Exhibitions

‘Singapore is a kinetic city’: Movement art founder Yaacov Agam, 97, shows in Tanglin Road

Israeli artist Yaacov Agam is showing his works at Bruno Gallery in Tanglin Road.

Arts Picks

Women artists take the spotlight with myriad art

Veteran ceramic artist Jessie Lim is returning with her largest solo exhibition to date, with around 200 ceramic pieces.

French Impressionist exhibition at National Gallery to see extended opening hours in its final days

Tickets are priced at $15 for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents.

My Perfect Weekend

Painter Jon Chan enjoys kaya toast breakfasts, recommends National Gallery’s Impressionist show

Singaporean painter Jon Chan's idea of a perfect weekend includes a good film, music and comics.

Arts Picks

Film-maker Royston Tan documents 100 family dinners in new installation work at Art Outreach

(From left) Filmmaker Royston Tan and ceramist Kim Whye Kee are part of Homecoming 3: Coming Home., curated by John Z.W. Tung.

Tanjong Pagar Distripark early adopter Gajah Gallery turns 30, doubles down on South-east Asia vision

Gajah Gallery founder and director Jasdeep Sandhu with a sculpture by Lasalle College of the Arts founder Joseph McNally.

Say cheese! Wallace & Gromit expo puts kids into motion

People look at the dining room set model, from Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (2024) during a photocall for the Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit And Friends exhibition at the Young V&A museum in London on Feb 9.

Year of the Horse stars

No horsing about: Turning 84, artist Wong Keen continues to upset bourgeois taste

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Artist Wong Keen, 84, with his acrylic on canvas painting 'The Source of Supper' at artcommune gallery in Carlton Hotel Singapore on Feb 4, 2026.
For CNY Horse year package.
(ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI)

National Gallery Singapore to close South-east Asian art exhibition till Oct 2027 for renewal

National Gallery Singapore will revamp its permanent modern South-east Asian art history exhibition from April 2026 to Oct 2027.

Exhibition shines a light on struggles of foreign domestic workers in Singapore

(From left) NTU students Freya Low Yi, Trinity Lim and Meg-Gayle Dean at the launch of the Maid of Honour exhibition on Jan 31.

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