Art jamming is becoming increasingly popular in Singapore, providing a unique opportunity for people to express their creativity and unwind. Budding artists and those looking for a new activity are encouraged to explore the vivid world of art jamming, learning what it takes to sketch, paint, and create breathtaking masterpieces.
Here are the top art jamming studios in Singapore, each providing an exciting and creative experience.
Spin Paint House
Spin Paint House is an innovative art jamming workshop that combines creativity and motion. Guests can make their own masterpieces using spin art booths, pendulums, and swinging trapezes. The experience is adjusted to each person's energy level, with customisable rotations per minute (RPM) allowing for either fast diffusion effects or steady, elegant waves.
The ergonomic desks are intended to provide comfort, and the studio is appropriate for all ages, making it an enjoyable and comfortable atmosphere for everybody. Spin Paint House also provides the opportunity to record or live broadcast the entire process, which adds a unique element to the art-making experience. This studio encourages guests to embrace the mess, express themselves freely, and enjoy art.
a. 61 Kaki Bukit Place, SRK Building 04-00, Singapore 416233
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Arteastiq
Arteastiq provides a more polished art jamming experience on Orchard Road. Arteastiq is known for removing the constraints of ordinary life and allowing guests to express themselves creatively through freestyle painting sessions. This social painting workshop provides all required resources, including an unlimited supply of acrylic colours and tools.
While painting, guests can relax with a complimentary beverage from the Arteastiq Boutique Tea House. The studio fosters an avant-garde environment that ignites the inner artist. After the session, the artworks are stored in takeaway canvas boxes, allowing guests to proudly display their creations at home.
a. 333A Orchard Rd, #04-14/15 Mandarin Gallery, Singapore 238897
Motion Art Space
Motion Art Space blends art and science to provide a one-of-a-kind experience in which visitors can create abstract artworks based on motion concepts. This workshop specialises in pendulum and spin painting, generating stunning, Instagrammable works of art. The procedure entails a little push, allowing gravity and inertia to take over and deliver stunning effects. Motion Art Space provides all of the required technology and supplies, so anyone may create gallery-worthy artworks. This novel approach to art jamming assures that everyone, regardless of ability, may enjoy the creative process.
Cafe de Paris
Cafe de Paris is a popular choice for individuals who want to mix art jamming with a relaxing afternoon. This Korean-inspired cafe on Orchard Road gives all of the tools needed for a three-hour freehand painting session. While the sessions are not supervised, an e-guide sheet and reference photographs are provided for inspiration. The cafe's relaxing atmosphere makes it ideal for couples and friends to enjoy painting together. Participants can select from a variety of canvas sizes and are invited to take home their finished artworks as keepsakes.
a. 313 Orchard Rd, #B1-37, Singapore 238895
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Splat Paint House
Splat Paint House, located on Upper Thomson Road, takes an unrestricted approach to art. It bills itself as Singapore's only splatter paint studio, inviting visitors to don waterproof clothes and dive into a colourful maelstrom. The environment is designed for mess, expression, and play, with participants free to splash paint onto canvases placed on tables or walls. This stress-free environment inspires creativity in ways that typical studios do not. After finishing their creations, guests must allow up to 48 hours for the paints to cure before picking them up.
a. 207a Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574346
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Special Mention
Artefakts
Artefakts is known for helping guests discover their inner artist, and it welcomes everyone from beginners to seasoned creatives. Although art jamming sessions are no longer offered as of June 2024, the studio does offer other classes, such as watercolour painting. Jeffrey Ang, the founder, believes in the value of making personalised products that bear one's distinctive fingerprint. Artefakts remains a dependable venue in Singapore's art scene, offering a space for artistic expression and creativity.
a. 90 Goodman Road Goodman Arts Centre #02-64, Block O, Singapore 439053
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