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Step into 'The Talking Objects' Collection Exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum, where every artifact whispers a story. From vintage gramophones to handwritten letters, each piece carries emotion and history—this isn’t just an art show, it’s a soulful journey through time. Take your time, feel the nostalgia, and let the past speak to you.
Village Hotel Sentosa by Far East Hospitality
Perfect for family vacations! This hotel is a paradise for kids, featuring four themed pools and children's activities, along with free local sweets and a Mini Hotelier experience that will keep them entertained. Conveniently located just minutes from Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium, with a cable car station nearby for exploring the rainforest. The beautiful lake view, friendly staff, and excellent services make it an ideal choice for both family trips and romantic getaways!
Village Hotel Bugis by Far East Hospitality
This hotel is a perfect choice for both families and business travelers! Located in Bugis, it’s just a short walk to attractions like Arab Street and Sultan Mosque. The rooms are well-equipped with ironing facilities and in-room safes, plus 24-hour hot water in the bathroom to help you unwind after a long day. Enjoy the outdoor pool and fitness center if you love to stay active. With Chinese-friendly services and children’s amenities, it’s super convenient for families. Don’t miss the nearby gourmet spots like Odette and Waku Ghin—foodies will be in heaven!
Village Hotel Albert Court by Far East Hospitality
Looking for a stay that blends cultural charm with modern convenience? This is the perfect choice! Nestled between Little India and Bugis, the hotel is surrounded by traditional Indian and Peranakan carvings, immersing you in history the moment you step in. With amenities like a fitness center, meeting rooms, and laundry services, it’s ideal for both business and leisure travelers. The central courtyard offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. Just a short walk to Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple and Singapore Art Museum, exploring local culture has never been easier!
Village Residence West Coast by Far East Hospitality
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Marina Bay Sands is a top choice, just a 10-minute walk from the Singapore Art Museum. Its infinity pool and sky-high views offer a modern aesthetic that complements the 'Talking Objects' exhibition theme. Alternatively, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore blends colonial architecture with contemporary art, located steps from the museum. Both properties provide easy access via the MRT Esplanade Station, only 5 minutes away. The area also features scenic river walks and gourmet dining options for post-exhibition relaxation.
After the exhibition, explore Gardens by the Bay, where the Cloud Forest and Supertree Grove create a surreal fusion of nature and technology. Enjoy local-inspired treats like durian mousse and kopi in riverside cafés near the museum. For deeper cultural immersion, join a guided art hop bus tour connecting key sites including Chinatown and Little India. Don’t miss the weekly Marina Bay Fountain Show, featuring synchronized light, music, and water displays—perfect for ending your artistic journey with a sensory spectacle.
Take the MRT to Esplanade Station, then follow the Marina Bay Arts Centre promenade for a 5-minute walk to the Singapore Art Museum. This route connects major attractions like Marina Bay Sands and the Merlion Statue. For convenience, use Grab or Gojek—a 10-minute ride with door-to-door service, ideal for travelers with luggage. Alternatively, rent a bike from Marina Bay Bike Rental nearby; cycling offers an eco-friendly way to enjoy scenic city views while en route.
The 'Talking Objects' exhibition stands out through its interactive installations and audio storytelling, showcasing over 80 contemporary artworks from Southeast Asia and beyond. Each piece features motion sensors that trigger personal narratives—historical, emotional, or cultural—when touched. The space uses immersive design, combining lighting, soundscapes, and spatial layout to create theatrical, intimate experiences. Highlights include vintage telephones and retro radios that replay real-life memories, and a community-driven Memory Wall built from items contributed by local residents. This exhibition uniquely bridges art and everyday life, offering deep insight into shared histories and cultural identity in Singapore and Malaysia.
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