About NTU Museum
NTU Museum is a museum without walls, defying the conventional idea of a museum by utilising the entire campus to display artworks and bring art to the community. The museum boasts a modest permanent collection of over 200 contemporary artworks, spanning an eclectic range of Singaporean, South-East Asian, and international artists. It is an integral addition to the vibrant student culture, promoting a keen awareness and appreciation of art on campus. The museum provides opportunities for participation and cross-disciplinary collaborations through the arts.
Established in 2008, the museum emerged as the university was developing new programs in Art, Design, Media, and the Humanities and Social Sciences, complementing its strengths in Science and Technology disciplines. NTU Museum is listed under the National Heritage Board's (Singapore) Approved Museum Scheme.
What's On
Sound Plot: Ulu
Sound Plot: Ulu is presented by NTU Museum and Centre 42, an audio drama series paying homage to the diversity of people and the layers of history in the Jurong West region where the main campus is located.
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Interdisciplinary artworks
NTU Museum's public art initiatives are a confluence of art, design, science, engineering, and technology, generating many multi-disciplinary collaborations amongst NTU faculty, students, staff, and external stakeholders such as artists and engineers. Over the years, written concepts and prototypes from classes were developed and built resulting in collaborations and opportunities for learning beyond the classrooms.
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