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Jaclynn Seah

Mihaela

Ernest Zacharevic

<div>Created in 2013 by Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharavic. At the junction of Everitt Road and Joo Chiat Terrace</div>

Jousting Boys

<div>Cuturi Gallery is a next generation art gallery founded on the belief that art should be empowering and meaningful for everyone. The gallery connects broad audiences to high-quality art by diverse talents that speaks to the heart and tells the story of an undiscovered generation of aspiring artists that will have the art world aching for more.&nbsp;<br>A game-changing initiative, c/discoveries is committed to nurturing emerging artists who need mentorship, financial backing and guidance while c/residency, an artist-focused programme provides a conducive environment for artists-in-residence to focus on their creative pursuits and gain new insights into their practice, both locally and&nbsp;<br>internationally.</div>

Cuturi Gallery

Slacsatu

<div>Inspired by an Indonesian method of dyeing textiles with colourful dyes and wax called Batik. For Sultan Arts Village (2012) <a href="https://www.instagram.com/slacsatu/">instagram @slacsatu</a></div>

Batik

<div>A boy carefully peeking out of a window painted on a grey wall (2013). <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ernestzacharevic/">Instagram @ernestzacharevic</a></div>

Boy in Window

alexfacebkk (THA)

<div>by Thai artist Alexface for Art Porters, located on the backwall of the gallery facing Blair Road. Created October 2017</div>

Green City

Trase One

<div>For Naumi Hotel, on the side alley off Seah Street where cars like to park illegally</div>

Untitled

Sheryo

The Yok

FECKS

<div>Textiles is inspired by the many fabric shops found along nearby Arab Street. #50bridges for SG50OZ - to celebrate 50 years of Singapore's independence + diplomatic ties with Australia&nbsp; (2015) <a href="http://www.yokandsheryo.com">www.yokandsheryo.com</a></div>

Textiles

Zero

<div>Inspired by the famous Tamil filmstar Rajinikanth, popular among the South Asian community in Little India. For Artwalk Little India (2017). Instagram @zero_rscls</div>

Working Class Hero

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Somerset Skater Park

El Mac

<div>El Mac used an actual photo for reference. One of the oldest surviving pieces of street art in Singapore. For Viet Nam the World Tour / Singapore Night Festival (2010). elmac.net</div>

Light in Little India

<div>Inspired by the surrounding Little India district. For Artwalk Little India (2017). Instagram @ts1</div>

Alive @ Clive

Styna

<div>3 green fish by Australian artist Styna on the side wall of The Substation in 2014</div>

Swim Good

Ceno2

<div>Portraits of a turban-wearing labourer, a Samsui woman and a Malay man - a nod to the heritage of Arab Street and the multi-ethnic identity of the restaurant, which serves Asian and North Indian food (2016). <a href="https://www.instagram.com/iamceno2/">Instagram @iamceno2</a>. Photo of 2 faces by <a href="https://flic.kr/p/MoQgX7">Kars Alfrink</a>.</div>

The Singapura Club

Jaxton Su

<div>Community mural painted with the help of migrant workers and students that depicts how Race Course Road got its name, from a nearby horse racing track. jaxtonsu.net</div>

A Ride Through Race Course Road

Didier "Jaba" Mathieu

<div>This stunning mural with its vibrant colours is rich in cultural history by incorporating ships and the <em>Orang Laut</em> (Malay for “sea people”, or nomadic sea gypsies) which acts as an important reminder on how "the Beach Road waterfront before reclamation was the focal point of trading and shipping services that thrived on the arrival of Bugis ships and traders. Kampong Glam probably derived its present name from the <em>gelam </em>tree. The bark of the <em>gelam</em> tree was used by the <em>Orang Laut</em> to make awnings and sails". <a href="https://www.ura.gov.sg/Conservation-Portal/Explore/History?bldgid=KPGL">(Kampong Glam History, Urban Redevelopment</a></div>

Orang Laut

Rofi

<div>Open - A mural created in 2012 that can be found along the side-alley of The Substation.</div>

Open

Tom Civil

<div>Created in 2015 for #50Bridges, a partnership between Singapore and the Australian High Commission. At the level 1 entrance facing Smith Street.</div>

The Path

<div>Large mural of girl with a sleeping lion cub, at junction of Jalan Pisang, facing Victoria Street (2013). <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ernestzacharevic/">Instagram @ernestzacharevic</a></div>

Girl with Lion Cub

Tyke Witnes AWR

<div>This graffiti throw up is of the oldest surviving pieces of street art in Singapore. For Viet Nam the World Tour / Singapore Night Festival (2010). Instagram @tykewitnesawr</div>

Green Goblins

Myow

Asno

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