LTA to spruce up MRT stations for its 30th anniversary

To mark the occasion, LTA will be expanding the Art in Transit (AIT) programme, which will see the introduction of artworks at 40 existing stations along the North-South and East-West Lines. 25 stations will feature community-led projects, while the remaining stations will see newly commissioned artworks.

The first phase of this expansion will feature new installations at Bugis, Novena, and Outram Park stations by 2026.

The "Seeing History Through the Bamboo Forest" artwork celebrates both Little India's heritage and transformation as well as Singapore's transport evolution over the years

Furthermore, in partnership with Bloomberg Connects, LTA has launched a free digital guide featuring all AIT installations across the North-East Line (NEL), Circle Line (CCL), Downtown Line (DTL), and Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL). This will serve as a digital gateway to the extensive public art collection featured in the stations.

And to further mark its 30^th anniversary, an LTA-commissioned artwork, titled "Seeing History Through the Bamboo Forest" by artist Yeo Siak Goon, is now on display at the Little India MRT Station.