2019 i Light Singapore Bicentennial

Squiggle by Angus Muir (New Zealand)

Known as Asia’s leading sustainable light art festival, the annual ilight Singapore welcomes artists from around the world to showcase their interpretation of sustainable living. This year’s rendition is a special edition to commemorate the bicentennial founding of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles. As such, the event area has expanded, with art displays and performances at iconic places in Singapore’s history such as the Marina Bay Waterfront, the Civic District, Singapore River and Fort Canning Park.

Shades of Temporality by SWEATSHOPPE  (USA)

When: 24 January to 24 February 2019
Time: 730pm to 11pm, weekends extend to 12pm
Where: Marina Bay Waterfront, the Civic District, Singapore River and Fort Canning Park.
Admission: Free
How to get there: Raffles Place MRT, Downtown MRT, Bayfront MRT, Esplanade MRT.

Trip-bits

  1. Do wear comfortable walking shoes, and bring plenty of water as the night can be hot and humid.
  2. Use the festival map to plan your journey and the installations to see.
  3. Some performances such as Time Rhythm at Anderson Bridge and Bridges of Time at the Singapore River have specific timings, so do check the performance times at the website if you want to catch them.
  4. There are multiple exciting events happening concurrently as part of the Bicentennial celebrations, such as the Light to Night Civic District and Prudential Marina Bay Carnival. Spread your visit over a few days as there is so much to see and play!
Oriflammes by Sebastien Lefevre (France)
The Cat in the Garden by Loom Prod (France)
Is it a Merlion, or MerTiger?
Run Beyond by
Angelo Bonello (Italy
iLight Singapore
Art Skin at Asian Civilization Museum
1/17 Sticks by Asian Civilization Museum
1/17 Sticks by Asian Civilization Museum
Performers by the River telling the stories of fruits of early Singapore
Bridges of Time by
ACTLD (Belgium)
Bridges of Time by
ACTLD (Belgium)
Constructive Interference by
InPhase from Singapore University of Technology and Design (Singapore)
Art Skin at Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall
With A View by
Superiore Design Associates (Singapore)
Flower Clock by Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China)
Flower Clock by Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China)
Sails Aloft by Biangle Studio (Estonia)
Cosmic Web by LASALLE College of the Arts (Singapore)
Prospegtive Perspective by National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Where do Stories Begin / Where do Stories End by
Michael Lee and Perception3 (Singapore)
Where do stories begin / Where do stories end by
Michael Lee and Perception3 (Singapore)
Shadow Exposed by Judy K Suh x Visual Feeder (USA)
Time Frame by DONIS (The Netherlands)
Good Fortune by
Olga Grybowicz and Kasper Hein (Poland)
Malay Dance@the Singapore River
Time Rhythm by Xavi Bové and Onionlab (Spain)

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