+ Follow SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM Tag
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I’ve just come back from a most enlightening three-day conference organized by the Singapore Art Museum for the ASEAN-COCI Subcommittee on Culture.
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Writer Lillian Hellman says in Pentimento, "I would like to see what was there for me once, and what is there for me now." The line may have well been written to capture the idea behind The Sixties Now! You Me Here Now, an exhibit about the ’60s ongoing at the Singapore Art Museum.
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