MORE STREET ART AROUND, BUT WHERE’S THE EDGINESS?
Even as Singapore has maintained its strict stance against vandalism and public nuisance, it has over the years made moves to embrace street art in its own way.
Artists and observers noted that commissioned murals are becoming more prevalent in public spaces all over the island.
One of the most notable platforms for such artwork is the Art in Transit programme, overseen by the Land Transport Authority and billed as “Singapore’s largest public art showcase”.
Launched along the North-East Line in 1997, it has expanded across all rail networks, with more than 500 artworks contributed by commissioned artists and through programme partners.
The National Arts Council (NAC) collaborates with artists, venue owners and public agencies to promote art in public spaces, too, including supporting community-led art projects.
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