Come As You Are (to...) is a new Kolektif series inviting young people of all backgrounds to experience exhibitions together—no art knowledge required.
Each session explores a different theme through conversations, simple activities, and shared perspectives, offering new ways to connect with art, yourself, and others. Whether you're visiting a museum for the first time, coming alone, or simply curious, this is an open invitation to come as you are.
For our first session, Come As You Are to... Untitled explores the artworks with no titles in Singapore Stories: Pathways & Detours in Art. What happens when there is no title to tell us what an artwork could mean? Through gallery conversations and light activities, we'll reflect on how names, labels, and first impressions shape the way we see art—and one another.
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When: 25 Jul 2026, 2–4pm - Suitable For: Adults, Young Adults
- Where: City Hall Wing, Level 2, Singapore Courtyard
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Ticket Information: Free, registration required
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