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By 938LIVE | Posted: 19 November 2008 1851 hrs
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SINGAPORE: A record 505,200 visitors flocked to the 2008 Singapore Biennale, exceeding its original target of half a million.
The event from September 11-November 16 was billed as Singapore's largest international showcase of contemporary art.
Audience engagement was of priority this year.
Pasting stickers on a gigantic Google Earth map of Singapore, stepping over maggots, or smelling soap in the air - these were just some of the interactive art works on display at this year's event.
A first-ever Kid's Biennale was created this year, which saw some 500 pieces of student art works displayed in the Kid's Zone at City Hall.
Also a first this year were Cantonese and Hokkien guided tours for group visits, organized by Community Development Councils (CDCs), community clubs and grassroots organizations.
The annual Singapore Biennale is the brainchild of the National Arts Council.
The council hopes to use this platform to position Singapore prominently as an international arts centre and regional leader in the field of visual arts.
- 938LIVE
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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=596 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD colSpan=3 height=26></TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=5> </TD><TD vAlign=top width=591 colSpan=2>Singapore Biennale exceeds visitor targets
By 938LIVE | Posted: 19 November 2008 1851 hrs
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SINGAPORE: A record 505,200 visitors flocked to the 2008 Singapore Biennale, exceeding its original target of half a million.
The event from September 11-November 16 was billed as Singapore's largest international showcase of contemporary art.
Audience engagement was of priority this year.
Pasting stickers on a gigantic Google Earth map of Singapore, stepping over maggots, or smelling soap in the air - these were just some of the interactive art works on display at this year's event.
A first-ever Kid's Biennale was created this year, which saw some 500 pieces of student art works displayed in the Kid's Zone at City Hall.
Also a first this year were Cantonese and Hokkien guided tours for group visits, organized by Community Development Councils (CDCs), community clubs and grassroots organizations.
The annual Singapore Biennale is the brainchild of the National Arts Council.
The council hopes to use this platform to position Singapore prominently as an international arts centre and regional leader in the field of visual arts.
- 938LIVE
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