The Sama Sama Mural is a collaborative artwork created by both local and migrant communities, symbolising the unity found within Singapore's diverse "garden city." Two intertwined characters serve as a representation of diversity, set against a backdrop of lush vegetation adorned with flowers from various Asian countries, reflecting the cultural origins of migrant workers.
Looking for a space to unleash your creativity?
We’ve got you.
We know you’re out there: the budding rock star, the visionary painter, the graceful dancer and the imaginative fashion designer… and we’ve got the stage for you!
Our space is the perfect canvas for your imagination to run wild. The arts have an amazing ability to express unspoken thoughts and controversial opinions to spark off the best conversations. From live performances to interactive exhibitions, your possibilities are endless.
Your creativity is your superpower - let’s infuse some spice and colour into our community and show up for a more enriched life.
Painting the Way Towards Social Inclusion
The Sama Sama Mural is a collaborative artwork created by both local and migrant communities, symbolising the unity found within Singapore's diverse "garden city." Two intertwined characters serve as a representation of diversity, set against a backdrop of lush vegetation adorned with flowers from various Asian countries, reflecting the cultural origins of migrant workers.
Painting the Way Towards Social Inclusion
Community Arts
Community Arts, which involves creating art in a community setting where local residents can come together to express their concerns or ideas through various artistic forms. In the past, we've organised both sponsored and non-sponsored participatory community arts projects and exhibitions, including the “Stay Home Quilt” story exhibition, Sandstorm in An Hourglass, and Cyborg Think, among others.
Community Arts
Community Arts, which involves creating art in a community setting where local residents can come together to express their concerns or ideas through various artistic forms. In the past, we've organised both sponsored and non-sponsored participatory community arts projects and exhibitions, including the “Stay Home Quilt” story exhibition, Sandstorm in An Hourglass, and Cyborg Think, among others.
Cultural Arts
We support and organise other arts and cultural activities such as Chinese Ink Painting workshops, Chinese Calligraphy, Wushu, and Masks of Singapore. We believe that art and culture have the power to bring people together, foster creativity, and strengthen our sense of community.
Cultural Arts
We support and organise other arts and cultural activities such as Chinese Ink Painting workshops, Chinese Calligraphy, Wushu, and Masks of Singapore. We believe that art and culture have the power to bring people together, foster creativity, and strengthen our sense of community.