SAMily FUNDAY is designed for all ages.
Join us at SAM for a supersized, fun-filled weekend as you explore the fascinating possibilities of contemporary art with your family and friends.
Find out more about the line up below!
[Drop-in Activity]
Date: Sat & Sun, 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 1PM – 5PM
Venue: Corridor outside Gallery 2
Channel your creativity and make a personalised hand-bound book with just paper and glue!
[Experience]
Date: Sat & Sun, 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 1PM – 5PM
Venue: Roving
Capture your new memories at SAM with a polaroid picture! Look out for our photographers who will be roaming about.
[Tour]
Date: Sat & Sun, 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 1PM – 1.30PM, 3PM – 3.30PM
Venue: Meet outside Gallery 1
Join our SAM curators, Joella Kiu and Kenneth Tay, as they share insights on Lonely Vectors, a multi-venue exhibition that reflects on the flows of goods, people and histories and the different ways in which they connect.
[Drop-in Activity]
Date: Sat & Sun, 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 1PM – 5PM
Venue: Free take-home activity (Collect from corridor outside Gallery 2)
Tatebanko or paper dioramas were popular in the late Edo period (1603–1867) and the Meiji period (1868–1912). Design your own carnivalesque theme-park universe or psychedelic dreamscapes. Make your own tatebanko, taking inspiration from PHUNK and Keiichi Tanaami's Eccentric City.
[Film]
Date: Sat & Sun, 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 2PM – 2.15PM, 4PM – 4.15PM
Venue: The Engine Room
'Kalachakra' or ‘Wheel of Time’ can signify larger movements of energies such as the cycles of the planets in the universe, or personal movements such as the cycles of human breath. This shadow puppetry short film was borne out of that idea and created for young and old alike to enjoy. Presented by SAtheCollective, this project is supported by the National Arts Council under the Digital Presentation Grant.
This programme is a part of Children's Season 2022.
[Tour]
Date: Sat & Sun, 4 & 5 June 2022
Time: 1PM–1.30PM, 3PM–3.30PM
Venue: Meet outside Gallery 2
Journey into the world of paper with SAM programmers as they share insights into Superfluous Things: Paper, an exhibition with interactive components for the young at heart.