8 Days — October 05, 2017

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8 DAYS

OCT 5 – 12

COMING

ATTRACTIONS

OCT

Anugerah Planet

Muzik 2017

The 16th edition of the

regional Malay music

awards show continues

to honour and bring

together outstanding

artistes and music industry

professionals. Organised

by Suria, Warna 94.2FM

and Ria 89.7FM, it will

present 19 awards and

will feature a stellar

line-up including Ayda

Jebat, Aisyah Aziz, Isyana

Sarasvati and Virgoun.

Oct 14. 9pm. MES Theatre at

Mediacorp. Tix: $28–$68 from

Sistic*. http://www.facebook.com/

Anugerah.Planet

WTA Finals Singa-

pore

The jewel of the Women’s

Tennis Association (WTA)

season returns for its fourth

year. Catch top players like

Elina Svitolina (Ukraine),

Karolina Pliskova (Czech

Republic) and Johanna

Konta (United Kingdom)

as they battle it out for

the US$7 million prize

money and the Billie Jean

King Trophy (singles) and

Martina Navratilova Trophy

(doubles). Two days prior to

the first match, there will

also be a Draw Ceremony,

where the greatest eight

singles players are matched

against each other in front

of a live audience at Marina

Bay Sands; and the Fan

Village (open to the public),

where tennis fans can meet

their favourite players and

engage in tennis-themed

activities.

Oct 20–29 (matches begin

Oct 22). Various times.

Singapore Sports Hub. Tix:

$27–$1171 (season pass)

from http://www.wtafinals.com.

ANSUZ: The

Strange and

Mysterious Art of

FSc

Foo Swee Chin is an

internationally-acclaimed

artist, known for published

titles like Singapore’s

Otaku Comicbook Artist

Heads for Japan, MUZz

and Nightmares and

Fairytales, a collaboration

with Serena Valentino.

ANSUZ is a collection of

traditional works done by

the famously enigmatic

artist, meant to represent

the frailness of the human

state.

Till Oct 15. 12pm–7pm.

#03-05 ARTBLOVK Gallery,

195 Pearls Hill Terrace. Free

admission. http://www.facebook.com/

Artblovk

ArtScience

Museum

SERPENTIform. This

exhibition by Bulgari pays

tribute to the snake motif

which has contributed to

the maison’s international

fame, and tells the story

of how the motif has

inspired the world of arts,

design and photography. It

features exquisite pieces

from ancient jewels to

contemporary artworks by

artists such as Keith Haring

and Alexander Calder.

Also featured are original

photographic masterpieces

from Robert Mapplethorpe

and Peter Hujar, as well as

vintage evening dresses

and costumes from

prestigious theatre and

cinema archives.

Till Oct 15.

Human + The Future of

Our Species. This cutting-

edge exhibition presents

a future world where the

lines between fiction

and reality are blurred

and shows how humans’

perception of humanity

is being transformed by

science and technology.

Showcasing works by

international artists,

scientists, technologists

and designers such as

cyborg artist Neil Harbisson

and star performance artist

Stelarc.

Till Oct 15.

Future World: Where Art

Meets Science. Features

15 interactive digital art

installations by award-

winning Japanese art

collective teamLab. Enjoy

Embracing

Diversity

Pan Pacific Singapore and

ARTTAG Circle present a

group exhibition featuring

three local artists Lok Kerk

Hwang, Rofizano Zaino and

Priscilla Lim. In conjunction

with Singapore’s 52nd birthday,

Embracing Diversity celebrates

the multiculturalism of the nation by

featuring a breathtaking art series of

still life, people and daily objects.

Till Oct 30. 11am–8pm. Public Art Space, Pan

Pacific Singapore Level 2, 7 Raffles Boulevard. Free.

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