Singapore is much more than a paradise for food and shopping – the city is also home to many arts venues whose treasures are as wondrous for the kids as they are for the grown-ups. But if you’ve only time to visit one, make a pit stop at National Gallery Singapore.
The gargantuan gallery is holding its first-ever Gallery Children’s Biennale that, despite its name, isn’t only for the kids. As part of the arts extravaganza, the Gallery transforms into a carnival of immersive installations and artworks by the likes of Yayoi Kusama , Mark Justiniani and teamLab, to name a few. So while the children explore all the colourful nooks and crannies of the Biennale, you can hop on a guided tour or get hands-on in one of the many art workshops.
Check out our family holiday guide to all the events, note the dates in your calendars, and come ready to feast your eyes.
Gallery Children’s Biennale is at National Gallery Singapore until Oct 8. Free for Singaporeans and PRs; $15-$20 for non-residents, which is inclusive of admission to all the other galleries except Yayoi Kusama: Life is the Heart of a Rainbow.