The Celebrating Diversity Photography Competition Winners' Presentation

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For the past six years the British Chamber of Commerce has been encouraging Singapore residents of all ages to consider the topics of diversity and inclusion through our annual Celebrating Diversity Photography Competition, sponsored by our Official D&I Partner, Barclays.

The fantastic shortlisted finalists in our latest edition submitted thoughtful and relatable photographs to the competition and we look forward to hearing the stories behind the winning images during this reception. Her Excellency Kara Owen CMG CVO, British High Commissioner to Singapore, will be announcing and presenting the prize winners from among the finalists.

Parking: Not available on site and street parking is not permitted on Nassim Road. We advise guests to arrive by taxi.

Security: All guests will be subject to security search upon arrival at the guardhouse. Please do not bring bulky bags e.g. large backpacks

Assistance: Please let us know if you require special assistance

ABOUT THE COMPETITION

The prizes this year are kindly supported by Swire Shipping.

1st prize: SG$500
2nd prize: SG$300
3rd prize: SG$200
Most popular photo prize (by votes on the competition website): SG$300

The competition was free to enter from 30th May 2022 to 2nd September 2022 on our website, open to all Singapore residents aged 13 or above, with each entrant entitled to submit up to 3 photos. Voting for the Most Popular photo prize remained open until 9th September 2022 and shortlisting was completed by the Chamber's Diversity & Inclusion Committee.

WITH COMPLIMENTS OF CONTENT BINDED OF Y VENTURES GROUP AND NATIONAL GALLERY OF SINGAPORE

All attendees at this event will receive a copy of Siapa Nama Kamu? Art in Singapore since the 19th Century. Beautifully reproduced in full colour, the selection of 100 works from the National Gallery exhibition in this book tells the story of nearly two centuries of art in Singapore — one of diverse influences, shared impulses and ceaseless flux. Accompanying curatorial texts explain the themes and concerns of the exhibition, making for a compelling look at the most comprehensive survey of art in Singapore to date.