Our Hawker Centres – A Heritage & Art Project

A scene of a woman, coloured walking down a historical street of shophouses balancing two…

A fearsome traditional dragon, painted from sketches of students linking the religious faiths to…

A rockin' samsui woman showing her youthfulness as part of a commission for the Amoy Street Food…

Workshopped and designed by students from ACS, this artwork depicts the Anglo-Chinese School's…

A depiction of a trader outside a building selling food, painted for the Amoy Street Food Centre.

The concept of this mural is "吃喝玩樂" (literal translation: to eat, drink and be joyous). The fortune…

The artwork captures the essence of Chinatown, displaying the diversity of cultures while…

The inspiration for the mural is from the many trishaws stopped at the entrance to the hawker…

This mural depicts significant landmarks in Tiong Bahru. They include the now defunct 1200-seater…

The use of food and drinks as a source of inspiration is being showcased with the use of the humble…

Through interviews, it was found that the community prefers the artwork to have traditional…

The beverage cup at the hawker centre is used as the main motif of the design. As a common object…

Chinatown has attracted migrants of different ethnic groups - rickshaw pullers, tradesmen,…

Culture and religion is a form of driven creativity, which allows the artist to create a mural with…