the market with a heart
11-12 July 2009 (Saturday, Sunday)
10am to 6pm
Shop for a Cause at the H.E.A.R.T. market
The H.E.A.R.T. (Handicrafters, Entrepreneurs, Artists, and Retail Talents) market is a socially-conscious bazaar held on the 2nd weekend of every month at Sculpture Square, Middle Road.
Its missions are two-fold: (1) to be an effective avenue for handicrafters, artists, and young retail talents to showcase their designs and products and (2) to serve as an effective publicity and fundraising platform for charities and welfare societies.
Every month, the organisers from Calamine Solutions will feature a charity organisation, and allocate about 15% of its stalls to that charity free-of-charge.
For those who love to shop for a cause, the H.E.A.R.T. market is the place to visit for every second weekend of the month. The items purchased by you will either encourage young entrepreneurs in their budding entrepreneurship career, or support the fundings of the featured charities.
Synesthesia - a condition in which one type of sensory stimulation creates perception in another accompanying sensation, e.g. perceiving an image of a sense (as of colour/visual) other than the one (as of sound) being stimulated.
Sculpture Square is pleased to present Synesthesia, featuring works by two Singapore artists, Zulkifle Mahmod and Brian Gothong Tan whose artistic practices are post-medium art by nature. Their bodies of work go beyond the expanded notion of Sculpture, employing a diversity of media such as objects, sculpture, architecture, set design, visual projections, light and sound to construct varying types and levels of sensory and immersive experiences for the viewer.
material-x is a furniture collective from the experimentation of found object and materials.
The idea of recycling, sustainability in this ever changing climax has always been a worldwide issue. A life phenomenon big enough as our egoistic nature, but somehow we manage to disregard it.
Ultimately the whole idea is about restating materials through exploitations. Facilitating function into found materials, thus creating an avant garde furniture series.
Children’s Sculpture Exhibition 2009 : Kampong Days !! 7 Jun 2009 to 28 Jun 2009
Kampong Days is a showcase of over 100 art creations by children aged from four to twelve years old, who have participated in the Sculpture Carnival 2009. The works by these budding artists range from plastic kites, recycled sculptures, wayang kulit puppets, soft sculptures to clay sculptures. Each work represents their understanding and interpretation of the Kampong kids’ lifestyle of creating hand-made toys and self-imagined games for fun and play.
A new local arts and craft bazaar located at downtown Bugis selling a range of locally made products from ceramics, pottery, jewelry, small sculptures, fashion, paintings, photography, small furniture, designer wares and many other hand-made and self designed products.