Tracing the pivotal moments of Singapore’s founding father, the LKY100 – The Boy Who Became Prime Minister museum exhibition invited visitors of all ages to explore the personal and political legacy of Mr Lee Kuan Yew, in celebration of his 100th birth anniversary. Thoughtfully curated to spark curiosity and inspire discovery, the exhibition guided visitors through the key chapters of Mr Lee’s life through an experiential showcase.
The main pop-up exhibition, held at the Children’s Museum Singapore, was segmented into different thematic zones – each designed and built to engage audiences through interactive displays, artefacts, and multimedia storytelling. Complementing the main showcase was a travelling exhibition that brought selected elements of the museum exhibition to various Public Libraries, ensuring greater accessibility to communities nationwide.
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“Through a well-curated blend of interactive elements and narrative storytelling, the exhibition presented a relatable portrayal of Mr Lee Kuan Yew, while celebrating Singapore’s history and heritage.”
