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The Foundation for The Arts and Social Enterprise is an Institution of Public Character arts charity in Singapore converging the arts, business, and philanthropy.

Foreverest is a profoundly moving new multidisciplinary work by Singaporean artist Sushma Soma, created in collaboration...
20/04/2026

Foreverest is a profoundly moving new multidisciplinary work by Singaporean artist Sushma Soma, created in collaboration with UK director Debbie Hannan and US-based composer Aditya Prakash, with mentorship from world-renowned choreographer Akram Khan.

At its heart, Foreverest is a meditation on love, loss, and the quiet strength of human resilience. The work originated from an intensely personal place, the loss of Sushma’s husband, Shri, an avid mountaineer who summited Everest in 2023 but did not return. Out of this grief came music: first through her acclaimed EP The Mountain Has the Last Say, and now through Foreverest, a larger-scale, devised multimedia project that blends song, poetry, storytelling and visual design.

Residencies will take place in Singapore, London, and Mumbai, culminating in the world premiere in May 2026.

By supporting Foreverest, The Foundation continues its mission to champion Singaporean artists whose work pushes creative and emotional boundaries, expanding how the world sees and hears Singapore.

DISCOVER MORE AT THEFOUNDATION.SG

Foundation for The Arts and Social Enterprise is proud to be a fundraising partner and corporate sponsor for the second ...
18/02/2026

Foundation for The Arts and Social Enterprise is proud to be a fundraising partner and corporate sponsor for the second year of the Epigram Books Fiction Prize 2026. We congratulate all the prize recipients for their outstanding achievement and for contributing powerful new voices to our literary landscape. We are honoured to continue supporting writers whose work enriches Singapore’s cultural identity and strengthens the region’s storytelling tradition.

For more information, visit thefoundation.sg/ebfp.

On Friday, 6 February 2026, Foundation for the Arts and Social Enterprise hosted an intimate evening of music in the exc...
10/02/2026

On Friday, 6 February 2026, Foundation for the Arts and Social Enterprise hosted an intimate evening of music in the exclusive residence of Serene and Tony Liok.

The private event featured 12-year-old violin prodigy Mark Chia, who was accompanied by renowned pianist Evgeny Sinaiski. It was attended by over 20 friends and guests, including Former Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat.

The programme showcased Mark’s remarkable musical maturity and sensitivity, featuring excerpts from Vivaldi’s Concerto in G minor, Saint-Saëns’ Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, Estrellita, and Waxman’s Carmen Fantasy. It was a moving reminder of the power of nurturing young talent.

The Foundation is grateful to Serene for her generosity and hospitality, and the guests for coming together in support of the arts.

We are thankful to Wolfgang Violin Studio and Annie Lee for helping to make the event a success.

Together, let’s continue creating spaces where exceptional young talent can be heard, encouraged, and inspired.

Scroll to listen to Mark.

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24/12/2025

Season’s greetings from all of us at the Foundation for The Arts and Social Enterprise!

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season and a bright start to the New Year.

🎶 Watch to enjoy an impromptu session featuring Ian Ketsumasa, Christina The, David, and others; a heartfelt way to close out 2025 and welcome 2026 with music and warmth.

Happy holidays!

Congratulations to Director Alvin Lee Chang Rong, a recipient of the Young Artist Award 2025, among five notable recipie...
08/12/2025

Congratulations to Director Alvin Lee Chang Rong, a recipient of the Young Artist Award 2025, among five notable recipients shaping Singapore’s arts landscape. His short film work reflects a blend of sensitivity, discipline and storytelling depth that marks him as a quintessential voice in our film community.

Foundation for the Arts and Social Enterprise is proud to have supported Alvin’s short film, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 烟熏到了眼睛, and we look forward to seeing how his vision continues to grow and contribute to Singapore’s creative future.

Stay tuned as we continue championing the artists who shape our cultural story.

Explore at thefoundation.sg.

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