Home to cutting-edge art experimentation, the Singapore Tyler Art
Institute (STPI) is on a mission to raise the bar for contemporary
art in Asia, particularly in the mediums of print and paper.
Find the entrance at the corner of Caseen Street and Robertson
Quay on the Singapore River.
Once inside, take some time to explore the gallery space, which
hosts a rotating range of local and international exhibitions.
The latest exhibition, Handmade Readymades, will showcase the
works of Modern icons Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert
Rauschenberg & James Rosenquist, documenting their
ground-breaking work in the medium of print.
Take a moment to watch the below video, where some
artists-in-residence describe how STPI encouraged their creativity
and artistic range to evolve.
Recommended duration: 40 minutes
41 Robertson Quay, Singapore
Open Monday-Friday (10.00am - 7.00pm), Saturday (9.00am -
6.00pm), closed Sundays.
This architecturally designed boutique is a showpiece of old-world
charm.
With dark wooden floor-to-ceiling shelving, library ladders and
soft lighting, stepping into La Maison du Whisky feels like
entering a liquor store of times gone by.
Not only an example of beautiful design, the boutique is also a
true celebration of the distilling prowess of the producers, as
no two bottles or whiskies are the same, despite the large
number on display.
La Maison du Whisky shows how a little ingenuity can turn a
simple handful of ingredients into something incredibly unique.
80 Mohamed Sultan Rd, Singapore
Open everyday, 12.00pm til late
SPRMRKT is a unique boutique that blends coffee, food and art in
the one space.
The goal at SPRMRKT is to create daily meaningfulness and
inspiration within the routine of the local community.
By incorporating a gallery space in the cafe, both emerging and
established artists can showcase their works to new eyes.
Located adjacent to the STPI, pop in if you need an extra dose
of caffeine or art along your travels.
Level 1, 41 Robertson Quay, Singapore
Open daily, 11.00am til late