Impossible Foods and TungLok Group’s BellyGood launched an all-new line-up of Heat And Eat Meal Kits made using ImpossibleTM Beef Made From Plants, now available on BellyGood’s online store and RedMart. BellyGood is a Halal-certified catering solution by the leading restaurant group, TungLok, and works with a team of award-winning chefs to craft delectable cuisines for all occasions. The Impossible x BellyGood platform features two delicious and convenient meals for busy home-chefs to enjoy that’s not only good for the plate but also our planet: ImpossibleTM Meatloaf with Mushrooms and Onion Truffle Sauce ($21.31): A juicy meatloaf made with Impossible™ Beef topped with mushrooms and a generous drizzling with fragrant truffle and onion sauce; and ImpossibleTM Meatballs with Classic Tomato Sauce ($21.31): A delicious homemade Italian-style tomato sauce with tasty Impossible Beef meatballs slow cooked to perfection. Impossible Foods is on a mission to make plant-based meat accessible to everyone around the world, and BellyGood’s restaurant-quality meals are easy, tasty options that are nutritious and way better for the planet. A convenient option for that busy post-workday dinner –each meal serves 1 to 2 persons and is prepared easily, simply simmer in boiling water or reheat in the microwave to eat! “We know how challenging it is to prepare nutritious, delicious meals as part of a busy schedule, so we’re incredibly excited work with BellyGood to create this line of convenient and sustainable ready-to-eat options that can show Singaporeans how easy it is to cook delicious plant-based meat at home,” said Laurent Stevenart, General Manager for Singapore & UAE, Impossible Foods. “Stay tuned for more to come – later this year we’ll be expanding the lineup to supermarkets and rolling out additional products and flavours in the ready-to-eat category.”

5 August 2022, Singapore – Malaysian rock legends Wings are set to boost the high-octane Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022 this 30th September. The rockers will be the first Southeast Asian act in the power-packed event’s history to perform at the Zone 4 Padang Stage. Led by singer and actor Awie, the iconic band debuted in 1985 with the record-breaking album ‘Belenggu Irama’. Since then, they continued their streak of hits with Sejati, Misteri Mimpi Syakilla and Taman Rashidah Utama. Wings has published eleven studio albums, in addition to compilation albums and live albums, selling close to two million records. Awie (Vocalist), Sham (Guitar), Edrie (Guitar), Eddie (Bass) and Black (Drums) will perform on Friday, 30 September between the Formula 1 practice sessions. Tickets to catch the performance and the Formula 1 action start from S$98 for a Friday Zone 4 Walkabout ticket. Refer to Annex A for full list of available tickets. The addition of Wings completes the entertainment line-up, which also includes Marshmello, Westlife, Green Day, Black Eyed Peas, Suede, The Kid LAROI, and TLC. More information on the entertainment programme can be found at https://singaporegp.sg/en/entertainment/2022-entertainment-line-up. All tickets to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022 will allow fans to enjoy the ontrack action as well as the activities and performances in Zone 4 of the Circuit Park. Valid tickets will be required to access the relevant zone for each day. Limited tickets are available for sale via the official website, as well as Singapore GP’s authorised ticketing partners. To purchase tickets and for more information on the race weekend line-up, visit www.singaporegp.sg. ANNEX A – list of available tickets for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix

22 July 2022, Singapore – The stage is set for Singapore’s biggest party in three years, as the Formula 1 night race gets back on track this 30th September to 2nd October. Gear up for a weekend of high-octane action and entertainment, as event organiser Singapore GP Pte Ltd unveils a power-packed race weekend line-up for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022. Joining the previously announced acts Marshmello, Westlife, and Green Day, this year’s programme also features Black Eyed Peas, The Kid LAROI, TLC, and Suede as well as an exciting mix of local and international artists from all over the world. The three-day race weekend now includes over 100 hours of entertainment throughout the Circuit Park, including 92 performances across nine stages, 79 roving acts as well as an array of art installations and activities to enthral crowds. Four additional main stage acts for the race weekend Having sold more than 35 million albums and 120 million singles worldwide, American pop-rap group Black Eyed Peas is one of the best-selling acts of all time. Currently made up of will.i.am, apl.de.ap and Taboo, and featuring J. Rey Soul, the group’s numerous hits include Where Is The Love, I Got A Feeling, Ritmo, Girl Like Me and more. Ranked 12th on Billboard’s Decade-End Chart Artist Of The Decade and Seventh on Billboard’s Hot 100 Artists Of The Decade, the group has won six Grammy Awards including Record Of The Year and Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. The band recently collaborated with a host of fellow superstar artists, including Shakira, David Guetta, J Balvin, Ozuna, Nicky Jam, Maluma and more, as their latest album Translation lit up charts around the world. Currently on a major European tour, Black Eyed Peas will make an exclusive stopover in Asia to perform at the Padang Stage (Zone 4, Saturday, 1 October) and the Wharf Stage (Zone 1, Sunday, 2 October). Australian breakout star, rapper, singer and songwriter The Kid LAROI brings his enigmatic live show to the Zone 4 Padang Stage on Sunday, 2 October. The Kid LAROI has garnered 14.5 billion streams worldwide with hits like Stay (with Justin Bieber), Thousand Miles and WITHOUT YOU. His debut album ‘F*CK LOVE’ reached #1 on the Billboard 200 and is RIAA-certified double platinum. Earlier this year, The Kid LAROI bagged five Billboard Music Awards including the awards for Top Streaming Song, Top Collaboration, and Top Hot 100. TLC will bring their CrazySexyCool to the Zone 1 Wharf Stage on Saturday, 1 October. With 70million records sold worldwide, four Grammy Awards, two RIAA diamond-certified albums among a total of four multi-platinum albums, ten Top 10 singles, and four number one singles, they are the undisputed best-selling American girl group of all time. One of the greatest legacies in music history, Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, and the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes gave music fans hits like Waterfalls, Creep, No Scrubs, Unpretty and many more. Classic British alternative band Suede will energise fans with their glam rock numbers at the Zone 1 Wharf Stage on Saturday, 1 October. Featuring guitarist Richard Oakes, bass player Mat Osman, drummer Simon Gilbert, keyboardist Neil Codling, and the instantly recognisable vocals of frontman Brett Anderson, the legendary band is associated with fostering the Britpop movement in the mid-1990s. Three of the influential group’s five studio albums have reached number one in the UK and their hits include, Animal Nitrate, Beautiful Ones, Saturday Night, and She’s In Fashion. Sensational talents at every turn Adding to the festival atmosphere are a fantastic mix of international and local performers and roving acts who will perform throughout the Circuit Park. The international line-up features American indie pop band iDKHOW, Swedish-Gambian singer/songwriter Seinabo Sey, Kerala-based multilingual indie-folk alternative band When Chai Met Toast, Malaysian reggae band Salammusik , as well as Israeli electronic music project Garden City Movement. Singaporean acts to watch out for include singer/songwriter INCH, hip-hop duo ihasamic! & Wovensound, rapper Shigga Shay, dancers ScRach MarcS, as well as music producer and DJ WUKONG. Refer to Annex A for more details on the entertainment line-up. Singapore GP will also be shining the spotlight on local artists including 8EyedSpud,Adeline Loo of It Takes Balls, HAFI, Koh Dawn,Lee Wei Lieh of Very Small Exhibition, and Paper Carpenter to display their works at specially curated experiential zones within the Circuit Park. These zones offers a host of interactive activities, entertainment as well as food and beverage. Refer to Annex B for more information on the installations. All tickets to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022 will allow fans to enjoy the on-track action as well as the activities and performances in Zone 4 of the Circuit Park. Valid tickets will be required to access the relevant zone for each day. Limited tickets are available for sale via the official website, as well as Singapore GP’s authorised ticketing agents. To purchase tickets and for more information on the race weekend line-up, visit www.singaporegp.sg.

2 October 2022, Singapore – The Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022 has set a new record for the highest attendance ever in its 13-year history. After a two-year absence due to the global 2019 pandemic, the Marina Bay Street Circuit welcomed a sold-out record crowd of 302,000 over three days from all over the world, including Australia, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, Netherlands and the USA. Since the gates opened on 30 September 2022, fans have returned in droves, fuelled by the return of Formula 1, the debut of two new support races and over 100 hours of entertainment over the race weekend. “It is wonderful to welcome fans back to the Marina Bay Street Circuit. The return of Formula 1 was highly anticipated, with tickets snapped up within hours of the launch earlier this year. From the time we announced our contract renewal at the end of January, we have had several months of intense planning to put together a mega show to signal our return in a big way. In addition to the race action, we have curated an exciting range of entertainment, interactive and gastronomic experiences for the fan zones, as well as introduced new grandstands and hospitality facilities,” said Mr. Colin Syn, Deputy Chairman of Singapore GP Pte Ltd. Over the last two days, fans were treated to an entertainment line-up that included Marshmello, Westlife, Black Eyed Peas, Suede, and TLC. Tonight, the stage is set for a thrilling finale to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022 weekend, with Charles Leclerc in pole position, Sergio Perez in second, and Lewis Hamilton third on the grid. Ticketholders can also look forward to performances by Green Day and The Kid LAROI at the Padang Stage, as well as the Black Eyed Peas at the Wharf Stage tonight. Fans eager to reserve their seats for the next edition can already purchase tickets for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023, which will be held from 15 to 17 September 2023. Super early bird tickets are now available for sale via the official website www.singaporegp.sg, select ticketing booths around the Circuit Park and Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (Level 3, Room 336). ABOUT THE FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix organised by Singapore GP Pte Ltd is a global motorsport extravaganza that has been watched by more than 930 million viewers worldwide since 2008. As the original F1 night race, it is Asia’s only street race on the Formula 1® calendar. With its unique combination of spectacular night racing and world-class live entertainment at the picturesque Marina Bay Street Circuit, the event is attended by more than 250,000 spectators annually on average. See the world’s finest drivers go wheel-to-wheel under lights at speeds of up to 320km/h in the heart of Singapore’s city centre, against a backdrop of iconic heritage buildings, modern architecture and a stunning skyline. Singapore will host the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix as part of the FIA Formula One World Championship for from 2022 to 2028. For more information, visit www.singaporegp.sg.

Here are 5 reasons why you should've been at Singapore's Formula One Night Race, and why you should continue to do so next year. 1) Non-Stop action by the F1 Drivers & their cars The Singapore race has had a 100% deployment of the safety car in the previous years. This year we continue that streak with a slightly wet track during the first 60 minutes of the race. We saw teams struggling with the decision on for the best time to deploy their slick tyres. Veterans pushed their cars hard & some overdid it, resulting in crashes and loss of positions. Sergio Perez (Red Bull) was penalised for not keeping a distance of ten car lengths from the safety car during lap 36 of the race and also was docked two penalty points for the infringement. He was reprimanded by race stewards after the night race and received a five seconds penalty for an incident on Lap 36. But the Mexican driver retained the win as he had finished seven seconds faster than second-placed Charles Leclerc of Ferrari. 2) TSS The Super Series & W Series side races TSS The Super Series is raced in Singapore for the first time. It featured an exotic mix of supercars – combining three classes, GT3, GTM and GTC, in one – including the likes of Toyota, Lexus, Audi, Porsche, Aston Martin, Mercedes-AMG, Bentley, Lamborghini, and Ford Mustang. This year also featured the W Series, which is a race that provides equal opportunities for women in the racing scene and eliminates the financial barriers that have historically prevented them from entering the motorsport. 3) Amazing Hospitality Options Twenty3 suite has consistently been an excellent place to enjoy the action on the track, while chilling with great food, drink and entertainment. 4) Stunning Concert Performance Lineup Marshmello, Black Eyed Peas, Westlife, Suede, TLC, WUKONG.... Need we say more? 5) Eat, Drink, Repeat! Dining at its finest, cocktails at its best! Michelin star chefs & mixologists creating works of art which tickle the palate, as we lounge by the track watching the cars zoom past. - Frog by Adam Handling - Takagi - Le Chabichou - Burnt Ends Bar & Grill - Desserts by Anna Polyviou

Changes to take effect from the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 19 October 2022, Singapore – The track layout of the Marina Bay Street Circuit will be updated from 2023, due to the redevelopment of The Float at Marina Bay into “NS Square” 1 , a community and events venue. Works are scheduled to start in March next year, and are expected to be completed by end-2026. The track will no longer include the Bay Grandstand while the redevelopment works are underway. Starting from the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023, the revised circuit layout will be reduced to 4.928km and the number of laps increased to 63. Turns 16 to 19 of the previous layout will now be re-aligned into a 397.9m long straight, bringing the total number of turns to 19. Simulations based on a 2020 Formula 1 car indicate the best qualifying lap time at approximately 01:27.7, with the minimum race time expected to be 01:30:34. The changes are subject to the approval of world motorsport governing body Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA). Further information will be released when the changes are finalised. Tickets to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 are now on sale at early bird prices via race organiser Singapore GP’s official website at www.singaporegp.sg and authorised ticketing agents. Fans can select from a variety of grandstands (from S$298) and combination packages (from S$798) that will enable them to experience the exciting race action and off-track entertainment from different parts of the Circuit Park over the three-day race weekend. 1 “NS Square” is a permanent space that will, when completed, be a distinctive, attractive and flexible community and events venue, and a dedicated site for National Day Parades. It will feature a National Service-themed gallery, community sports facilities and a new public waterfront promenade. “NS Square” will showcase Singapore’s National Service story and recognise the contributions of national servicemen. ABOUT THE FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix organised by Singapore GP Pte Ltd is a global motorsport extravaganza that has been watched by more than 930 million viewers worldwide since 2008. As the original F1 night race, it is Asia’s only street race on the Formula 1® calendar. With its unique combination of spectacular night racing and world-class live entertainment at the picturesque Marina Bay Street Circuit, the event was attended by more than 302,000 spectators in 2022, setting a new record for the highest attendance. See the world’s finest drivers go wheel-to-wheel under lights at speeds of up to 320km/h in the heart of Singapore’s city centre, against a backdrop of iconic heritage buildings, modern architecture and a stunning skyline. Singapore will host the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix as part of the FIA Formula One World Championship for from 2022 to 2028. For more information, visit www.singaporegp.sg.

A Renewed Focus on Southeast Asian Contemporary Art The 2023 edition is set to inspire seasoned collectors and curious enthusiasts, as the region’s artistic talents bring with them fresh approaches and renewed experiences S.E.A. Focus, the premier gateway to Southeast Asian contemporary art, will return for its fifth edition from 6 to 15 January 2023 as part of the signature visual arts season, Singapore Art Week (SAW). Commissioned by the National Arts Council, Singapore (NAC), the anchor event for SAW will feature works from a curated selection of 25 galleries and over 50 artists from around the world and bring quality art experiences to art lovers or anyone who appreciates the unique influences that Southeast Asia brings to art. Collectors will also get first dibs on the exhibition where they can acquire these works of art. “S.E.A. Focus 2023 promises to take visitors through a captivating journey into the world of Southeast Asian art. As the premier art platform that is firmly anchored on championing Southeast Asian work, we invite both new and seasoned collectors to celebrate renowned and emerging talents in the region, who each brings a unique flavour that enriches our art scene,” says Emi Eu, Project Director of S.E.A. Focus and Executive Director of STPI. Tay Tong, Director of Sector Development (Visual Arts), NAC, adds, “We are proud to see our homegrown S.E.A. Focus cementing its role as a pioneering art platform in Southeast Asia. Beyond a key highlight of SAW, the staging of S.E.A. Focus serves to propel Southeast Asian art and artists internationally, further strengthening Singapore's position as a dynamic art hub for the region. This is in line with the next chapter of Our SG Arts Plan (2023-2027), as NAC continues to work closely with our partners such as STPI to strengthen the vibrancy of our visual arts scene and transforming Singapore into a distinctive city together.” A renewed world through Southeast Asia Affirming the growing impact and dynamism of Southeast Asia in the contemporary art world, S.E.A. Focus 2023 is themed a world, anew as the region looks forward to renewed opportunities for artists and galleries post-pandemic. Featuring paintings, sculptures and installations, visitors will be discovering the best in Southeast Asian contemporary art as they journey through new artistic expressions and work dedicated to the region, curated by Joyce Toh, Head of Exhibition for S.E.A. Focus 2023. Toh, who holds over 20 years of experience in the arts and culture sector in Singapore and abroad, has served as Head of Exhibition since 2021. “a world, anew explores the idea of new beginnings and how vast potential can be found in minuscule or humble sources. It considers how a tree grows from a tiny seed; how an ocean’s waters comprise just three conjoined atoms; how our DNA is composed of just four letters,” says Toh. “Southeast Asian art is on the brink of that beginning, and S.E.A. Focus 2023 is where you can discover some of the most exciting, creative works that have emerged during a time where optimism and caution intermingle.” A unique immersion into Southeast Asian Art Underlining Singapore’s position as a burgeoning art marketplace and a hub for creativity, this year’s event will bring together thought leaders from the art world in a series of insightful discussions aimed at fostering a deeper appreciation of Southeast Asian work. The ten-day line-up of activities also includes special showcases and digital experiences that will engage art lovers from collectors and enthusiasts to experience seekers. Curated works will be featured in a physical showcase at Tanjong Pagar Distripark as an open and fluid exhibition that encourages exploration. The showcase will incorporate new, specially designed spaces for experimental art installations by emerging artists, celebrating the possibilities in the future of art. To bring Southeast Asian contemporary art to the world, S.E.A. Focus will be partnering leading global online art marketplace Artsy, to offer a seamless platform for buyers and create opportunities for collectors and audiences to make fresh discoveries in their purchase journeys. S.E.A. Focus is proud to welcome a host of 25 galleries from around the world, including 5 first-timers: de Sarthe (Hong Kong, USA) Island (formerly known as Rubber Factory) (USA) MONO8 (Philippines) TKG+ (Taiwan) 39+ Art Space (Singapore) They will join a strong suite of returning galleries, including: A+ Works of Art (Malaysia) AC43 Gallery (Singapore) Art Porters (Singapore) Artinformal (Philippines) Baik Art (USA, Korea, Indonesia) CUC Gallery (Vietnam) Gajah Gallery (Singapore, Indonesia) Intersections (Singapore) Mizuma Gallery (Japan, Singapore, USA) neugerriemschneider (Germany) Nova Contemporary (Thailand) Richard Koh Fine Art (Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand) ROH (Indonesia) Silverlens (Philippines, USA) STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery (Singapore) Sullivan+Strumpf (Australia) The Drawing Room (Philippines) the shop (China) Wei-Ling Gallery (Malaysia) Yavuz Gallery (Singapore, Australia) Returning for the second year to S.E.A. Focus as Show Partner is Tezos, a pioneering Layer 1 Proof of Stake blockchain widely adopted by NFT artists and collectors worldwide. TZ APAC, the leading adoption entity for the Tezos blockchain in Asia, will present a specially curated Asia-centric NFT and digital art showcase within S.E.A. Focus. Alongside the main exhibition, S.E.A. Focus 2023 will continue to shine a spotlight on the best of short films, animations, and video works from leading Southeast Asian artists. In collaboration with Singapore’s popular indie cinema The Projector, the 2023 edition of the Fringe Programme will be hosted at their flagship space at Golden Mile Tower, and curated by Objectifs – Centre for Photography and Film, a visual arts space in Singapore that is dedicated to film and photography. For more information and updates on S.E.A. Focus 2023, please visit www.seafocus.sg.

The Singapore Motorshow 2023 concluded its first show post-pandemic held at the Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre from 12-15 January 2023. This year’s show had over 140 vehicles on display from 26 automotive brands. These included 58 EVs and hybrid electrified vehicles. Alongside the cars on display was renowned precision driver, Russ Swift wowing his fans again with his heart-pounding stunts. Visitors at the Singapore Motorshow had the opportunity to meet local Mediacorp celebrities like Richie Koh, He Ying Ying, Pierre Png, Ya Hui, Bryan Wong, Elvin Ng and Kym Ng. “This year's Motorshow placed an emphasis on going green with more than 50 EVs and electrified vehicles on display in addition to the various model launches. This signifies how electrified vehicles are now gaining wider acceptance as Singapore gears towards a greener and more sustainable future.” - Glenn Tan, President of Motor Traders Association (MTA). About 34,000 visitors attended the Singapore Motorshow 2023. The winner of the Grand Lucky Draw conducted by MTA was Jeannie Toh who took home a Nissan Kicks e-POWER Premium worth $76,800 (excluding COE). Other visitors walked away with prizes and merchandise from sponsors such as HL Bank and Motul. List of Participating Automotive Brands Alpine Audi BMW BYD BYD (CV) Citroën Ducati Honda Hyundai KIA Land Rover Lexus Lotus Mazda Mercedes Benz MG MINI Nissan Peugeot Polestar Skoda Subaru Suzuki Toyota Volkswagen Volvo TICKETING The physical tickets are available for purchase at Suntec Singapore Concourse L3, priced at S$12 for preview tickets, S$8 for general public tickets, and free of charge for children below 1.2 metres. General public tickets are available for purchase on SISTIC's website and app. An additional booking fee of $1.20 will be applicable for tickets purchased through the website or app.

It's the Christmas Season 2022 in Singapore and what's the best way to give your loved ones a treat, none other than from our good partners, Maison 21G, the Parisian house of scent design and recent winners of the Singapore Retail Association award for Best Retail Experience of Singapore. They have specially evoked our thoughts on the special art of gifting for Christmas, showcasing an entire plethora of bespoke and experiential gifts tailored to delight your senses and create precious memories for you and your loved ones. This gifting season, lovers of haute couture bespoke perfumes, are invited to share their enthusiasm with their loved ones, indulging their senses in a wide range of luxurious customised experiences. It’s impossible to deny the joyous appeal of being presented with the gift of a personalised bottle of perfume… and the fact that each is made from the blend of hand-selected natural fragrance essences that your loved ones or friends will choose for themselves with their choice of bottle design. You just need to enter their email, your message, and the date you wish to offer this unique experience to your loved one, and we take care of everything for you. Now you cannot go wrong by offering a perfume with Maison 21G! Maison 21G’s bespoke gifting experiences doesn't end there. The brand has seen a hugely popular response to their beautiful and exclusive creative ateliers; tailored perfume creation workshops, where attendees uncover the art of perfume creation with a seasoned scent designer, and get to take home their unique blends to cherish and enjoy. For perfume lovers, it’s hard to think of a more exciting, immersive and rewarding gift - perfect for those people who seem to have everything! At Maison, they offer an experience to your giftee that goes beyond a simple product! The experiential element of Maison’s gift range for 2022 and beyond is genuinely impressive, showcasing the brand’s commitment to its exclusivity and finesse and bringing change to the traditional perfume industry. The beautiful Scent Discovery Set with 34 essences to play and mix at home like a perfumer will seduce all your feminine young crowd! Their unique Home Scent items from the famous Dual scented candles that you can blend together to the bespoke reed diffusers where you choose the scent of your blend are just so original and fascinating! This year, Maison 21G provides gifting experiences like never before, that will lead to the creation of cherished memories. In the words of Maison 21G founder and perfume designer Johanna Monange, “the art of gifting isn’t about picking up something off the shelf and designed to please the broadest possible audience. It’s an opportunity to create something truly unique, and a chance to show the depths of your affection”. It’s a philosophy which has served Maison 21G well; since launching in 2020, the brand has picked up a global audience of perfume aficionados around the world from Paris, the Middle East and onwards to Asia, besotted with the notion of crafting their own perfumes, home scents and scented gifts. Truly, every Maison 21G product is tailored with the rich array of haute couture, sustainable, vegan and haute couture natural ingredients Maison places at your fingertips. Come visit their Flagship and founding outlet....and participate in the fine art of Gifting!​ Outlet Address : 77 Duxton Road Singapore, 089536 Phone Number : +65 9477 7818 Operational Hours : Monday to Sunday, 12 p.m. - 8 p.m. ​​ Customer Service: Email: create@maison21g.com WhatsApp: +6587478680

From 26 November 2022, visitors to Marina Bay Sands can journey through the skies and traverse the land and sea below as international art collective teamLab unveils several large-scale digital installations across two iconic landmarks at the integrated resort. ArtScience Museum's permanent exhibition, Future World: Where Art Meets Science, as well as Digital Light Canvas by teamLab at The Shoppes, will reopen following extensive redevelopment works to reveal artworks that invite visitors of all backgrounds to experience these dynamic spaces in a new light. Since its opening in 2016, Future World has welcomed close to 3 million visitors through its doors. Continually evolving as science, technology, and art progress, the exhibition will now present three interactive installations in a new gallery titled Exploring New Frontiers, that encourages visitors to see the skies above as a place of inspiration and discovery. At the same time, in its very first revamp, Digital Light Canvas by teamLab will unveil a new artwork that explores nature and biodiversity, focusing on endangered species and the roles that living things play within an ecosystem. Within this space, visitors can also turn their creations into unique souvenirs to bring home. “Marina Bay Sands is delighted to be working with globally renowned art collective, teamLab, in bringing stunning new interactive installations to our audiences in Singapore. What makes teamLab so unique is their ability to immerse visitors in digital worlds, whilst simultaneously inspiring us to care more deeply about the natural world and our impact on it. The new artwork we are unveiling at Digital Light Canvas by teamLab explores biodiversity and the interconnected nature of living ecosystems, whilst shining a light on endangered species. In one of the most dramatic transformations we have undertaken so far, Future World at ArtScience Museum is also evolving with new installations that form a gallery called Exploring New Frontiers, which takes visitors on a journey outward and upward into the skies. These spectacular new interactive artworks are part of Marina Bay Sands’ commitment to creating unforgettable experiences that will surprise and delight audiences as they return to visit us again and again,” said Honor Harger, Vice President of ArtScience Museum and Attractions. “We hope that by immersing themselves in the artworks with intention, understanding the complex and three-dimensional world with their bodies, and creating a new one with others, people visiting Future World and Digital Light Canvas by teamLab will be able to make new discoveries and develop new ways of perceiving the world," said Toshiyuki Inoko, founder of teamLab. Future World: Where Art Meets Science Exploring New Frontiers Future World has undergone a major transformation to house a new gallery titled Exploring New Frontiers in place of Sanctuary and Park. Serving as a second chapter to the exhibition, the new gallery invites visitors to take flight and explore the world above. Since the beginning of time, the heavens above have been a source of inspiration for dreams, mythologies, and artistic visions. Humanity has also always looked to the sky with curiosity, observing celestial bodies, weather phenomena and birds in flight. Despite remarkable progress in mankind’s pursuit of understanding life on Earth and beyond, much remains unknown. In addition to the mysterious forces that shape the universe, science is still uncovering more about the fundamental principles governing nature on this planet. In Exploring New Frontiers, the sky becomes the focus. Visitors are invited to begin their journey by observing the phenomena of self-organisation – the natural emergence of order out of chaos – before taking to the skies alongside birds and aircraft to experience the world as other living creatures of the air perceive it. In the final section of the exhibition, teamLab will transport visitors into astronomical space with Crystal Universe, a dazzling installation which remains a crowd favourite. In each of the artworks at Exploring New Frontiers, the beauty of nature creates an environment for one’s imaginations to soar. i. Autonomous Abstraction, Continuous Phenomena from the Universe to the Self In nature, many fireflies can be observed gathering in one place and flickering at the same time to create a brighter glow in what can be referred to as self-organisation. Also known as ‘spontaneous order’ in the social sciences, this describes the natural emergence of order from what seems like chaos. Autonomous Abstraction, Continuous Phenomena from the Universe to the Self is a new abstract installation that explores this phenomenon. In the artwork, points of light flicker and change in colour. As visitors interact with the artwork in a free and disordered manner, causing the points of light to disperse, the points that are closer to each other will gradually synchronise in hue and rhythm, giving rise to spontaneous order. When these different rhythms influence and synchronise with each other, self-organisation takes place. This can be observed in many natural systems – from physics and biology to physiology and ecosystems. Scientists believe that when entropy – or the lack of order – increases in the universe, all entities will eventually collapse. Through this artwork, teamLab brings to the fore how miraculous it is that the Sun evolved, the planets in our Solar System were born, and that life developed on Earth followed by the existence of societies. teamLab muses that perhaps the universe, life, nature, and society continue to exist despite entropy because order is continuously formed on its own through self-organisation. It is suggested that one might imagine the universe and their own existence as a continuous order created by the same phenomenon. ii. Aerial Climbing Through a Flock of Colored Birds teamLab, Aerial Climbing through a Flock of Colored Birds © teamLab Certain birds, such as starlings, fly in the thousands in a swooping dance of intricately coordinated patterns that are known as a murmuration. These flocks neither appear to have a leader, nor have a way of communicating their planned movements. In this artwork, visitors are invited to experience the world with one’s entire body as they climb and navigate an aerial structure consisting of colourful horizontal bars suspended in mid-air. Each person’s movement influences the artwork as well as others in the space, creating patterns of light, colour, and sound. Flocks of birds also soar freely around the installation, changing in colour whenever they fly close to people. iii. Sketch Flight teamLab, Sketch Flight © teamLab This artwork explores the idea of flight by allowing visitors to see the world from the perspective of airplanes and living creatures in the sky. Visitors are invited to draw and colour airplanes, hawks and butterflies on papers provided, before seeing their creations become part of a virtual world projected against a giant screen. In an added interactive feature, visitors are also able to pilot their creations with a tablet. The world is perceived differently by different living creatures. Coming from the German word for ‘environment’, the term umwelt refers to the unique sensory world of an organism. In comparison to humans, the umwelt of a hawk and butterfly is very different – hawks can focus on two things simultaneously, while butterflies have a 340-degree field of vision. In Sketch Flight, visitors can not only experience the world through their eyes, but also co-create the artwork together. For more details on the artworks at Future World, please visit https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum/exhibitions/future-world.html Digital Light Canvas by teamLab Digital Light Canvas by teamLab will introduce a new artwork called Graffiti Nature – Red List, Digital Light Canvas that replaces Nature’s Rhythm. This large-scale installation transforms the space into a digital menagerie of animals that roam freely alongside blooming flowers as they are brought to life from drawings made by visitors. Next to it, visitors’ creations can also be turned into special mementos at the brand-new Sketch Factory. i. Graffiti Nature – Red List, Digital Light Canvas teamLab, Graffiti Nature - Red List, Digital Light Canvas © teamLab Visitors can let their imaginations run wild within Graffiti Nature – a new artwork featuring a digital ecosystem made of plants and living creatures drawn by visitors. Their drawings will come to life on a dynamic LED floor through innovative digital technology, captivating audiences of all ages as they interact with the animated flora and fauna moving freely around their feet. Each of the flowers, reptiles, insects, and amphibians depicted in the installation are endangered species from the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature. In addition to the Siamese Crocodile, visitors can draw and learn about the Cave Racer Snake, Southern Torrent Frog, Borneo Birdwing Butterfly and the Calypso Orchid among many others. Additionally, the artwork forms an ecosystem where visitors can experience the intrinsic ties between all living things. The creatures drawn by visitors will multiply if they eat others, but will disappear if they do not eat enough, or are eaten by other animals. In that sense, the artwork explores the circle of life within nature, and invites visitors to consider the fragility and richness of the natural world. ii. Sketch Factory teamLab, Sketch Factory © teamLab In a lovely new addition to Digital Light Canvas by teamLab, drawings created in Graffiti Nature can be made into uniquely personal memorabilia for visitors to take home with them at Sketch Factory. These souvenirs include a tin badge, t-shirt, and tote bag. Orders can simply be made at the order terminal in the Sketch Factory, and items will be fabricated right on the spot. For more details on the artworks at Digital Light Canvas by teamLab, please visit https://www.marinabaysands.com/attractions/digital-light-canvas.html Launched in 2016, Future World was created in collaboration with teamLab, the multi-award- winning international art collective renowned for its immersive artworks. The exhibition has since captivated visitors over the past six years with its ever-changing galleries of artworks that explore the intersection of art, science, technology, and the natural world. Digital Light Canvas by teamLab in The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands offers visitors an unprecedented multi-sensory experience through the combination of cutting-edge technology and a majestic 14-metre-tall light sculpture suspended from the ceiling. Featuring different interactive show modes accompanied by unique soundtracks, visitors can encounter a convergence of light and nature in this installation that has further established Marina Bay Sands as a leading destination for remarkable experiences. Tickets and Reservations Tickets for the transformed Future World and Digital Light Canvas by teamLab are now available for advance purchase at all Marina Bay Sands box offices and website. From 26 November till 31 December 2022, visitors can also get tickets to both under a special promotional bundle at $28. Due to limited capacity, guests are strongly encouraged to pre- purchase tickets online prior to their visit. Ticket bundle prices are as follows: Please visit https://www.marinabaysands.com/attractions/teamlab.html for more information.