ASEAN: What we have in common Date: Till 4 May 2008 Venue: Singapore Philatelic Museum Discover similarity amidst diversity through this interesting display of ASEAN stamps. Find out how the 10 ASEAN countries share similar cultures despite their ethnic differences. These include rice cultivation and consumption, betel-nut chewing, and strong Indian influences in architecture, religion, literature and art.
	Interested in stamps? Check out Singapore Philatelic Museum and find out how these beautiful stamps vividly captures the shared culture of ten ASEAN member countries. If you are interested to know more about the stories behind our nation building, be sure to visit National Archives of Singapore. Interested to find out more about the work of our curators? Come join us at the curatour at Singapore Art Museum! Till next issue!

Stylish Thirties National Museum of Singapore Till 11 May 2008	10 Years that Shaped a Nation National Archives of Singapore 30 Nov 2008	Beihong in Nanyang Singapore Art Museum Till 31 Aug 2008
Truly great fashion never goes out of style... Discover the origins of the chi cheongsam and samfoo from 1930s... More	Join us to learn more about the first decade of nation building which laid the foundation for Singapore's... More	Be inspired by Xu Beihong's works created in the 1930s and early 1940s... -More
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Curatour Singapore Art Museum Till 13 July 2008	Introduction to Singapore History National Museum of Singapore Till 10 May 2008	Viet Nam! From Myth To Modernity Asian Civilisations Museum Till 30 Sep 2008
Curious to learn more about the lives of artists, their works and creative processes behind their art-making?... More	Learn about Singapore from the National Museum's curators as they give a quick and lively introduction of Singapore history... More	Indulge in the culture and history of Vietnam as we celebrate 35 years of partnership... More
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