Singapore is a multicultural city that has become home to many different people from all over the world. As such, Singaporeans have developed an appreciation for art and culture through the years, and in recent times more and more people are taking up art as a hobby or profession. This blog post will explore some of the best places in Singapore where you can go to find artsy things to do.

Singapore is a city that is rich in culture and history. This also means it has many opportunities for art enthusiasts to explore their creativity. The, Art Jamming Singapore which happens every month, brings artists of all types together to experiment with different mediums and create something beautiful. If you are looking for an event where you can let your creative juices flow, the monthly Singapore Art Jam should be on your list of things to do.

Make your own art

A great way to get artsy is by making your own art. Painting, drawing, and pottery are just some of the many ways you can express yourself creatively. One such opportunity in Singapore is by getting enrolled in Art jamming Singapore. You may not be an expert at any one of these items but that’s okay.

One of the many reasons that Singapore is considered one of Asia’s cultural hubs, and even a little slice of Europe in the tropics, is because it has such an art appreciation. There are museums like The National Art Gallery where you can go see world-class paintings from renowned painters like Picasso.

While the museum is not exactly what you would call a tourist attraction, The National Art Gallery is well worth seeing for any art lover. The building itself has been designed to look like an open-air gallery with large windows on all four sides of the building and sculptures scattered throughout the lawns around it.

One of the best ways to get your art on is by checking out one of the many museums found throughout Singapore. There are also free galleries that you can visit like The Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Gallery, or check out artsy street graffiti in places like Tanjong Pagar and Little India.