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FILM, ARTS AND CULTURE AS COMMUNITY OUTREACH TOOLS: PERSPECTIVES FROM SINGAPOREIntroductionSingapore's vision of nationhood involves a sense of shared destiny based on multiculturalism. It cultural and creative vibrancy can be seen in terms of economic, political and social conditions governing the production and distribution of expression. Much coordinated efforts among government, businesses, filmmakers and arts leaders have taken place to ensure the arts and culture industry is creating significant economic benefits to the country. Every major city in the Asia Pacific region is in the race for talent, competitiveness and economic success. In many of these cities, film, arts and culture is playing a central role in economic development and community life. It is essential to integrate film, arts and culture into Singapore's economic development initiatives and increase the vibrancy of and financial resources for its film, arts and cultural sectors. Singapore has often.

This policy has been developed in consultation with the broad arts and cultural sector and communities of the Northern Territory, and responds to the priorities emerging from that consultation. The policy will guide how the Northern Territory Government will focus its resources on strengthening the cultural economy over the next 10 years.

How can innovative extended reality technologies be used in art, culture, and science? What added value do they actually provide? And what is the significance of materiality in this creative context? In view of the rapid digitization of society, pressing questions like these have for several years been occupying a Berlin-based independent network of art and culture professionals, international cultural institutions, and interdisciplinary researchers from fields such as computer science, design, art, media studies, and anthropology. This context provided the springboard for the interactive exhibition »Extended Reality – Code and Materiality in Art and Culture« (03.09.–05.10.2021), a cooperation between the interdisciplinary INKA research group at the HTW – University for Applied Sciences Berlin, and the Humboldt- Universität zu Berlin's Cluster of Excellence »Matters of Activity. Image Space Material« and Media Theater. This publication is the accompanying catalog to the exhibition. ; Funded by the European Regional Development Fund's (ERDF) special program »Strengthening the Potential for Innovation in Culture II« (INP-II) with the kind support from the Berlin Senate Administration for Culture and Europe. The texts from researchers of the Cluster of Excellence »Matters of Activity. Image Space Material« are made possible thanks to funding from the Deutsche Forschungsgesellschaft (DFG) within the framework of the Excellence Strategy of the Federal Government and the Federal States–EXC 2025–390648296.