Our SG Arts Plan emphasises partnerships across demographics and sectors. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – Audiences, artists as well as public and private sector partners – the National Arts Council wants to catch them all., a new online platform which aims to be a one-stop shop for arts and culture for both demographics. Artists can list upcoming shows while visitors can browse events for things to do and shows to watch.
Catch.sg is one of eight initiatives under the NAC’s Our SG Arts Plan . The new five-year road map for the arts scene was launched at the Sands Expo And Convention Centre by Mr Edwin Tong, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, andNAC’s chief executive officer Low Eng Teong told The Straits Times the plan is “an invitation to build a more sustainable ecosystem, where the symbiotic relationship between art, artists and audiences is nurtured, sustained and celebrated.
Catch.sg addresses concerns over audience attendance amid a crowded arts scene. The NAC’s biennial Population Survey of the Arts showed that although the public’s interest in the arts and overall arts engagement are rising, overall attendance at arts events dropped from 87 per cent in 2019 to 79 per cent in 2021.Other initiatives riding on partnerships include the recently announced Memorandum of Understandingwhich kicked off with music platform Hear65’s year-long I Play SG Music campaign.
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