Inspired by the principles of slow looking and mindfulness, the Slow Art Guide is a self-guided audio experience of one artwork in the Gallery. There are three episodes available, each featuring a different artwork.

Audio Guide available in four national languages.

How to Art with Friends gives you the opportunity to go on a quirky journey through the Gallery with ten fun activities that guide you to look at art in new ways.

Flip through the booklet and pick any activity that floats your boat: you can create music playlists, take expressive portraits of each other or write simple poetry.

Pick up a guide opposite Keppel Centre for Art Education!

Inspired by singer and rapper, Kim Namjoon, of the global phenomenon, BTS, this unique blend of art and wellness marries masterpieces from the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery with the soul-searching lyrics of BTS.

Embark on your self-guided Namjooning and discover the beauty of art and music in five different languages, including Korean.

Craft your unique blackout poem with words that resonate with your soul. Blackout poems are a form of visual poetry that invites you to breathe new life into an existing text.

Words that Count, an art and wellness initiative has dipped into its archive of pioneering female artist Georgette Chen’s letters for visitors to create a blackout poem.

Calling all parents and children! Get ready for a creative adventure that is filled with color, fun, and endless possibilities! Say hello to sticker art—the perfect activity to bond with your little ones while exploring the ABC world of emotions and self-expression.

Grab some stickers and let your imagination tell the stories of your feelings and thoughts through simple colors, shapes, and patterns.

Inspired by artworks from the Gallery’s collection, seniors from St Luke’s ElderCare (Marine Parade) were led by community artist Joanne Lio to produce artworks responding to the theme of “Telling My Lifestory”.

The seniors formed stronger friendships as they connected through shared stories from their youth. This project is also supported by Agency for Integrated Care and RSVP—the Organisation of Senior Volunteers.

Step into the vibrant world of Project Dreamcatchers, where art meets growth in the most enchanting way! Join us on a journey led by the Department of Paediatrics, Khoo Teck Puat—National University Children’s Medical Institute, National University Hospital (NUH), where youths with chronic illnesses weave dreams into reality through the power of art.

Visitors will have a chance to participate in one of the artworks to support these Dreamcatchers!