| Activty 1: 1100H | |
| Flea!
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| MAAD is a Market of Artists And Designers. An excuse to do something more exciting with your life. A space for exhibiting, performing, selling, shopping, chit-chatting, surprising and experimenting. A much cheaper and fulfilling alternative to a country club membership. A campaign to save, support and sustain Singapore’s creative souls. A chance to try something for the first time. A place that does not discriminate against pet-owners or small children.
MAAD is beyond the usual fashion-base, second-hand flea market. MAAD hawks only original, creative, and more often than not, handmade works by talented painters, jewellery makers, product designers, visual artists, wordsmiths and eco-friendly seamstresses. In the past 3 year plus, MAAD has made the work of these local artists, designers and craft-makers accessible to the masses Children’s Day Special! 1. four80bythree20 -an iphone photography exhibition Time: 11am-7pm Venue: Red dot design museum 28, Maxwell Rd (MRT: Tanjong Pagar station) Admission: FREE! source: MAAD |
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| Activity 2: 1315H | |
| Performance
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| Kamishibai – Japanese Storytelling for Everyone By Namiko Sakai and TENKO Kamishibai (紙芝居), literally “paper drama”, is a form of storytelling originating from Japan. In the old days, the gaito kamishibaiya, or kamishibai storyteller, rode from village to village on a bicycle equipped with a small stage. On arrival, the storyteller used two wooden clappers, called hyoshigi, to announce his arrival. Children who bought candy from the storyteller got the best seats in front of the stage. Once an audience assembled, the storyteller told several stories using a set of illustrated boards, inserted into the stage and withdrawn one by one as the story was told. Coupled with music accompaniment and a song and dance segment, listen to a host of stories including The Naughty Little Ghost and The Little Ninja, retold through Kamishibai by Namiko Sakai. A special performance not to be missed! Time: 1315 – 1345 Venue: Esplanade – Concourse source: Esplanade |
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| Activity 3: 1715H | |
| Film
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| The Silence of the Sea
DIRECTOR: Jean-Pierre Melville In a small town in occupied France in 1941, the German offi cer, Werner Von Ebrennac is lodged in the house of the uncle and his niece. The uncle and niece refuse to speak to him, but each evening the offi cer warms himself by the fi re and talks of his country, his music, and his idealistic views of the relationship between France and Germany. That is, until he visits Paris and discovers the reality of the occupation. Time: 1715H Venue: The Picturehouse – The Cathay source: ThePictureHouse |
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| Activity 4: 2015H | |
| Music
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| Fusion FM
Using both Asian (Chinese erhu) and western instruments (keyboards, cajon), sing and dance along with musicians Wang Xianyang, Tony Shen and Murale to the tunes of cartoon and popular children’s songs such as Kungfu Panda, Hercules’ Go the Distance and The Wizard of Oz’s Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Time: 2015h – 2045h Venue: Esplanade Concourse Admission: FREE source: Esplanade |
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