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HERE! Arts Carnival 2019Enjoy a picnic with friends on the green, watch the arts scene on campus come alive with over 30 performances. We invite you to take a MOMENT to create new and meaningful memories with your friends as we welcome the new academic year.
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NUS MuseumLocated by the University Cultural Centre, the museum's three floors hold a diverse collection ranging from classical Chinese and Indian materials to modern and contemporary Southeast Asian art. Click on the image to find out what exhibitions and programmes are on.
Events &
Exhibitions
Glossaries of the Straits Chinese Homemaking..
- VISUAL ARTS
- HERITAGE
- EXHIBITION
- Starts on 31 Jan 2019
- Ends on 31 Jan 2021
NUS Baba House
“… you have to lose your way to find yourself in the right pl..
- VISUAL ARTS
- TOP PICKS
- EXHIBITION
- Starts on 14 Jun 2019
- Ends on 31 Dec 2019
Chinese Ink Works from Lee Kong Chian Collection of Chinese Art..
- VISUAL ARTS
- FREE
- EXHIBITION
LKC Gallery, NUS Museum
[prep-room] Sites, Stories & Subsequence..
- HERITAGE
- FREE
- EXHIBITION
- Starts on 26 Apr 2019
- Ends on 31 Dec 2019
S T Lee Atrium, NUS Museum
NUS
Centre For
the Arts
A vibrant space to experience the arts and to nurture creative minds and the inquiring spirit
CFA comprises the NUS Museum and NUS Baba House; the University Cultural Centre, a world class performing arts centre; and 22 student arts excellence groups in music, dance, theatre and film. On campus and beyond, we take pride in providing opportunities for the appreciation of the arts and seek to champion creative possibilities and inspire strong communities through programming, exhibitions, workshops and outreach such as the university’s flagship arts event, the NUS Arts Festival and Singapore’s longest running arts outreach programme, the ExxonMobil Campus Concerts.
We are committed to fostering an active arts community and providing a fertile ground for collaborative learning and knowledge building. From a broad array of performing arts disciplines and genres, to internships and docent opportunities, we offer opportunities to explore university-wide collaborations across disciplines and provide a multitude of ways to get involved and have meaningful encounters with the arts.
Integrating the arts into university life, offering opportunities for action, exchange & discovery
NEWS
March 16, 2019
A Disappearing Number: Students rise to the challenge
To open the NUS Arts Festival 2019: A Game of Numbers, the Centre For the Arts sought a production that was steeped in the mathematical theme, that hadn’t been performed in Singapore before and, abo ...
October 8, 2018
Part-time Volunteers, Full-time Passion for Theatre
Over the past four months, a group of theatre-loving volunteers have been assisting a local non-profit arts company, Emergency Stairs, with their annual production of Southernmost. The small volunteer ...
June 3, 2018
Cirque du Soleil! Backstage at a multi-cultural touring production
“After you, it’s the best country in the world.” Jean Sebastien’s quip elicits laughter. ... Jean Sebastien Roberge is the Assistant Production Manager of Toruk: The First Flight, a Cirque du ...
January 22, 2018
25 years of the arts on campus
NUS Centre For the Arts (CFA) was formally launched in July 1993 and in the 25 years since, the role of the arts on campus and the range of opportunities available have grown immeasurably. ...
December 8, 2017
Inspiration and advice from composer Chen Zhangyi
The first time the Singapore Symphony Orchestra performed a Singaporean composition on tour, it was a piece written by (now) 33 year old Chen Zhangyi. Dr Zhangyi is an alumnus of the Yong Siew Toh Con ...
November 2, 2017
Lisabelle Tan: Communicating for the Arts
I applied for the internship curious to find out what really goes on behind the scenes of the Arts events in school. And I did gain some insights, but more significantly, my experience filled me with ...
February 28, 2017
The art of writing for the arts
“A review is NOT an audit” said The Straits Times music reviewer, Dr. Chang Tou Liang as part of his opening salvo at the Writing for Different Genres session at the Stephen Riady Centre, UTown, o ...
December 1, 2016
The eighth Tan Ean Kiam Arts Awards saw the University Cultural Centre dressed for a spring celebration honouring outstanding NUS Centre For the Arts (CFA) groups, students and alumni for their talent ...