As if you needed an excuse to not get home early… here’s another one: the Voyage Night Festival is lighting up the night in the city’s historical Bras Basah district. Check out these floating jellyfish at the Singapore Art Museum:

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We will be organising a contest during the 2 weekends (26 – 27 Aug and 2 – 3 September) of Voyage Night Festival 2011. The top 5 winners will win these attractive prizes!

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Marilyn Goh reviews Video, An Art, A History 1965-2010 on the contemporary visual arts blog Daily Serving:

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How would a five-year-old appreciate video art? Very well, it seems, judging by little Hann’s experience at the Singapore Art Museum. Just in case you thought a family visit to the Singapore Art Museum was a little too high brow with a toddler in tow, you can take a page out of this family to see what can be experienced there.

Check out Hann’s visit here. Video, An Art, A History 1965-2010 is a showcase for video art exhibiting at the Singapore Art Museum until 18 September. More information here.

Harry Zhuang, an animation filmmaker has a review of Video: an art, a history 1965-2010 currently exhibiting at the Singapore Art Museum. The exhibition features Video Art and installations from the Centre Pompidou’s travelling exhibition as well as examples from Singapore and the region.

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The Manila Art Blogger posts a review of Negotiating Home, History and Nation – Two Decades of Contemporary Art in Southeast Asia 1991-2011 which is currently exhibiting at the Singapore Art Museum.

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Art Garden is not the only place for children at SAM.
Was at the opening of the exhibition – Video, an Art, a History 1965 – 2010: A Selection from the Centre Pompidou (France) and Singapore Art Museum Collections

Based on the video and multimedia installations of the Centre Pompidou (France) and SAM, the exhibtion recounts the history of this very contemporary field punctuating the main phases of contemporary art from 1965 – 2010.The exhibition materialised from a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Governments of Singapore and France to enhance cultural cooperation.

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claudia created blogs about the exhibition Negotiating Home, History and Nation currently exhibiting at the Singapore Art Museum.

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The Singapore Art Museum presents a series of exceptional film and video works by artists that explore the relationship between art and the moving image and promote dialogue and exchange on contemporary practices in visual culture.

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Check out Singapore Art Museum’s very own Youtube channel where you’ll find videos of Singapore Biennale 2011, past and present exhibitions, and even fun merchandise!