Sunday 25 June 2017
Tuesday 20 June 2017
Red Dot Design Museum to relocate to Marina Bay
Red Dot Design Museum Singapore to relocate to Marina Bay
The Red Dot Design Museum will move to a new location in Marina Bay in the last quarter of 2017.
The Red Dot Design Museum Singapore will relocate to Marina Bay towards the end of 2017, the museum said in a press release on Tuesday (Jun 20).
The museum said its lease of the Red Dot Traffic building ceased at the end of April this year and that it would relocate to the Marina Bay City Gallery at 11 Marina Boulevard in the last quarter of this year.
The premise at Marina Bay is currently undergoing a six-month period of refurbishment, the museum told Channel NewsAsia.
The Marina Bay City Gallery. (Photo: Urban Redevelopment Authority)
The new museum will feature several galleries that will play host to exhibitions of award-winning designs. It will also collaborate with partners to host design-related exhibitions and expand its Market of Artists and Designers (MAAD) marketplace, which will be organised at Marina Bay.
The museum said it had welcomed about 645,800 visitors and hosted 688 events over the last 12 years since it opened in 2005 at the current location.
The iconic Red Dot Traffic building at 28 Maxwell Road used to house the former Singapore Traffic Police Headquarters and has conservation status. Earlier this year the Ministry of Law announced it would be taken over by the ministry in May as part of the expansion of the adjacent Maxwell Chambers. Its distinctive red colour will also be restored to the original off-white.
Source: CNA/nc
The Red Dot Design Museum will move to a new location in Marina Bay in the last quarter of 2017.
The Red Dot Design Museum Singapore will relocate to Marina Bay towards the end of 2017, the museum said in a press release on Tuesday (Jun 20).
The museum said its lease of the Red Dot Traffic building ceased at the end of April this year and that it would relocate to the Marina Bay City Gallery at 11 Marina Boulevard in the last quarter of this year.
The premise at Marina Bay is currently undergoing a six-month period of refurbishment, the museum told Channel NewsAsia.
The Marina Bay City Gallery. (Photo: Urban Redevelopment Authority)
The new museum will feature several galleries that will play host to exhibitions of award-winning designs. It will also collaborate with partners to host design-related exhibitions and expand its Market of Artists and Designers (MAAD) marketplace, which will be organised at Marina Bay.
The museum said it had welcomed about 645,800 visitors and hosted 688 events over the last 12 years since it opened in 2005 at the current location.
The iconic Red Dot Traffic building at 28 Maxwell Road used to house the former Singapore Traffic Police Headquarters and has conservation status. Earlier this year the Ministry of Law announced it would be taken over by the ministry in May as part of the expansion of the adjacent Maxwell Chambers. Its distinctive red colour will also be restored to the original off-white.
Source: CNA/nc
Thursday 1 June 2017
Gardens by the Bay celebrates turning 5 with multimedia show
Gardens by the Bay celebrates turning 5 with multimedia show
A burst of flames projected from the OCBC Skyway and at the ground level of the Supertree Grove during the Gardens Extravaganza Special. (Photo: Gardens by the Bay)
Gardens by the Bay is turning five this year, and will celebrate with a line-up of activities including a multimedia show called the Gardens Extravaganza Special. A full-dress rehearsal for the show took place on Monday night (May 29).
Colourful visuals projected on the Supertrees in the Gardens Extravaganza Special. (Photo: Gardens by the Bay)
The Supertree Grove will be the stage for the show, which will only be presented on Jun 3 and 4. It will feature dancers, aerial performers, video mapping and special effects "on a scale that visitors have never seen before", organisers said.
On the same weekend, a roving parade, dance party and light installations will take place. For the rest of June, Gardens by the Bay will put up a fifth anniversary edition of its sound and light show Garden Rhapsody as well.
In addition, Gardens by the Bay's Flower Dome will be home to Blue Beauties, a floral display showcasing blue flowers such as hydrangeas and delphiniums, for its fifth anniversary celebrations.
"This year marks a milestone for Gardens by the Bay, as it celebrates five years since its beginnings as a bold idea to build a national garden on reclaimed land. Five years on, Gardens by the Bay has grown to become a world-renowned attraction that is also embraced by Singaporeans as a garden to call their own," Gardens by the Bay said.
~News courtesy of Channel News Asia~
A burst of flames projected from the OCBC Skyway and at the ground level of the Supertree Grove during the Gardens Extravaganza Special. (Photo: Gardens by the Bay)
Gardens by the Bay is turning five this year, and will celebrate with a line-up of activities including a multimedia show called the Gardens Extravaganza Special. A full-dress rehearsal for the show took place on Monday night (May 29).
Colourful visuals projected on the Supertrees in the Gardens Extravaganza Special. (Photo: Gardens by the Bay)
The Supertree Grove will be the stage for the show, which will only be presented on Jun 3 and 4. It will feature dancers, aerial performers, video mapping and special effects "on a scale that visitors have never seen before", organisers said.
On the same weekend, a roving parade, dance party and light installations will take place. For the rest of June, Gardens by the Bay will put up a fifth anniversary edition of its sound and light show Garden Rhapsody as well.
In addition, Gardens by the Bay's Flower Dome will be home to Blue Beauties, a floral display showcasing blue flowers such as hydrangeas and delphiniums, for its fifth anniversary celebrations.
"This year marks a milestone for Gardens by the Bay, as it celebrates five years since its beginnings as a bold idea to build a national garden on reclaimed land. Five years on, Gardens by the Bay has grown to become a world-renowned attraction that is also embraced by Singaporeans as a garden to call their own," Gardens by the Bay said.
~News courtesy of Channel News Asia~
AirAsia warns of ticket scams
AirAsia warns of ticket scams
AirAsia is warning the public of a scam using its brand name on social media.
In the scam, free tickets are offered through an online survey and participants are directed to the website www.airasia.com-2017-givea.us where they are required to answer a few questions to redeem vouchers.
There is also another scam circulating on Facebook offering 268 free AirAsia tickets in conjunction with AirAsia’s 28th anniversary.
In a press statement released yesterday, AirAsia stressed that the two social media posts are scams.
“The public is strongly advised to ignore those posts and not click on any link or provide any personal information, as AirAsia is not held liable for any claims pertaining to the false schemes,” said the statement.
All official announcement will be made through AirAsia’s official channel and credible mass media, it added.
Should the public encounter any suspected scams or would like clarification, please access www.facebook.com/airasia, www.twitter.com/airasia or www.airasia.com/ask.
~News courtesy of The Star~
AirAsia is warning the public of a scam using its brand name on social media.
In the scam, free tickets are offered through an online survey and participants are directed to the website www.airasia.com-2017-givea.us where they are required to answer a few questions to redeem vouchers.
There is also another scam circulating on Facebook offering 268 free AirAsia tickets in conjunction with AirAsia’s 28th anniversary.
In a press statement released yesterday, AirAsia stressed that the two social media posts are scams.
“The public is strongly advised to ignore those posts and not click on any link or provide any personal information, as AirAsia is not held liable for any claims pertaining to the false schemes,” said the statement.
All official announcement will be made through AirAsia’s official channel and credible mass media, it added.
Should the public encounter any suspected scams or would like clarification, please access www.facebook.com/airasia, www.twitter.com/airasia or www.airasia.com/ask.
~News courtesy of The Star~
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