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Get the chance to personalise and print a horoscope greeting card for your friends with our workshop! Participants will get to photograph one another in a special horoscope yoga pose, using this as a reference image to produce an intaglio print on paper. Spread the love this Valentine’s with a hand-made keepsake that will definitely prove to be a thoughtful and memorable gift!

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Join us as we invite artist, Han Sai Por, Senior Curator from the National Gallery Singapore, Adele Tan, and Guest Curator of “Strange Forms of Life”, Guo-Liang Tan, for a discussion situated around Han’s biocentric approach to abstraction. Exhibited alongside other notable local artists, Han’s paper pulp works, created at STPI’s in-house workshop, are presented as part of “Strange Forms of Life”, STPI Gallery’s ongoing exhibition. Han’s rich interest in organic and natural forms comes through most prominently in her works, offering an artistic vantage point from which a different and sincerely generative perspective of nature may be formed.

Try your hand at blind contour drawing! In this activity, you will observe still life objects and draw the outline of the object without looking at your paper. Take in the details, trust your instincts, and take home a unique monoprint drawing.

This activity is recommended for all ages.

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Join art historian and curator at the Singapore Art Museum, Chanon Kenji Praepipatmongkol, and Guo-Liang Tan, artist and guest curator of “Strange Forms of Life” for a thoughtful discussion centred on the prolific practice of the late Singaporean-British sculptor Kim Lim.

What does it mean to approach Kim Lim as an artist interested in the life of materials? Such a question may seem to go against the impersonality of the serial and gridded compositions she is known for. But lively presence in Lim’s work is conjured precisely through a careful minimalism of means. Across sculptures and prints, sinuous energies of the meticulously drawn line jog an elemental imagination: the shimmering tension of a liquid surface, the deepening of rivulets into shadowy troughs, the gentle fan of a current petering out into air. Understanding animation as the interplay of material thing and its evocation of memory, this talk suggests the relevance of Lim’s work for a sculptural imagination that cuts across usual measures of time and place. In the past few decades, Lim’s practice has been increasingly distinguished as a strong point of reference for abstract practitioners.

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It is time to welcome the new year! Take part in this immersive reduction screen-printing workshop where you can slow down and reflect on the year by printing repetitive motifs on fabric. Unwind and immerse yourself in the slow manual process of printing, building and layering your own image.

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Hand-print your own retro-inspired mini portraiture using the drypoint technique, a fun method of making multiple prints from a single image. In this workshop, you will learn to sketch your portrait on a plate and create a series of drypoint prints using a miniature etching press.

This activity is suitable for ages 12 and above.

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Join a Guided Tour to explore the exhibition, as well as an exclusive look into STPI’s Creative Workshop. Guided Tours of the gallery and creative workshop is conducted by volunteer docents from Friends of the Museum.

Please note that tour participants must register via the tour booking form, with a maximum number of 5 tour participants per group. We regret to inform you that we will not be accepting walk-in registrations.

Need a way to safe-keep your mask during lunch? Join us in making a nifty cover that folds with your mask to allow you to store your mask in a sanitary manner. ​This walk-in workshop is an ongoing activity and is recommended for all ages.

The making of each mask cover will require a small material fee of SGD8, subject to workshop space availability while adhering to all necessary safety measures.

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Your safety and well-being are of utmost priority to us. Please click here to read our safety measure guidelines before joining us in our workshops. Your participation in our workshops and activities will indicate your agreement to abide with the aforementioned guidelines. We thank you for your understanding.

Following the Government’s most recent advisory, STPI will resume on-site hands-on workshops in August. Your safety and well-being are of utmost priority to us and we will continue to observe SafeEntry guidelines and current safe distancing measures.

1. Before the Workshop
– Maximum number of 5 workshop participants (excluding 1 facilitator).
– Workshop participants must register and purchase the workshop via the STPI Corner Shop website.
– Do arrive 15-mins before Workshop commences.
– Workshops are subject to cancellation based on Covid-19 precautionary measures. Participants will be informed of any workshop cancellation one day prior to the workshop date and will be refunded of their purchase.

2. Commencing the Workshop

2.1. Safe Entry
– All visitors entering STPI Premises must wear a face mask, complete temperature screening and check-in using the SafeEntry system.
– STPI reserves the right to deny entry to any visitor(s) not wearing a face mask, showing signs of illness or having a temperature of 38.0° C and above.
– Participants should use hand sanitisers (available at the reception desk) or wash their hands prior to the workshop.
– Gallery Staff at front desk will provide green stickers to participants after taking their temperature.
– Participants and facilitator must keep their face masks on at all times.

2.2. Safe Experience — Entering the Workshop space
– Participants’ stations will be arranged to allow 1m distance between each station.
– Facilitator is to minimise physical contact while giving instructions to participants.
– Participants will be given their own tools and materials. Participants are discouraged from sharing or exchanging tools.
– Tools will be disinfected after each workshop.
– Public bathroom capacity will be strictly kept to 2 persons.

3. Concluding the Workshop
– Participants should use hand sanitisers or wash their hands at the end of the workshop.
– Participants must check-out using the SafeEntry system.

To register for a Guided Tour, please click here.

Complimentary guided tours of STPI are conducted by Friends of the Museums (FOM) docent volunteers. Please note that tour participants must register for tours via the tour booking form, with a maximum number of 5 tour participants per group. Tours are subject to cancellation based on Covid-19 precautionary measures. Participants will be informed of any tour cancellation one day prior to the tour date. Do arrive 15-mins before tour commences.

Your safety and well-being are of utmost priority to us and we will continue to observe SafeEntry guidelines and current safe distancing measures. All visitors entering STPI premises must don a face mask, complete a temperature screening exercise and a health declaration form, and practice social distancing upon entry. STPI reserves the right to deny entry to any visitor(s) not donning a face mask, showing signs of illness or having a temperature of 38.0ºC and above. We thank you for your understanding and cooperation.