In addition to permanent exhibitions, the building with the shape ‘10 fingers’ which is also held an exhibition of iconic periodic changing in some particular period. If you happen to be in Singapore and interested in visiting museums renowned architect Moshe Safdie, it is worth visited two exhibitions that take place within a limited time only.

1. Dali: Mind of a Genius – The Exhibition
Museum visitors will enter the mind ArtScience surrealist Salvador Dali, one of the artists of the 20th century’s most famous. This exhibition displays over 250 works of art of Dali is divided into three themes; Femininity and Sensuality, Religion and Mythology, and Dreams and Fantasy.

Dali, famous for his works are always linking the conscious and unconscious. Dali was always into account the philosophical, such admiration for women. Even the fear of the insects also poured in a unique blend of art.

Dali artwork displays his genius in sculpture, realistic furniture (including sofa lips form the iconic), collages, objects of gold and a typical self-portrait of Dali with a long pointy mustache. The exhibition “Dali: Mind of a Genius’ will last until October 30, 2011.

2. Van Gogh Alive – The Exhibition
ArtScience Museum hosts the world premiere tour of Van Gogh’s Alive. You can see the works of Vincent Van Gogh’s art is ‘live’ again in an exhibition that combines sound and projection technology using the image of post-impressionist painter Dutch.

This exhibition is not presenting original art gallery with paintings framed in general. Upon entering the exhibition room, you’ll be treated to a dark room with a projection that displays the works of Van Gogh’s most productive decade, namely in the 1890s.

A total of more than 3,000 separate images of Van Gogh’s work digitally projected on the walls, columns, roof and floor. The composition of beautiful music and text that accompany educate ‘trip’ you for the beauty of the works of Van Gogh’s down. You can see the exhibition from 6 November 2011.

The ticket price to enter this museum range from USD 8 to USD 28. ArtScience sertiap Museum is open today, starting at 10:00 to 22:00 time of Singapore, including national holidays.

Not only paintings but also antiques, sculpture and graphic arts design the main attraction of this place. There is also a varied collection of antique civilization of Egypt. Upon entering the museum, you will be greeted with a glass pyramid similar to the building of the museum. At the bottom there is the main entrance to the room of Napoleon.

It would be easy for you to explore the museum because each side is marked with a color code. Each floor also has its own color code and is divided into 10 sections. Each room is numbered. So, if you want to see a particular collection will be very easy to find. In the southern part of the museum there is a gallery lined with large glass so that visitors can see more closely the work of a revival of Italian society in the 19th century.

You can see a gallery in which there were several collections of the Spanish nation. In addition you can also enjoy the creations of art from artists such as Leornado Da Vinci, Michelangelo and Milo, Donatello, Berlin and Maillol.

Again, many people often visit him as if in passing, around the objects on display in the palace, complete. Without much in-depth impression of what had just dilihatlihat.

Similar tours to museums that are often performed in field trips during school activities first. However, if you concentrate and focus on just a few rooms in the palace into a museum which is now enabled it, you’ll save so much memory and a sense of awe. Topkapi Palace was once the residence of the sultans for 400 years, the Ottoman dynasty that ruled for 624 years until the mid-19th century.

The palace was used for royal occasions, so it’s not surprising just how remarkable treasures stored there. Topkapi Palace was built in 1459 by Sultan Mehmed II as a royal residence. This palace is home to 4,000 people and is equipped mosques, hospitals, until the making of bread and place of making money.

Topkapi museum then made the kingdom in 1924 with several important space is opened for visitors.

Sparkling
Looked in all the house of it seems not possible with just one visit. So, if your schedule is solid and probably legs felt sore from too much running, just make sure you never miss an important kind of storage space property empire, or imperial treasury, while visiting there.

In this storage space, you can browse a collection of artwork, jewelry, treasures of the kingdom, and the money of the Ottoman dynasty. Most objects in this room is a royal gift, spoils of war, or goods made by the crafters of the kingdom. The space used to be the responsibility of a chief treasurer, called hazinedarbasi. As to the throne, according to tradition, the sultans usual ceremonial visit to this treasure of storage space.

Some items are on display for museum visitors can be seen. However, they are not allowed to take pictures of these items. Fortunately I have a license journalists, that can be filmed and photographed objects inlaid with gold, emerald, and ruby ??is.

For the traveler who likes sparkling objects, this wealth of storage space might be like heaven. You can enjoy every shiny object that is protected in glass cabinets.

There you also can view the harness that had once belonged to Sultan Mustafa III. This dress a robe made of iron, decorated with gold and jewelry.

There is also a sword and dagger inlaid precious stones – some even the size of a quail egg – and various forms of jewelry from gem stones emerald until, that is too glaring to be photographed.

You can also admire a collection of precious stones which are placed in a box layered pearl ivory and skins.

Looking at the displays of sparkling stones seemed only to make the visitors took a breath while to figure out, how much wealth and power at the time the Ottoman Sultans. A relic sparkling skyline.