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Wings of Art 2025 – Singapore’s Longest Barbie Runway at Marina Square for SG60 Celebration
25 June – 1 July
From 25 June to 1 July 2025, Marina Square is transformed into a pink-hued portal of imagination with Wings of Art 2025, a landmark SG60 celebration that also happens to showcase Singapore’s longest Barbie runway. Over 1,000 winged Barbies line a dazzling 60-metre installation, officially recognised by the Singapore Book of Records.
But it’s not just about sparkle and spectacle. This event has purpose stitched into every stitch of tulle. Organised by Peace of Art, Wings of Art aims to raise $100,000 for the Singapore Red Cross Young Hearts Programme. 100% of proceeds go towards education and mentorship for underprivileged children.
Event Highlights
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Record-Breaking Runway | 1,060 winged Barbies span 60 metres, celebrating transformation and community spirit. |
| Artist Showcase | 60 Singapore-based artists – including Jayley Woo, Frederick Lee, and Janice Wong, each contribute one unique doll. |
| Public Craft Stations | Visitors can customise their own Barbie with wings. Adopt or donate your creation to the display or gift to a child. |
| Charity Auction | Bid online for exclusive artist-designed Barbies; all proceeds benefit Young Hearts. |
| Interactive Zones | Kids and families can enjoy a butterfly-themed photo booth, crafting workshops, and a giant crystal wing sculpture. |
From Dollhouse to Dreamscape: Why This Event Matters
This isn’t just a nostalgic nod to childhood. Wings of Art elevates Barbie into a medium of social change. Through workshops, upcycling, and fringe activities, children and families are invited to explore creativity while supporting a bigger mission. The event also features contributions from youths, including a 9-year-old artist with Autism Spectrum Disorder, emphasising inclusivity and diverse creative voices.
The Imagination Zone, run by child entrepreneurs from the KIDSforKIDS-preneur programme, is buzzing with mini pop-ups from local brands. Visitors can also take part in building Singapore’s largest winged sculpture, 3 metres tall, made from natural crystals and recycled glass, symbolising community hope and unity.
Support That Multiplies
Proceeds from Barbie adoptions and auction sales go directly to the Young Hearts Programme, a Singapore Red Cross initiative providing academic support, enrichment, and nutrition for children aged 7 to 16 in public rental flats. Contributions are tax-deductible at 250%, with every dollar funding holistic support and mentorship.
Eunice Yeo, founder of Peace of Art, shares “Wings of Art is more than an exhibition. It’s a celebration of potential, community, and compassion.”
Visit & Participate
| Dates | 25 June – 1 July 2025 |
|---|---|
| Venue | Marina Square Central Atrium |
| Crafting Sessions | Daily (pre-registration required) |
| Info & Auction | peace-of-art.sg |
From 2 to 31 July, the exhibition and charity auction continue at Marina Square Atrium—giving you more time to support a good cause while snagging a collector’s dream.
Final Word
As Singapore celebrates its 60th birthday, Wings of Art reminds us that magic doesn’t just happen—it’s made. With a doll, a wing, and a little heart, we can give flight to a child’s future.
Ready to craft your own kindness?
👉 Register or donate at peace-of-art.sg