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Art will also make its way into familiar public spaces, giving visitors opportunities to encounter works during their daily routines.<\/p>\n
At the Padang, Rollie Pollie Art Park will feature three 2.7m-tall patterned inflatable figures, alongside installations, workshops and retail activities.<\/p>\n
The nearby BYOR: Where Play Takes Shape will turn everyday sporting and urban structures into interactive sculptures, encouraging visitors to rethink how public spaces can be used for play. Both features will run from Jan 21 to 31.<\/p>\n
For commuters, Expanded Horizons will bring artworks inspired by the idea of horizons to 10 MRT stations from Jan 11 to Feb 14.<\/p>\n
Presented with art and disability group Art:Dis, a travelling art bus, Alighting in…1, 2, 3, will also return during Art Week, featuring works by artists with and without disabilities, at stops across the heartland neighbourhoods and the city centre.<\/p>\n
Those who prefer exploring on foot can look forward to public art trails around the Civic District and Kampong Glam, as well as guided art runs organised under Art in the City.<\/p>\n
The event will also feature the 5th edition of SAW in 10 Days \u2013 trails co-created by visually impaired collaborators and youth ambassadors that take participants through oft-overlooked spaces in Singapore.<\/p>\n
Visitors can also step inside the working spaces of up to 40 Singaporean artists through Inside Insight Studio, which will offer free studio visits and ticketed curator-led tours from Jan 23 to 31.<\/p>\n
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