Flying Poppinses: Sky Dancers at the National Museum
When I am working through creative problems, I like going out for walks. This afternoon, I went to Fort Canning Park, intending to visit the National Museum of Singapore. I wanted to say hi to a favorite art piece of mine, Suzann Victor’s “Contours of a Rich Manoeuvre,” an installation of moving chandeliers. Sadly, it was under maintenance, but when I peeked outside the entrance, I saw flying people. Specifically, there were two women swinging on the facade, and another three on a crane.
It’s the French group, Retouramont, practicing for their performance at the Singapore Night Festival.
They remind me of Mary Poppins. In a good way. Sychronized sky dancing by real people is definitely better than one done by chandeliers. Thank you, ladies! I needed this today.
Catherine Sarah Young 
wow really great pictures and information. this is my own country and i didn’t even know. 🙂 thank you so much.
You can check them out this Friday night, I think! It looked really awesome.
ya i will check it out if i can. thank you!