Exploring Art

SinGapore Art musem.

Commonly known as SAM, stepping into this gallery space with a couple of friends, I've been looking forward to visit there for a long time, the result of choosing between SAM and Art Science Centre just because I love its building which I could say is also a piece of art with antique architectural elements.

And one thing is that we get to enjoy free admission on Deepavali Day!

This venerable building once housed St Joseph’s Institution (SJI), a Catholic boys’ school, run by La Salle Brothers. In 1855, the cornerstone was laid by its founder, Father Jean-Marie Beurel. After 135 years in Bras Basah Road, SJI was relocated, making way for SAM.

Mostly contemporary pieces can be found there, current exhibition is Thai Transience, although some pieces might confuse visitors or to me, some paintings seem a little eerie and mysterious but overall still an inspiring visit. There are few cafes and restaurants that I think I should pay a visit next time.

Below are some snaps from the visit, a place that you should stop by at, besides the shopping malls. An inspiring and interesting gallery for all ages. =)

My Outfit Of The Day:

Black Knit Sweater (F21) + Chiffon Skirt in Mustard (F21) + Sequin Clutch (Cotton On)

 

Current Exhibition : Thai Transience (26 October 2012 to 6 January 2013)

Website: http://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/

Little Bit of Sparkle

Little sparkling things for attending wedding tomorrow. One of the most important aspects of a church wedding is definitely the music. Countless practice sessions over the past months I hope all performance will go smoothly and everyone enjoys the musics. More posts coming soon :)

Wednesday's murmurs

Such a cliché to say, time flies. It does. Whether you are having fun or not, time flies.

Times change faster than we realize. The trick is not to be scared of the change, but to embrace it. It won’t always be ideal and there will be challenges. But that is how we grow.

End of Autumn

It's November.

Pastel Obession

 

Sunday OOTD. Pastel & Knitwear Obession.

Globe & Binocular

Terrestrial globe necklace. When I saw this on my way to grab my dinner I was amazed on how beautifully the necklace was made, also there's a cute mini binocular attached with the chain. To my astonishment it's a spinning globe and it only cost a few dollars. This is definitely a statement piece for girl who loves to travel and feeling you can make a difference in the world if you believe in it. :)

Little Cuisine

 

A very busy first week of October, ended. It was annual accounts closing also the month I've joined my company for a year! Okay this post has nothing to do with my job anyway it's about my handmade dim sum. =)

 

I am sure there were times when you tried something nice the tastes and aromas of the food can remain with you forever, it can be unforgettable dining out experience or, homemade food. I get surprised when I first tried the dim sum made by mum and sparked my desire to learn making this cuisine.

 

It will be a lengthy post if I explaining all the preparation process, it all starts with finely chopped raw meat, and most steps that need your knife skill as the preparation requires lots of chopping...Anyway a great learning experience today and fits my passion in learning special little cuisine. :)