Embark on an art-inspired journey and let SAM’s public art team take you on an exploration of the Rail Corridor’s transformation from colonial railway to wildlife corridor and recreational trail through the works of three artists: Sookoon Ang, Hilmi Johandi and Tan Pin Pin. 

In collaboration with URA’s Draft Masterplan (DMP) 2025 Exhibition, discover ways in which art is introduced closer to places where we live, work and play, as part of our long-term land use plans. Go off the beaten path to rediscover the iconic Rail Corridor, and hop on a chartered bus to learn more about how we are shaping Singapore’s future together with a visit to the DMP roving exhibition, on view at Great World City (until 28 September 2025). 

A special tour that is not to be missed, come ignite your curiosity, spark your imagination and glean valuable insights that can transform our everyday experiences. 

Images featured: (left) Stagecraft: Landscaped Grounds (2023), Hilmi Johandi; (right) An image of URA Draft Master Plan 2025 Exhibition

Important details for the tour are as follows:

Meeting Point and Tour Schedule:
• 63 Commonwealth Drive
• Tour Route: The tour will begin at 63 Commonwealth Drive and end at Great World City for the viewing of the DMP exhibition. Transportation between venues will be provided.

4.15pm: Registration
4.30pm: Tour introductions
4.45pm: Sookoon Ang’s Moonlight (Open field behind 2 Wilton Close)
5pm: Hilmi Johandi’s Stagecraft: Landscaped Grounds (Open field opposite 12 Weyhill Close)
5.25pm: Bus charter to Tan Pin Pin’s walk walk (Singapore Deviation version) (Kampong Bahru Bus Terminal, 11A Spooner Road S168795)
5.45pm: First part of tour concludes with option to board chartered bus to Great World City to view DMP exhibition
6.30pm: End of tour

Tour Guidelines:
• Participants must be mindful of their surroundings as the tour involves crossing roads, passing construction sites, and walking uphill and downhill.
• Dress comfortably and be prepared for inclement weather. You are advised to bring a water bottle, raincoat or umbrella.
• The tour will proceed even in light rain. Look out for live updates via Peatix Messenger and The Everyday Museum’s Instagram. On the day of the event, please contact us through these channels for any enquiries.
• Registration begins 15 minutes before the start of the session. Please arrive early as latecomers may miss the tour.
• The tour requires a minimum of 5 participants to proceed. In case of cancellation, all participants will be notified via Peatix Messenger.

This tour is suitable for participants aged 16 and above. Please note that Singapore Art Museum reserves the right to turn away registrants who do not meet the requirements to participate in this programme, or are unable to produce an admission ticket.

Photography and Videography
Please note that there may be photography and/or video recording (audio and/or video) at the programme. By attending, you consent to your photograph and/or recording (video/audio) being used for future communications both online and offline by the Singapore Art Museum and Urban Redevelopment Authority for archival, museum-related publicity and publications only.