Asian Historical Architecture (http://www.orientalarchitecture.com)
A comprehensive survey of Asia's architectural heritage. View over 10,000 photos of more than 600 sites in 18 countries, with extensive background information and virtual tours. Click on Singapore to view the British Barracks, Kuan Yin Temple, Sri Krishnan Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple, Sultan Mosque, and Wak Hai Cheng Temple.
Internet Movie Database (IMDb) : Singapore (http://indie.imdb.com/Sections/Countries/Singapore/)
Alphabetical list of links to more than 200 titles in the IMDb from Singapore (including international coproductions).
Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Arts (MICA) (http://www.mica.gov.sg/)
Seeks to develop Singapore as a global city for information, communications, and the arts so as to build a creative economy, gracious community, and connected society with a Singaporean identity rooted in its multicultural heritage. Links to information about MICA, news, useful links, and a media guide.
National Heritage Board (NHB) (http://www.nhb.gov.sg/MCC)
NHB actively champions the development of a vibrant cultural and heritage sector in Singapore. Its role is to make heritage enriching, relevant, accessible, and enjoyable to Singaporeans and visitors alike. There are national museums—including the Asian Civilisations Museum and the National Museum of Singapore, and heritage institutions—including the National Archives of Singapore and the Heritage Conservation Centre. Includes links to the various institutions as well as visitor information and information about NHB.
Nrityalaya Aesthetics Society: Singapore (http://www.nas.org.sg)
Founded in 1940, the Nrityalaya Aesthetics Society has been involved in cross-cultural and experimental dance performances. The Web site offers information in performances, dance courses, teachers, and more.
The Peranakan Association of Singapore (http://www.peranakan.org.sg/)
Promotes the preservation and awareness of the unique culture of the descendants of Chinese immigrants and indigenous people in the archipelago. Links to cultural and historical information as well as resources, photographs, and lists of community events.
Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS) (http://www.sifas.org/)
SIFAS is devoted to the teaching of the classical arts in a non-formal environment. Includes links to the Academy of Fine Arts, Performing Arts Company, School of Visual Arts, news and events, and more.
Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) (http://www.srt.com.sg/03/SRT.com.sg.html)
SRT aims to provide a platform for Asian arts both on and off the stage and to give visitors the opportunity to experience Broadway, the West End, and the richness of Singaporean culture. The page includes information on people at SRT, productions, and an event calendar.
Sri Warisan Som Said Performance Arts Ltd (http://www.sriwarisan.com)
This site features information about a predominantly Malay performing arts company, and its activities including performances, workshops and seminars. There is also information about a traditional musical instructment Angklung.
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