6–26 Jan
All day
ACM Green
Free

Be present in the moment. Find comfort in sound with tinkling clay wind chimes, and follow a spiral of bamboo within a sanctuary of lush greenery. Look to the Heavens by Cake Theatrical Productions invites you to transcend to a space of tranquility. Free your mind and be present in the moment.

Credits

Conceived and designed by CAKE
Lighting design by ARTFACTORY
Sound design by Zul Mahmod
Botanical design by Triceratops
Clay pieces by School of Clay Arts

(Image credit: Joseph Nair, Memphis West Pictures.)

Saturdays, 7 & 14 Jan
6–6.15pm, 7–7.15pm, 8–8.15pm, 9–9.15pm *NEW timing* 
ACM Green
Free

Grab a picnic mat and join us for an evening of multi-sensorial performance by contemporary sound artists and performers. Presented by Cake Theatrical Productions, Look to the Heavens in Three Parts is a dream-like meditation on creation, spirituality, and being human.

General advisory: This performance project involves flickering light. We welcome everyone but if you have a history of photosensitive epilepsy or suffer from migraines, headaches or ear and eye conditions, please be advised that this might aggravate your condition.

Credits

Written and directed by CAKE
Narrated by Ghafir Akbar, Edith Podesta
Performed by Chiew Peishan, Rizman Putra, Kenneth Tan
Sound design by Zul Mahmod
Live percussion music by Nysah Tan

Fridays, 6 & 13 Jan
7–9pm
ACM Hardcourt
Free

Secret Places presents a visual travelogue of mental and physical journeys to different lands, carrying thoughts about belonging and home by Singaporeans. For two evenings only, the mobile video installation will stop at the former Singapore Citizenship Registry — present day ACM. Secret Places is part of Singapore Art Week, supported by National Arts Council.

(Image credit: Chen Jiexiao)

Fridays & Saturdays, 6, 7, 13 & 14 Jan
6–9pm
Lobby, Level 1
Free

Pick up a Light to Night at ACM: Right Here, Right Now flyer, complete all 4 activities and redeem a mystery item! 

Friday, 6 Jan
7–8.30pm
River Room, Level 2
$5 refundable deposit

Harnessing the powerful medium of film to advocate for mental health and dementia issues, the MHFFS Short Film Youth Competition is back for the third year — involving over 1,000 youths across Singapore. The programme will feature a selection of short film finalists followed by a Q&A session with the filmmakers.

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(Image credit: Mental Health Film Festival Singapore)

Friday, 13 Jan
7–8.30pm
Auditorium, Basement
$5 refundable deposit

Jina, who works at a credit card company call centre, avoids building close relationships, choosing instead to live and work alone. When one day her irritating neighbour is discovered dead, having died alone in his apartment, relationships Jina decided to ignore in the past suddenly start to bug her.

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(Image credit: Aloners, M-Line Distribution, 2021.)

Saturdays, 7 & 14 Jan
6–9pm
Lobby, Level 1

Create a reminder bracelet with glow-in-the-dark beads. Include a word of affirmation to keep yourself focused on what matters to you. While supplies last.

Friday and Saturday, 13 & 14 Jan
6–9pm
Lobby, Level 1

Take some time out for yourself by connecting with nature through painting. Engage in the contemplative process of painting with plant-based pigments. While supplies last.

(Image Credit: Wild Dot)

Friday, 13 Jan
6.15–6.45pm, 7.15–7.45pm, 8.15–8.45pm
Foyer, Lever 2
$10 refundable deposit

Experience the healing vibrations of different instruments and enter a state of calm. Leave the session soothed, as you mindfully reflect on the present moment.

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(Image Credit: Space 2B)

Friday, 13 Jan
7.30pm
Lobby, Level 1
$25 per participant

Join an exclusive tour with exhibition curators Noorashikin Zulkifli and Conan Cheong.

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