ARTWALK Little India is an annual multidisciplinary public art festival set in the cultural precinct of Little India. This event is presented by LASALLE College of the Arts and the Singapore Tourism Board with the support of Little India Shopkeepers and Heritage Association. More information here: www.artwalklittleindia.sg

Ten Singapore-based artists respond to the theme #ArtMovesUs, and requisition advertising panels of bus stops for their artworks along the east-west route of bus 175. From the heartlands to the city centre, the installations spill over into the surrounding community, and the artists activate them in unique ways. More information here: www.busstopart.com  

Presenting an intermingling of complementary physical and digital experiences that promise to delight all audiences, festivalgoers can enjoy a slew of exciting and engaging activities within the Civic District and beyond. More information here: www.lighttonight.sg

Vertical Horizon is an exploration of the extent and contributions of the vertical rectangle – a portrait’s best companion and the staple of eastern ink traditions. But how else have this shape served as a space for imagining and inspiration for artists? Also, how does the ratio contribute to our understanding of the image? More…

Envisioning an imaginative and collaborative future for both art and retail industries, Creative Unions features exciting and unexpected partnerships between Singapore’s artists and Funan’s tenants across fashion, food, lifestyle, technology and experiential trades. More information here: capitaland.com/sg/malls/funan/

Baroque Archipelago proposes to bring contemporary art and fashion in conversation with one another, to illuminate parallel approaches in creation and exploration of current issues. More information here: https://www.mizuma.sg  

Sundaram Tagore is pleased to announce that Hiroshi Senju has just completed a dynamic series of Waterfall paintings, his first since 2015. For this group of waterfalls, Senju began his creative process on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. More information here: http://www.sundaramtagore.com

If Forests Talk is a programme that looks at the tropical rainforest through the lens of artists. Nature, greenery, and rainforests within Singapore are often seen through the logic of consumption, to be used for botanical, recreational, and educational purposes. More information here: https://ifforeststalk.com