新加坡艺术科学博物馆大展超越人类11月28日开幕：逾140件作品亚洲首秀至2027年5月16日，新加坡版新增25件作品
新加坡 — 滨海湾金沙艺术科学博物馆发布展讯，大展超越人类，与生命世界共造将于11月28日开幕，为该展的亚洲首秀，展期至2027年5月16日。主办方新闻稿于10月28日发出，本周再获多家文化媒体跟进报道。
展览汇集近55位艺术家、设计师、建筑师、研究者与社区带来的逾140件艺术作品、项目、沉浸式装置与互动体验，横跨艺术、设计、科学与技术，主题是人类与其他物种如何共同繁荣。
展览最初由伦敦设计博物馆与其绿色转型全国研究项目未来观测站合作开发，并获英国研究与创新署下属艺术与人文研究理事会支持。
新加坡版在此基础上扩充。艺术科学博物馆联合策展新增25件作品，获新加坡设计理事会支持，引入亚洲视角，包括区域文化传统与智慧。
展览按三个主题单元呈现，展陈设计由新加坡Lekker建筑事务所承担，空间灵感来自树篱迷宫、群岛与林地环境。
重点展品包括雅各布·库斯克·斯滕森的大型沉浸式视听装置柏林-柏林，灵感来自后来成为柏林的那片景观，把观众带入不断变化的数字湿地。
日本艺术家阿基·伊诺马塔的如何雕刻一件雕塑把河狸啃过的木头转化为作品，探讨创造力是否只属于人类。
亚历山德拉·戴西·金斯伯格的授粉者路径制造者展出一幅8米长的挂毯，设想围绕授粉物种需求设计的花园。
东南亚视角来自多位本区域艺术家与合作者。本地合作机构包括新加坡国家公园局、国立大学实验海洋生态实验室与亚洲文明博物馆，展品包括国家公园局的蜜蜂小径、国立大学实验室的鱼屋与亚洲文明博物馆藏的东南亚传统捕鱼器具。
滨海湾金沙景点副总裁安杰莉塔·特奥在新闻稿中说，把博物馆自己的视角带入这场展览很重要，新加坡版加入了来自新加坡与东南亚的声音与知识，把展览理念与本地区理解自然、与自然共生的方式连接起来。
未来观测站主任贾斯汀·麦圭尔克在新闻稿中说，这场展览捕捉到一场正在兴起的艺术与设计运动，致力于人类赖以生存的自然系统的繁荣。
新加坡设计理事会执行主任道恩·利姆在新闻稿中说，设计有力量改变人们看世界的方式与生活方式，该机构很自豪支持扩充后的新加坡版，把亚洲视角带入为谁设计、为何物设计的问题。
门票自10月28日起在滨海湾金沙各售票处与线上发售。艺术科学博物馆位于滨海湾金沙，自2011年起运营，常设展包括 teamLab 的未来世界。
More than Human Opens November 28 at ArtScience Museum in Singapore: Over 140 Works in Asian Debut Through May 16, 2027, With 25 Works Added for Singapore Edition
Singapore — ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands has announced More than Human, Making With the Living World, a major exhibition opening on November 28 in its Asian debut, running through May 16, 2027. The museum's press release was issued on October 28 and was covered again by cultural media this week.
Making its Asian debut, the exhibition presents over 140 artworks, projects, immersive installations and interactive experiences by nearly 55 artists, designers, architects, researchers and communities. Spanning art, design, science and technology, it asks how humans and other species might thrive together.
The exhibition was originally developed by the Design Museum in London in collaboration with Future Observatory, the museum's national research programme for the green transition, supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, part of UK Research and Innovation.
The Singapore edition has been expanded. ArtScience Museum co-curated 25 additional works, supported by DesignSingapore Council, foregrounding perspectives from Asia, including regional cultural traditions and wisdom.
Presented across three thematic sections, the exhibition features a design by Singapore based practice Lekker Architects, guiding visitors through spaces inspired by hedge mazes, archipelagos and woodland environments.
Highlights include Berl-Berl by Jakob Kudsk Steensen, a large scale immersive audiovisual installation that transports visitors into an ever changing digital wetland inspired by the landscape that became Berlin.
Aki Inomata's How to Carve a Sculpture transforms wood gnawed by beavers into works that question whether creativity belongs to humans alone.
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg's Pollinator Pathmaker features an eight metre tapestry imagining gardens designed around the needs of pollinating species.
Southeast Asian perspectives come through new and adapted works by regional artists and collaborators. Local partners include the National Parks Board, the National University of Singapore's Experimental Marine Ecology Laboratory and the Asian Civilisations Museum, with exhibits including the Parks Board's Bee Trail, the university laboratory's Fish Houses and traditional Southeast Asian fish traps from the Asian Civilisations Museum.
Angelita Teo, Vice President of Attractions at Marina Bay Sands, said in the release that it was important for the museum to bring its own perspective to the exhibition, adding voices and knowledge from Singapore and Southeast Asia and connecting its ideas with how nature is understood and lived alongside in this part of the world.
Justin McGuirk, Director of Future Observatory, said in the release that the exhibition captures an emerging movement of art and design dedicated to the flourishing of the natural systems humans depend on.
Dawn Lim, executive director of DesignSingapore Council, said in the release that design has the power to change not just how people see the world but how they live in it, and that the council is proud to support the expanded Singapore edition, bringing Asian perspectives to the question of who and what design is for.
Tickets have been available since October 28 at Marina Bay Sands box offices and online. ArtScience Museum, at Marina Bay Sands, has operated since 2011 and is home to the permanent exhibition Future World by teamLab.
来源链接： https://id.marinabaysands.com/content/dam/marinabaysands/company-information/media-centre/press-releases-and-factsheets/2026/oct/artscience-museum-invites-visitors-to-rethink-our-relationship-with-the-living-world.pdf
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