The revamp will take place in phases from September 2023 till end-2026. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – People can now register to give their views on a major revamp of the National Museum of Singapore’s permanent galleries, which will take place in phases from September 2023 till end-2026.
Stakeholders and the public will be engaged on “the approach and content at various stages of the revamp”, said the museum, which added that it hopes to explore ways to make its collection accessible to a wider audience through these engagements. will offer “an opportunity to script a narrative that can be consistently presented across both galleries”.
This would allow the museum to raise pertinent topics such as climate change and rising sea levels, it added.
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