Entrada al Museo de Arte de Singapur
Descripción
Entra en el reimaginado teamLab Future World en ArtScience Museum, creado por el mundialmente conocido colectivo de arte teamLab. Desde 2016, esta exposición permanente ha acogido a millones de personas y ahora regresa con su transformación más ambiciosa. Descubre la primera escultura de luz del mundo con Paper Airplane, lanza un avión y ve cómo se transforma en luz y sonido. El icónico Universo Cristal también regresa, junto con obras renovadas como Vida Continua y Muerte, El Flujo Llega Lejos, Gotas de Cascada y Sketch Umwelt World, donde cada gesto crea una experiencia única. Del 31 de mayo al 14 de septiembre, el museo y Marina Bay Sands presentan Sustainable Futures, una temporada de sensibilización medioambiental, que apoya a Go Green SG. Destaca Artland de Do Ho Suh, invitando a las familias a co-crear con arcilla, y el Festival de Cine de Futuros Sostenibles. Los huéspedes también pueden disfrutar de talleres, menús basados en plantas y tiendas ecológicas, que combinan arte, imaginación y sostenibilidad para todas las edades.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Explore el primer Museo ArtScience del mundo en Marina Bay Sands, este emblemático edificio inspirado en el loto es una visita obligada para todos. Descubra el FUTURO MUNDO: donde el arte se encuentra con la ciencia, un universo digital con 16 instalaciones únicas y disfrute de una experiencia digital interactiva en Digital Light Canvas. Sumérjase en esta aventura espectacular e interactiva, las familias con niños pueden ingresar a un mundo futurista de obras de arte interactivas de alta tecnología en Future World. En asociación con teamLab, un reconocido colectivo de arte interdisplinario japonés, las exhibiciones de vanguardia brindan un mundo de arte, ciencia, magia y metáforas a través de una variedad de instalaciones digitales avanzadas. Como Future World es una exposición permanente, las instalaciones pueden cambiar y evolucionar con el tiempo para mantener la exposición fresca y relevante. Para garantizar que todos los visitantes tengan un tiempo amplio y de calidad para interactuar con cada obra de arte, los horarios de admisión son los siguientes: 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 4:00 p.m. y 5:30 p.m. (última entrada).
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se recibirá confirmación al momento de la reserva
- Se enviará una reserva de confirmación de Viator / TripAdvisor en el momento de la confirmación no es el boleto oficial
- El boleto oficial se le enviará dentro de las 24 horas.
- Las entradas para adultos son válidas de 13 a 59 años
- Los boletos de concesión son válidos para personas mayores de 60 años, estudiantes, niños de 2 a 12 años, personas con discapacidad (PWD) y NSF.
- Hora punta (de viernes a domingo, festivos en Singapur)
- Fuera de horas pico (de lunes a jueves (excluidos los días festivos de Singapur)
- Consulte el sitio web oficial diariamente para conocer el horario de funcionamiento y el horario de admisión del ArtScience Museum.
- El ArtScience Museum - Future World recomienda la llegada escalonada en grupos más pequeños (es decir, grupos de 20 personas).
- El ArtScience Museum - Future World recomienda visitas durante las horas de menor actividad (es decir, de 10 a. m. a 7 p. m.) de lunes a viernes (es decir, de lunes a jueves).
Opiniones(25)
Second visit. The exhibits are still fun. A great way to spend a wet day in Singapore (and there are many in December). The immersive and interactive exhibits are fun for adults and especially for kids.
So unlike “real” museums around the world where you at least get a sense of what the museum represents for the price of your entry ticket, Artscience museum charges you (handsomely) for entry into each exhibit… they have no general “artscience” exhibits. It’s sad really, because the intersection of art and science is a genuinely cutting edge field in its own right… however that is NOT what you will find at this venue. We visited the teamlab Future World as it was recommended with teenagers… and was without a doubt an enjoyable experience. However, the educative/cultural/learning/understanding part of going to a museum is pretty much missing from this place. Not a museum…
I live in Singapore, and honestly the Iris van Herpen exhibit was so extraordinary. I may go and view it again before it leaves Singapore. Well worth a visit. The quality of the exhibit was brilliant. Would love to see more of these sort of exhibitions and topics covered in the future as well.
It is a very beautiful place with a lot of art to see. I like it very much and would like to go again. My favorite is probably the slide where you slide down and there are flowers and fruits scattered on the floor of the slide. It's very unique and very beautiful.
Bit of a disappointment. Only one exhibit, Future World, which was fabulously interactive for kids, but i wonder if they learnt anything. Other exhibitions were closed and transitioning. Architecturally disappointing.
I am really conflicted writing this review. Unlike others we bought joint tickets to see the permanent “Future World” exhibition along with the Studio Ghibli ( the latter finishes on February 2, 2025). As an adult I loved the Studio Ghibli exhibition more so than the kids. The kids on the other hand absolutely loved the interactivity of the Future World which I thought offered adults very little. The kids were having a great time drawing a fish and an octopus in crayons then having them scanned in to the system and projected on the “wall aquarium” which they excitedly chased around. There was another room with airplanes flying around with the same principle. All in all i am sure the kids would give this exhibition 5 stars, while I would only give it 3 stars. But taking into account their level of engagement I am happy to give the overall ArtScience 4 stars. I have only attached photos from the Future World as there are already lots of Studio Ghibli online.
There was nothing sciency about the ArtScience museum. It was mostly neon light experiences and watching kids drawing pictures. I didn’t learn anything!!
Rooms full of butterfles and other assorted shapes projected onto walls, a rope ladder thing, a walkway through lights and mirror. Not even sure how much kids would get out of it.
Clever interactive art pieces just not very big museum- sold out of tickets just before we got there at the museum luckily brought from Viator
Tried to buy a ticket for the museum and was told I had to be a combined ticket with one of 2 other things (one being a goddess something) neither of which i understood. Anyway paid the money, went in and found it was little more that artistic things such as flying cartoon aeroplanes drawn by children on a massive screen. Similar for the rest of it and on the way out you walk through an led display which has mirrors behind it to make it look like it goes on forever. In and out in 20 minutes and probably the most disappointing thing i did in Singapore.
