A 1970s HDB lift, an old coffee-roasting machine and a time-lapse of Singapore’s changing skyline are among the objects waiting inside the revamped Singapore History Gallery.
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The Woman Who Painted A Changing Singapore
Before Singapore became the city we know today, Lai Foong Moi was quietly documenting the people, streets and everyday moments that were disappearing around her. Now, more than six decades after her first exhibitions, a new presentation at National Gallery Singapore invites us to look at her work, and Singapore’s past, with fresh eyes.
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The National Museum Is Telling Singapore’s Story Differently This National Day
This National Day, Singapore’s oldest museum looks beyond familiar history lessons, bringing together founding myths, contemporary voices and the people whose stories continue to shape the nation today.
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