Festivals Unlocked Travelling Exhibition
Co-developed with Nan Chiau High School and Nanyang Girls’ High School, this travelling exhibition was launched in Sep 2023 and showcased six festivals celebrated by the Chinese community in Singapore. It travelled to 14 locations including schools and shopping malls last FY and reached out to 67,923 visitors before making its final stop at SCCC.
The Good Hood: Where Values Come Home Travelling Exhibition
Co-developed with Indian Heritage Centre and Malay Heritage Centre, this travelling exhibition was launched in Dec 2023 and featured 10 universal values as depicted through stories from the different ethnic communities. It travelled to 18 locations including public libraries and shopping malls last FY and reached out to 679,441 visitors.
Expressions of Devotion: The Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Singapore Exhibition
In collaboration with Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall (SYSNMH) and 15 partner temples, SCCC co-presented a special exhibition on the Nine Emperor Gods Festival where visitors learnt about the festival’s origins, intricate rituals and its role in fostering communal bonds. The exhibition was held over three weeks at Creative Box and attracted a total of 2,816 visitors.
“It was a very detailed exhibition, and I enjoyed myself fully. It was the first time I really spent time to read and understand an exhibition well.” – visitor of Expressions of Devotion: The Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Singapore
Legends of Singapore Comedy: An Exhibition on Wang Sha & Ye Feng
SCCC curated and presented an exhibition to showcase the lives and achievements of local comedian pioneers Wang Sha and Ye Feng. It also highlighted their memorable performances and impact on the local entertainment scene. The exhibition was held over four months at SCCC Concourse and attracted a total of 25,779 visitors.
Local Flavours – Drawings and Short-Short Stories by Ong Hui Chee
As part of SCCC’s efforts to support local artists, SCCC presented Local Flavours – Drawings and Short-Short Stories by Ong Hui Chee. The Artspace exhibition featured the colour-pencil drawings and short stories by Ong and highlighted the connections between food, culture and personal memory. The exhibition was on display for six months, and attracted a total of 39,008 visitors.
Desire to Scrawl
Based on Drawn to Satire, the first comic book about cartoonists in Singapore by Lim Cheng Tju and Koh Hong Teng, Desire to Scrawl is an Artspace exhibition that featured art from the comic book as curated by Lim as well as the life stories and works of eight cartoonists such as Tchang Ju Chi and Kwan Shan Mei. The exhibition was on display for six months, and attracted a total of 32,609 visitors.
60 Prominent Cultural Figures from the Chinese Community
In commemoration of SG60, SCCC, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCCI) co-presented this exhibition which paid tribute to 60 individuals from the Chinese community who shaped Singapore’s cultural landscape across academia, commerce, literary arts, media, performing arts, and visual arts. Displayed at different locations within SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall, it has attracted 23,624 visitors as of Mar 2025.
