force with gripping music generates a spontaneous dialogue between performers and audience




SPATIAL DESIGN FOR SINGAPORE MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY GREEN
by FARM


FARM is many things at once - a society, an arts and design community portal, a curatorial team and a creative practice.















THE NEW WORLD PERANAKAN PUPPET SHOW
Venue: The Peranakan Museum, The Ixora Room
Time: 6.30pm, 8.30pm and 9.30pm


A kaleidoscope of action, songs and colourful characters, this puppet show takes you on a trip down memory lane. No registration required. Limited seating. Spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors will open 15-minutes before each performance.



AMAZING ADVENTURE TALES
Venue: The Peranakan Museum, Special Exhibition Galleries
Time: 7.30pm and 9pm


Go on an adventure with storytellers who will be stationed in front of exhibits in the Ramayana Revisited exhibition.


COMMUNITY MURAL PROJECT
Venue: The Substation Alley
Time: 7pm - 2pm



Let your inner artist run wild and join local graffiti artists, ZERO and ANTZ, on our community mural project, where pedestrians and on-lookers alike can join the artists in creating a large-scale art mural for this creative charity project!







*all synopsis edited from http://www.nationalmuseum.org.sg/





Don't forget to check out the galleries in the various museums cos there's


FREE ADMISSION TO ALL GALLERIES!




(if u've not been)

but be warned: it'll be super crowded.

7 comments:

Karmeleon said...

LOL - no picks for kids! They shouldn't be out at night!!! Esp preschoolers!

Hann Hann said...

why not?

It's weekend!

ha. I know children should go to bed at 8pm. but I think most singaporean children, like me, don't go to bed before 10pm.

Jason said...

Well done for sketching the map. :)

MTDT said...

how about parking place??? haha

Karmeleon said...

haha - I'll be happy to have my son to sleep by 9pm latest! Then I can rest some (before he wakes!).

Hann Hann said...

oh. haha. wanteda talk about parking but no time.

park at the nearest Circle line MRT station and take the MRT to Bras Basah station. Check your stations here:
http://www.smrt.com.sg/trains/network_map.asp

Nay. Kidding.
We usually park at Plaza by the Park or the public car park at Fort Canning.

edmund said...

aiya...should have visited your blog earlier...