HAN@Punggol: All Upcoming Programmes
Colour in Worlds
Interactive Art Installation
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Date:
5-15 June 2025
Address: The Cove at Punggol Waterway Point
Time: 11am-7pm daily
Duration: 90 mins
(Includes a 75-minute guided tour and 15 minutes of free exploration of additional artworks)
Admission: $40
5-15 June 2025
Address: The Cove at Punggol Waterway Point
Time: 11am-7pm daily
Duration: 90 mins
(Includes a 75-minute guided tour and 15 minutes of free exploration of additional artworks)
Admission: $40
Walk up to a fabled black and white bungalow nestled in a lush rolling landscape.
The form and function of the black and white bungalow take after the Anglo-Indian plantation villa, once part of a global botanical network built on colonial practices of the past.
Add a sprinkling of tiger killings, a dash of prisoners-of-war and a pinch of fierce battles, and you have a recipe of alternative history that’s not so black and white.
Spread open the map and you will see two more landmarks nearby that have been forgotten in the story of our black-and-whites: Botanic Gardens and Tiger Hill. Discover how the colonial gaze shapes our relationship to land and nature, and how tigers have haunted us at every step.
Come join us on this guided art walk.
Who is this for?
This programme is suitable for children ages 3-10. Parents are welcomed to accompany their child throughout.
About the Artist
Mit Jai Inn (b.1960, Chiangmai, Thailand) is a leading figure of contemporary art in Thailand.
He is known for his colourful artworks that merge painting and sculpture.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Official
Programme Partner
Official Venue Partner
Official F&B Partner
Official Production PartnerArtist-led Workshops
Art and Heritage Workshops
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Date:
12–19 Jan 2025
Address: 7 Adam Park
Time: Weekdays 4pm - 10pm
Duration: 90 mins
Admission: Free
12–19 Jan 2025
Address: 7 Adam Park
Time: Weekdays 4pm - 10pm
Duration: 90 mins
Admission: Free
Walk up to a fabled black and white bungalow nestled in a lush rolling landscape.
The form and function of the black and white bungalow take after the Anglo-Indian plantation villa, once part of a global botanical network built on colonial practices of the past.
Add a sprinkling of tiger killings, a dash of prisoners-of-war and a pinch of fierce battles, and you have a recipe of alternative history that’s not so black and white.
Come join us at our artist-led workshops!
Who is this for?
Residents of the Katong-Joo Chiat area who are interested to find out more about their neighbourhoods, as well as other locals and visitors who wish to discover hidden gems through interactive games and puzzle-solving adventures.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Official
Programme Partner
Official Venue Partner
Official F&B Partner
Official Production Partner