Art comes alive in interactive experience
Installations from 11 Asian artists will explore nine different senses to fully engage audience, reports RACHEL LOI
AS kids, we learn about the five senses - sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing. But in recent years, science has added more to the list - the ability to detect movement and position, balance, time, and pain.
The Singapore Art Museum's (SAM) latest exhibition, Sensorium 360: Contemporary Art and the Sensed World, explores these important components of the human body that keep us alive and allow us to experience life.
"Our senses are so integral to the way we navigate the world," say…
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