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Healing Arts Singapore at AT ONE Impact Week

Asia's first country-wide arts and health activation returns to the stage at AT ONE Impact Week 2026, where four commissioned artist projects report what they found and a new round of pilot projects is announced.

Date

8 – 11 September 2026

Location

Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre

Hosted by:

Healing Arts Singapore

Across Singapore, artists and cultural organisations worked alongside communities, health partners and funders to create new spaces for reflection, connection and care. Healing Arts Singapore in Practice brought this work into one shared experience, demonstrating how the arts moved from an inspiring idea into meaningful public health practice.

Through a series of short artist showcases and a moderated discussion, the session explored the development and impact of the Healing Arts Singapore Artist Commissions, alongside the role of cultural institutions, artists and cross-sector partners in advancing arts and health. It also introduced the next phase of the Healing Arts Singapore Pilot Projects, which will support locally led approaches across community, healthcare and cultural settings.

This session introduced Healing Arts Singapore and demonstrated how artists, cultural organisations, health partners and communities were already putting arts-and-health practice into action. It was discussion-led, supported by short experiential sound, music and visual examples of the Healing Arts Singapore Artist Commissions.

The session introduced:

  • Healing Arts Singapore and its wider aims.
  • Platformed selected work from the Healing Arts Singapore Artist Commissions.
  • Healing Arts Singapore Pilot Projects.
  • Demonstrate the arts as both a health-promoting behaviour and a form of cultural infrastructure.

Arts & Health in Practice

Panel

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Stephen Stapleton

Founding Co-Director, Jameel Arts & Health Lab (Moderator)

Carol liew

Carol Liew

Managing Director, ECCA Family Foundation

Paul Tan

Paul Tan

Chief Executive Officer, Community Foundation of Singapore

Cin yee tan

Cin Yee Tan

Associate Director, Temasek Foundation

Chason yu

Chason Yu

Head, Living Habits Centre & Programme, OCTAVE

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Delegates gather inside the AT ONE Impact Week dome ahead of the Healing Arts Singapore in Practice session

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Delegates take part in an interactive movement exercise during the session

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Stephen Stapleton, Founding Co-Director of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, opens the session as moderator

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The panel discussion gets underway, moderated by Stephen Stapleton, Founding Co-Director of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab

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Paul Tan, Chief Executive Officer of the Community Foundation of Singapore, addresses the audience

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Panellists share perspectives on advancing arts and health practice in Singapore

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The panel discussion in full swing, with panellists sharing insights and experience

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Delegates listen as the panel discusses the Healing Arts Singapore Artist Commissions and Pilot Projects

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Event

Healing Arts Singapore

The first country-level arts & health activation in Asia, aiming to drive national and regional policy implementation partnering with key educational and cultural institutions.

Date

8 – 12 December 2025

Location

Singapore