Group Visits

From S$80 per session

Suitable for 5 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

Olafur Eliasson is an Icelandic-Danish artist whose artworks often use light and nature to explore the science of perception, environmental issues and the relationship between light, movement and space.

Through hands-on experiments, participants will understand how light refracts and reflects.

Learning Objectives:

• Create a spectrometer to experiment with light and color.

• Explore properties of light, including refraction, reflection, and the spectrum of visible light

• Learn how scientific phenomenon are creatively used to produce artwork.

From S$80 per session

Suitable for 10 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

Patricia Piccinini is an Australian artist whose work blends human and animal forms to explore themes of bioethics, nature and the impact of experimentations.

Through a hands-on craft activity, participants are introduced to the science of genetics and evolution and will reflect on the ethical and environmental questions raised by genetic modification.

Learning Objectives:

• Introduction to concepts of genetics and evolution, including the discussion on the ethics of biotechnologies.

• Design and build a hybrid creature inspired by genetic modification.

• Learn how art is used to visualise scientific concepts and speculative futures.

From S$80 per session

Suitable for 10 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

In this workshop, experiment with new tech such as 3D scanning that uses technology to capture the shape of real-life objects and create digital 3D models. These digital models can then be painted using digital art software.

With a creative design challenge prompt, participants will use 3D scanning and painting applications to customise a digital 3D model of their own.

Learning Objectives:

• Use 3D scanning technology and digital art skills to create and customise a digital 3D model.

• Apply creativity and problem-solving skills to a design challenge.

• Experience how technological innovations complement artistic and scientific fields.

From S$80 per session

Suitable for 10 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

What does it mean to live in a ‘City in Nature’?

Through a guided nature-art trail around the museum and its surrounding green spaces, participants will observe, get creative and reflect through using a digital journal.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the interconnected relationship between urban environments and local biodiversity.

• Develop empathy for the natural world.

• Explore basic tools and software of digital journalling.

From S$80 per session
Suitable for 10 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

Learn about environmentally conscious design through a tour of the museum, followed by a reflective activity, anchored around how the design of ArtScience Museum contributes to its sustainability efforts.

Learning Objectives:

• Explore the role of energy-efficient systems, water conservation measures, and sustainable materials in sustainable design.

• Understand  the importance of design, planning and daily processes to sustainable operations.

• Reflect on how our actions impact local and global ecosystems.

From S$80 per session
Suitable for 5 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

Celebrate the little joys in life with a mindfulness workshop. Mindfulness activities help us to focus on the present and appreciate these small, often overlooked, positive experiences.

Through a simple book-making workshop, participants will explore various wellbeing techniques that they can incorporate into daily life.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn about the effects of stress on our bodies.

• Try out the meditative art style of freehand drawing.

• Explore intentional reflection through positive affirmation and haiku writing.

• Create a journal of their own to take home.
  

From S$80 per session
Suitable for 10 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

Inspired by the research of physicist Dr. Ben Still, this workshop introduces the abstract topic of particle physics in a tangible and interactive way. Participants will use LEGO bricks to represent atomic structures and, through hands-on construction, understand the forces that control how particles interact.

Learning Objectives:

• Introduction to the concept of atoms and sub-atomic particles.

• Learn about atomic structure and particle interactions.

• Create a model of an atom using LEGO bricks.

• Using everyday objects to explain complex topics.

From S$80 per session
Suitable for 10 years old and up (up to 20 participants)

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to carry out tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as recognising images, making decisions, and creating content.

Participants will use iPads to experiment with AI-powered games and create their own AI-generated work. Progressing through a series of “levels”, they will learn about data-driven machine learning and about the advancements being made to create sophisticated AI models.

Learning Objectives:

• Gain foundational knowledge of machine learning and generative AI.

• Use digital tools to produce AI-generated content.

• Learn to write effective prompts and instructions for AI.

Mon & Wed | 11am – 12.30pm | Duration: 90 minutes
*The extended 90-minute workshop includes storytelling, a badge and optional hand or face painting.
30-minute: $5 per participant
90-minute: $7 per participant
Suitable for 4 years old and up [up to 20 participants]

Immerse yourself in Graffiti Nature: Red List by teamLab, where your imagination transforms into living art within a vibrant digital jungle. This interactive ecosystem, filled with endangered species from the IUCN Red List, highlights the fragile balance of nature—reminding us that every action we take impacts our planet’s biodiversity.

As you create and interact with the creatures, discover how they fit into Graffiti Nature’s food chain and understand the delicate connections that sustain life. Will your creature continue living, or will it become part of another’s meal? Step in and explore the ever-changing web of nature.

Learning Objectives:

• Explore the impact of human actions on nature.

• Understand biodiversity and identify endangered species.

• Recognise roles within a food chain and ecosystem.

• Express creativity through interactive digital art.