EXHIBITION

Margins: drawing pictures of home

Guests are encouraged to pre-purchase their tickets online prior to their visit, due to limits in venue capacity and timed entry to the exhibitions. Each guest is limited to 8 tickets per purchase.
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Calendar
21 Nov 2020 – 28 Mar 2021
Clock
Daily: 10am - 7pm

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Singapore Residents and Tourists:
Adult: S$6, Child: S$6


Additional ticket options available

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Virtual Tour

Virtual Tour
Join Senior Museum Ambassador, Eileen, to learn about the overlooked margins between our external and internal selves, the fluidity and variety of a home and how real and imagined boundaries affect those on the other side of them.

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Our Partners

Partners
Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF)

Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) is a biennial gathering of minds from around the world with the common pursuit to advance the art and appreciation of photography. Launched in 2008, SIPF is the largest international photo festival in Southeast Asia—hosting some of the biggest names in photography, while uncovering new talents, and promoting the understanding of our society through creative photographic expressions. 7th SIPF 2020 will take place 5 November 2020 - 30 January 2021. Join us for a three-month presentation of exhibitions, online discussions and community participatory programmes.

 

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A one-stop solution provider that specialises in interior, permanent gallery and museum fit-out projects, SPACElogic has built a strong foundation of trust and an excellent track record to deliver high standard services. SPACElogic collaborates with experts from various disciplines to co-create spatial stories, integrating visual aesthetics with technology and functionality to craft out meaningful and engaging experiences for its customers. As thinkers and doers, SPACElogic thrives on ideas and solutions to create enthralling encounters in museums, commercial and artistic environments.

 

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