Going public with inspiring artworks

While Singapore’s public artworks are assets which enhance the nation, and MRT stations have showcased local talents well, what more can be done to help commissioners and artists?

Henry Moore's iconic Large Reclining Figure was installed in front of OCBC Bank in 1984. PHOTO: ST FILE
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One aspect that makes a great city - one that is liveable and a source of pride to its residents, yet provides a memorable stay for visitors - is public art.

This refers to artworks placed in publicly accessible spaces, both indoors and outdoors.

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