Dance Residency Open Call 2026–2027

“When we move together, new languages of dance begin to emerge.” ART:DIS, in collaboration with P7:1SMA, invites dance and movement-based artists in Singapore who identify as D/deaf, disabled, or neurodivergent to apply for an upcoming Dance Residency running from August 2026 to April 2027. This residency offers a dedicated space…

Group Consultation

Start your creative discovery journey with ART:DIS today! Join our next Group Consultation on Tuesday, 24 November, at our Bukit Merah Centre and explore our Visual and Performing Arts programmes designed for persons with disabilities. Who Can Apply? Our programmes are open to persons aged 8 and above with physical, sensory or intellectual disabilities. Our Approach…

Mid-Autumn Lumière

Featuring 50 bespoke rabbit sculptures, Paragon’s Adopt-a-Rabbit charity initiative brings the timeless Moon Rabbit to life through art, imagination and purpose. For this year’s initiative, 17 rabbits were uniquely designed by our artists, alongside designs created by students from Raffles Design Institute and participating VIPs. Each sculpture offers a glimpse…

METRO Pop-Up

From 14 August to 6 September, ART:DIS Studio is hosting its biggest pop-up to date at Metro Paragon. Featuring original artworks alongside a curated collection of fashion, accessories, homeware and lifestyle pieces, the pop-up brings the work of ART:DIS artists into the heart of one of Singapore’s leading retail destinations. On…

MONSTRESS

What do you see? What do you choose to see? Mei Ling, a blind girl, moves into the apartment beside Melissa and Sam, a single mother and her son, who is autistic. As their lives brush against one another, they navigate the tensions of adapting to neighbourhood norms, schooling pressures,…

Year Zero: Disability Redefined

What if this year is the year everything is taken from you? YEAR ZERO: Disability Redefined drops audiences into a world after a reset, where arts, culture, language and identity have been erased. Bodies are controlled. Voices are silenced. To exist is to resist being forgotten. Rejecting norms of ability, productivity,…