Access Projects
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SAM Art Dose: Walk with Me
Walk with me, a project by artist anGie seah in collaboration with seniors from Montfort Care explores bridging everyday life and art through workshops in beautification and personalisation of walking aides, de-stigmatising their presence. In this display of photographs and a walking cane kit, visitors are invited to ponder on the act of walking thoughtfully while using an aide.
This is part of SAM Art Dose which integrates art into larger conversations on wellbeing.
Art in the Commons: Dakota – Cassia
In collaboration with socially engaged theatre company Drama Box, Art in the Commons: Dakota – Cassia is a multi-year project which consists of public multidisciplinary art practices involving constituents of the Dakota and Mountbatten districts of Singapore.
Aside from community programmes with artists, one of the key activations at Cassia Crescent is Boleh Bank. It is a local adaptation and interpretation of Tokui-no Bank, an arts intervention project originally conceptualised by Japanese artist Takafumi Fukasawa that centers community’s assets in developing healthier, more resilient neighbourhoods. Residents deposit their assets (knowledge, life experience, skills, time etc.), from which they can also withdraw assets from other residents according to their needs.