The Death Camp Murals - The Incredible Journey
Before World War II, Singapore was know as an impregnable fortress. But the British surrendered to the Japanese after just 7 days of fighting. 50,000 British and Australian soldiers were taken captive. One man showed them Jesus in a very unusual way and gave them hope. Watch the program here in HD to learn more. Invite your friends to watch it too!
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Changi Murals
A film by Boo Junfeng
Cinematography by Sharon Loh
Panoramic view of Changi Murals at Changi Prison Museum and Chapel
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See slices of Singapore at Terminal 4 by Artist Yip Yew Chong
What goes behind the first hand-painted wall mural at Changi Airport's Terminal 4?
We sit down with local artist Yip Yew Chong to learn about his thoughts while painting the 37-metre-long mural. Read the full story here:
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Heritage Mural Painting at SAMSUI (Jewel Changi)
“Art, is one of the best mediums to preserve the roots & culture of Singapore,” says the accountant-turned-Heritage-Artist Yew Chong, as he takes on a new challenge for Samsui at Jewel Changi Airport.
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Visit Singapore 2019 (Merlion Park, Supertree Grove, Little India, Arab Street & Jewel Changi)
Visited Singapore in August 2019 for work trip. Here are some of the places I visited during my short stay there. There are more places in Singapore that I didn't get to visit due to time constraint. Definitely coming back when there's any opportunity (and $$$).
For more information on places I've visited and stayed, refer to link below.
Hotel Village Albert Court -
Merlion Park - It's free and open to public.
Supertree Grove at Marina Garden By The Bay -
**Free entrance for this area and the Heritage Garden.
**Schedule of the Garden Rhapsody light show is at 7.45pm and 8.45 pm daily.
Little India -
**Little India is a buzzing historic area that shows off the best of Singapore’s Indian community, from vibrant culture to incredible shopping
Arab Street
**Plenty of shops with colourful and hip design. Look out for murals on the walls and bright colorful neon lights at night.
Clarke Quay -
**Vibrant colourful riverside with neons lighting up the river.
Jewel Changi Airport -
**Discover a wondrous world where nature meets retail
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Changi Chapel and Museum in Singapore. Samsung NX1000.
In honouring the spirit and commitment of those who rose from the depths of adversity, the Museum inspires future generations to come and deepen their appreciation of the heroic and inspirational stories that unfolded in Changi during the war. The Changi Museum is dedicated to all those who lived and died in Singapore, in particular the Changi area, during the dark years of World War II.
Through documentation of significant events of the Japanese Occupation, the Museum also serves as an important educational institution and resource centre. As for the Prisoners-of-War (POWs) and their families, it is a site that allows for closure of the many emotional scars inflicted by the war years.
The Changi Museum
1000, Upper Changi Road North,
Singapore 507707
Tel: (65) 6214 2451
Fax: (65) 6214 1179
E-mail: changimuseum@singnet.com.sg
Operation hours
9:30am – 5:00pm daily;
last admission at 4.30pm
(Including Sundays and Public Holidays)
Admission
Free
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Changi Replica Chappel POW Changi Singapore
A Reconstruction of the original Changi Chappel. Built by Allied Prisoners of War in Changi Singapore during the Japanese Occupation
Singapore Changi Airport Mural
A Lego pointillism mural at the Singapore Changi Airport.
FLYING SINGAPORE TO KUCHING, MALAYSIA - Changi Airport Terminal 4 // 212
I'm leaving Singapore! It's a bittersweet departure because I loved Singapore (and Changi Airport), but, oh, it is too expensive! I'm happy to be heading to Malaysia where things will be nice and cheao again.
Today's travel vlog highlights everything you can find in Terminal 4 of Changi Airport. While they're missing free foot massage machines, they do have internet stations, gaming consoles, incredible decor, countless restaurants, and everything duty free. My first time exploring Changi Airport, I skipped Terminal 4 (Terminal 1 and 2 had plenty to discover!), but now you can see it's a smaller terminal with less attractions, but it is still a lavish airport terminal.
For the first time, I experienced an automated customs pass and an automated boarding process. I just scanned my passport and boarding pass before passing through the gates and boom, I was on the plane. I had never seen this before, but I think it's a new level of airport efficiency!
After an uneventful 1.5-hour flight from Singapore to Kuching, Malaysia, I landed in a much smaller and less impressive airport. Kuching Airport hardly compared to Changi Airport in size, but it also seems to have one attraction, which is a mural painted along the arrival hall. It's a cute little airport.
My stay in Kuching will be mostly devoted to catching up on videos before I head to Bangkok to begin orientation for teaching in Thailand!
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Sharing Singapore's history through street art | Turning Point | The Straits Times
Mr Yip Yew Chong gave up his job as a financial director to devote himself full time to his passion: painting street murals. The self-taught artist specialises in nostalgic heritage scenes and his work can be seen around the region.
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Discovering Singapore! Episode 1 - Changi Museum
Bryan goes to the Changi Museum.
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ParkIsInTheHouse 3d story telling mural art at JP Morgan Singapore by Edwin Cheong
Park Is In The House 3d story telling mural art sculpture at JP Morgan, Changi Singapore by EdwinCheongStudio edwincheong.com
[4K] Walk to Haji Lane 哈芝巷, Arab Street 阿拉伯街 and Muscat Street from Bugis MRT, Singapore
A video from Bugis MRT station to Haji Lane, Arab Street and Muscat Street. To proceed straight to Haji lane, you can walk straight at the traffic light on 4:35 mark. I wanted to show the wall mural at the end of the road. Therefore, I took a detour.
边走边录地从武吉士捷运站去哈芝巷，阿拉伯街和Muscat Street (中文不知道叫什么）。如果要直接去哈芝巷，在视频4:35分的时候，就直接往前直走。我会要走个大圈因为我想拍在后面的那个壁画。
Gopro still perform the best when there is enough sunlight. I have overdone the color correction this time.
Video shot on 3 Feb 2018 1700hrs.
Walking in SINGAPORE ????????- Chinatown to Marina Bay and Gardens - 4K 60fps (UHD)
On this walk in Singapore we visit the Chinatown district of the city-state. We start the tour at China Town Point shopping mall to the MRT station. We walk South into China town with the heritage houses with restaurants and bars.
During this hot afternoon it's less busy on the streets so we also check out sights like the Sri Mariamman Temple, the city's oldest Hindu temple features that was built in 1827. There are many streets to explore so we also see some backstreets and smaller lanes like Mohammed Ali Lane with murals.
It's time to head to the Downtown area. The buildings are modern here in the business district. Our tour continues towards the Marina Bay and the famous Sands hotel. We go through there to get to the Marina Bay Gardens, where we end this tour.
Filmed in May 2019
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Merlion Park Singapore to Chinatown Singapore Travel Guide【2019】
Merlion Park Singapore to Chinatown Singapore Travel Guide. Recorded in 4k with binaural audio on May 2019. No talking or distracting captions. You can jump to an interesting moment using the time stamp in the description below.
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Merlion Park Info:
Merlion Park (Malay: Taman Merlion, Chinese: 鱼尾狮公园, Tamil: மெர்லயன் பூங்கா), is a Singapore landmark and major tourist attraction, located near One Fullerton, Singapore, near the Central Business District (CBD). The Merlion is a mythical creature with a lion's head and the body of a fish that is widely used as a mascot and national personification of Singapore. Two Merlion statues are located at the park. The original Merlion structure measures 8.6 meters tall and spouts water from its mouth. It has subsequently been joined by a Merlion cub, which is located near the original statue and measures just 2 metres tall.
Chinatown Singapore Info:
Chinatown (Chinese: 牛车水, Malay: Kreta Ayer, Tamil: சைனா டவுன்) is a subzone and ethnic enclave located within the Outram district in the Central Area of Singapore. Featuring distinctly Chinese cultural elements, Chinatown has had a historically concentrated ethnic Chinese population.
Chinatown is considerably less of an enclave than it once was. However, the precinct does retain significant historical and cultural significance. Large sections of it have been declared national heritage sites officially designated for conservation by the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
Time Stamp:
00:00 Starting walk at Merlion Park
02:24 Another viewpoint of the Merlion (The Esplanade in the background)
02:52 Walking along Marina Bay
05:35 Taking the underpass to Fullerton Hotel
07:29 The Fullerton Hotel basement
08:45 The Fullerton Hotel lobby
10:05 Walking along the Singapore River
13:04 Walking towards Chinatown
25:06 Walking along the shophouses at Club Street
26:42 Beautiful wall murals along Mohamed Ali Lane
27:29 Sri Mariamman Temple
28:10 Prayer ceremony at Sri Mariamman Temple
29:12 Colourful Chinese Wayang Theatre wall mural at Temple Street
31:36 Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
32:02 Buddhist devotees showing their respects by showering the Buddha with holy water
32:36 Interior of the temple
35:23 Senior citizen corner
36:16 Walking along Chinatown district
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KINETIC RAIN SCULPTURE at Changi Airport, Singapore
Here's something to stare aimlessly at while your flight gets delayed: Kinetic Rain, an entrancing metallic ballet that Singapore is billing as the world's largest kinetic art sculpture.
The seemingly alive installation, composed of 1,216 bronze droplets attached to individual motorized pulleys, bobs and weaves in Terminal 1's departure hall at Changi Airport. While some examples of airline art look like they could've used more planning (the Oslo wang) or boldness (or less boldness, as is the case with Denver International's evil robo-horse and what-the-freak murals), this moving artwork is minimalism at its best.
Following orders from a computer program, the globules of rain flow like an ocean swell or undulate like a jellyfish's tentacles. They sometimes cohere unexpected aeronautic shapes, like an airplane, kite and hot-air balloon. Visitors are not encouraged to whack the metal globes against each other to stack a chain reaction, like those desktop office pendulums.
Kinetic Rain was designed by a team that includes Benjamin Maus, creator of this perpetual storytelling apparatus, and artist Jussi Angesleva, who's done these sort of sculptures before. It took 10 months of planning to knock it out. And while I'm not sold on it qualifying as the world's largest sculpture of its kind – the Calder mobile at the National Gallery of Art is 76 feet long, and Olafur Eliasson's rotating ceiling-mirror at PS1 looks fairly big, too – it's largely fun to watch.
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