Singapore: Inside Out last year was definitely a memorable creative showcase for us, bringing together architecture, design, fashion, film, food, music and the literary, performing and visual arts in an interactive experiential space. Its amazing journey from Beijing to London, followed by New York, and finally the homecoming at Tan Quee Lan Street marked a spectacular finish to our Golden Jubilee year, with close to 67,000 people across the four cities discovering a lesser known side of Singapore as a result.

Janice Wong

Pastry chef Janice Wong has been pushing the boundaries of the dessert experience with her cutting-edge creations that take edible art beyond one’s imagination. @Singapore:InsideOut saw Janice create a beautiful installation called 1000 Crosses, consisting of delectable peppermint gumdrop walls and chocolate-coated lollipop ceilings that were inspired by the dynamic local flavours of Singapore.

Elyn Wong

Stolen by Elyn Wong is a cult fashion label among Singapore’s tastemakers and fashion insiders, known for its simple and timeless style. At Singapore: InsideOut, Elyn participated in a four-way collaboration titled “Permission to Speak, Sir” that brought together dance, architecture, music and fashion design in a sensorial, moving experience.

Stolen is a homegrown clothing label by designer Elyn Wong. Photo via Stolen website.

Take Two

Formed out of their shared passion for music since college, indie pop-rock outfit Take Two has been making waves in the local music scene. They grooved with international audiences last year in Beijing at the SGMUSO Live Showcase, held in conjunction with Singapore:InsideOut.

GIVEAWAY

Relive this celebration of creativity with us, as we give away the following items created by the participating artists of Singapore: InsideOut:

• Vouchers worth S$50 to pastry chef Janice Wong’s 2am:dessert bar
• Voucher worth S$50 to fashion designer Elyn Wong’s clothing line, Stolen
• PAIRS EP CD by indie pop-rock outfit Take Two

 Three winners will be chosen to win each of these prizes. For a chance to win, simply follow the below steps:

1. Like the Asia 361 Facebook page.
2. Share this post on Facebook and tag up to 3 friends on your post. Make sure your post is public so we can find it.
3. Comment below or on our Facebook post with your answer to this question: What is the name of the installation created by pastry chef Janice Wong at Singapore: Inside Out?

Contest ends at 11.59 pm on 4 March 2016. The winner will be notified via Facebook, and must be able to collect the prize in Singapore. Good luck!