The More We Get Together

The More We Get Together (2025) is a commemorative publication celebrating 60 years of Singapore’s diplomatic relations with 13 partner countries. Published by Global Cultural Alliance, the future-oriented publication focuses on person-to-person connections, demonstrated through creative collaborations between creatives from 13 countries and their Singaporean counterparts – platforming 76 voices through 38 creative pairs. Together, they explore diverse responses to the question: What is our shared vision for the next 60 years of relations between Singapore and its friends?

All contributors featured in The More We Get Together
Aaron Grech, Abu Fikrah, Alan Choo, Alberto Busettini, Alecia Neo, Alex Quicho, Alexandria Masse, Alina Prokopenko,  Almira Farid, Andreas Sommer, Apulu Pati Tyrell, Ashley Hi, Ashley Ho, aurèce vettier, Choulay Mech, Christina Rasmussen, Consuelo Cavaniglia, Crystal Lee, Darius Ou, Dennis Ng, Domenik Naue, Elizabeth Gabrielle Lee, Eng Rithchandaneth, Ethel Pang, Fiona Thng, Firdaus Sani, Ginevra Panzetti, Giulia Poli, Hans Chew, Hong Shu-ying, Jay Wong, jee chan, Jun Zuan Ang, Kai Brennert, Katía Truijen, Krish Natarajan, Mala Sen, Mann Kosal, Melika Lolaki, Milton Lim, Moses Tan, Muhd Sharul Mohd, Muzicaofang, Myle Yan Tay, Myra Loke, Nicolas Letellier, Pamelia Chia, Per Kap Bech Jensen, Phoebe Zoe Ho, Pip Clark, Priyageetha Dia, Rose Nordin, Rumpa Paweenpongpat, Sangita Maity, Sasha Wijidessa, Sean Cham, Shireen Marican, Sonam Chaturvedi, Sophie Pham van't Noordende, stefan pente, Sunjoo Lee, Suwitra Wongwaree, Syarifah Nadhirah, Talia Smith, Tanat Teeradakorn, Teo Xiao Ting, Tiffany Tan, Toh Ee Ming, Tyrell Osborne, Wendy Zhang, Who Eats Art, Wong Zi Hao, XUE, Zen Teh, Zhang Fuming, Zhiyi Cao

Essays by: Sarah Ichioka and Audrey Wong.
Countries featured: Singapore, Australia, Cambodia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, France, India, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Thailand, United Kingdom

About The Publisher:
Founded in 2014, Global Cultural Alliance is a non-profit creative producing company based in Singapore focused on building communities and bridging borders. GCA is committed to reflecting Singapore’s diverse cultural heritage and fostering shared experiences through arts and culture programmes while positioning Singapore as a creative centre. GCA takes a collaborative approach to working and possesses an intimate knowledge of the arts industry locally and internationally. As creative producers, GCA has vast experience in concept development, arts programming, space activation, and creative project management; and works on cultural diplomacy programmes such as Spotlight Singapore and The Idea of North.

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