Here are four performances we highly recommend you watch at Singapore International Festival of Arts 2024.
Despite extraordinary circumstances, Ukrainian studio Smith & Winken continues to create artistic masterpieces to bring hope to a country in ruins.
From 2 to 5 Nov, expect platforms that present a critical re-examination of Japan’s art history, a showcase of emerging and renowned artists, to an ethereal bar made out of thin metal tubes suspended in mid-air.
The works of the Hong Kong artist, who uses techniques including aquatint and dry-point are her attempt at filling in the gaps in her own life story.
The grand dame of Malaysian theatre, Datuk Faridah Merican, returns to the stage in a play that bravely takes on the topics of aging, loneliness and longing.
The immersive exhibition, which will be held next February, will feature snap-worthy themed rooms curated by international celebrities and homegrown artists.
