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3. Gallery Children’s Biennale Goes Global in First “Phygital” Edition
Returning for its third edition this month, National Gallery Singapore brings its popular Children’s Biennale to more children around the world through its first-ever “phygital” experience.
By going “phygital,” the Biennale offers double the fun for local audiences as they get to participate in more and new ways, from creating digital art through a finger swipe to exploring immersive installations at the Gallery. In a time of physical restrictions, the hybrid format also fosters connection between children and artists, with majority of the online works allowing children to co-create with established international artists and connect with peers around the world through the artworks.
The Biennale also features online works and on-site installations by 9 renowned artists and art groups: Dinh Q Lê (Vietnam), husband-and-wife duo Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan (Philippines/Australia), Jeremy Sharma (Singapore), Joyce Ho (Taiwan), Khvay Samnang (Cambodia), Nandita Mukand (Singapore/India), Nona Garcia (Philippines), Sandra Lee (Singapore), and Speak Cryptic X ADDADDADD (Singapore).
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