Persons with disabilities looking to acquire vocational training and independent living skills can now apply to this fund! Administered by SG Enable, applicants will receive $1,000 to defray course fees and/or learning support devices costs.

Foundation level students of ART:DIS’s Fine Arts, Clay, Percussion, Ukulele, Speech & Drama, Creative Dance and Piano programmes are eligible for this reimbursement. Other eligibility requirements are listed in this application form.

Cubism and Pop Art were two major movements that revolutionised traditional art perspectives in the 20th century.

Till today though, both movements continue to hold influence as seen in our current exhibition, where ten of our professional artists were inspired by these movements use of hard edges, distinct forms and lack of depth to convey reality. From the kitsch to the complex, discover new perspectives along this spectrum and support the divergent yet talented artists behind them.

ART:DIS’s 19th annual art competition received around 250 spectacular submissions from Children, Youths and Young Adults with special needs. With the theme My Heroes, many artists created works full of creativity and thoughtful reflection. To many of them, heroes are people who they admire and look up to for courage, abilities and inspiring abilities.

Voting for the Public Choice Award for each category is currently underway on Facebook. Winners will be announced in February 2022.