When Singapore underwent rapid modernisation in the 1970s, how did the physical and social landscape of Tanjong Pagar change? An Organic Terminus, the first audio trail of the Speaking of which series, plugs the gaps in Tanjong Pagar’s narrative by reimagining its past and envisioning its potential futures. Listen to personal oral history recounts interwoven with reimagined soundscapes and speculative fictional texts by artists Chong Li-Chuan and Ang Kia Yee as you venture from Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark to the former Tanjong Pagar Railway Station, Yan Kit Road, Duxton Road, Banda Street and Smith Street.

Speaking of which is commissioned by The Everyday Museum in partnership with the National Archives of Singapore.

To request for a transcript of the trail, please email enquiries@singaporeartmuseum.sg

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Advisory

• On this trail, you will need to cross roads, pass construction sites and walk uphill and downhill. Please be mindful of your surroundings.
• Children aged 10 and below should be accompanied by an adult.

Disclaimer

• The Singapore Art Museum is not liable for any injury, loss or damage that you may sustain from participating in this trail.
• The views and opinions expressed by narrators in the audio trail do not necessarily represent the position of Singapore Art Museum.