I met my client Mrs Lee at the Marina Bay Sands food court at 11am today with a male colleague. She was nice enough to offer to bring us to the Art Science Museum to look at the exhibition there. She gave my colleague and myself a card to dine at the food court there. We will need to return to her next week when we meet up. We proceeded to the Art Science Museum and the tickets cost $35. Good thing, my colleague had a vocational cab licence so he can enter free and bring in a person free. Mrs Lee can pay at a senior citizens price and OCBC cards have 20% discount. She paid my colleague cash as she doesn't have an OCBC credit card. Her ticket can entitled to a 2 hour complimentary parking but she nicely gave it to us instead. We were there more on like an excursion. Tang Cargo Shipwreck is one of her projects as STB has bought and kept lots of artifacts from Tang shipwreck. There are altogether 4 exhibitions in the museums. Tang Treasures is on the 1st level, Van Gogh Exhibition is the next exhibition (this is a good exhibition if you appreciate art), Dali Exhibition is on the 3rd level and Art Science Exhibition (a short and brief one) was beside the Dali Exhibition area.

After the Tang Treasures Exhibition, we will pass by their Museum Gift Shop, it seems there is a shop in every exhibition and they are selling the same things. Mrs Lee ended up buying two books of Belitung books and Tang Cargo Shipwreck at the shop and she spent $105. Every $100 spent will entitle to a free photoshoot to keep. She ask me to take the shot since I'm photogenic and look nice in photos. So I went to have my photo taken alone. I chose having the easel and pretend I'm an artist. And I can choose the background I want which are Van Gogh's paintings to be montaged into the background.

Van Gogh Exhibition is done by Pico and the exhibits are fantastic. This is what I call the Paintings Come Alive. The art pieces were all being projected on all the walls in the area depicting his works and story by ambience music. It's really impressive, you feel as if the paintings really come alive. The projection are life sized and on the four sides of walls and small walls are different paintings combined to tell the story.

Dali's exhibition is rather boring but also done by Pico. More abstract but his sculpture pieces are much more interesting. There's melted clock which reminds me of Alice in Wonderland. In fact there is a sculpture called Alice in Wonderland in his works. The second last area of Dali's exhibition catches visitor's eyes as there's the 93-degree angled furniture on the wall ceiling. In the last area, there are many clocks on the wall and the illusion mirrors that visitors will stop to take photos and laugh, even myself...

Art Science Exhibition is the most boring. It is a brief exhibition showing the science creation. There is this touchscreen interactive where visitors can create their own MBS creation. Choose a background, then add in the shape and/or objects then amend/edit the shape with different colour or add details in it, then it'd save and you can choose to send it out to a friend which includes yourself too.

My 1st creation...

My second creation...Alvin: this is what you see in underwater...hehe

Then my colleague and I went lunch at the Rasapura Markets aka Food Court using the card that Mrs Lee treat us to. It is really expensive food court. I ordered You Mian (homemade noodles) and it costs $4.95 after 10% discount. I ordered two fruit juices and it costs $5+ after 10% discount.

2nd week...