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,......

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 20...

AIT (Artist-in-Training) Exhibition 2026

The ART:DIS artist-in-training annual showcase is held from 4 to 12 July 2026 at the Chapel.Titled “Quiet Frequencies” and curated by Hazel Lim, the exhibition draws inspiration from the unseen registers of human perception, the vibrations, pitches, and signals that typically lie beyond our awarenes...

Pocket Fest 2026

Step into a vibrant celebration of creativity, connection and community. Back for its second edition, Pocket Fest returns with exciting opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to create, learn and connect through inclusive workshops, performances, activities and exhibitions. Best of all, ...

Group Consultation Trial Classes

Unlock creative potential with our Group Consultations, quarterly trial-style sessions held during school holidays at our Bukit Merah centre. Designed as a warm and low-pressure introduction for new families, these sessions offer children (above the age of 8) the opportunity to explore our arts prog...

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 a...