As the arts express humanity’s soul in all its forms, this development assures those of us staying at home that there is still life and living in this time of social distancing. The expansion of virtual platforms and its emerging possibilities in the realm of arts and culture is a nice bonus. For some of us, this offers an eyeopening opportunity to “walk” the hallways of a few of the world’s best museums for the first time, get up close to new works and masterpieces alike, and attend an arts festival, all thanks to digital technology. Take your pick of our selection of cultural and art happenings you can enjoy online:
Enjoy art and cultural events from all over the world at home
SINGAPORE (Apr 24): In these times, when bread-and-butter matters are prioritised above everything else, it is all the more interesting to see how the global arts and cultural community has responded. From Paris Opera’s recent offering of free nightly online shows to the myriad of free virtual concerts, gallery viewings and museum tours online, we are reminded of the arts’ crucial role in society. British Museum director Hartwig Fischer eloquently said, “Culture gives comfort in times of turmoil, it unites us and makes us understand what it means to be human.”
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