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Mar 4, 2018 · With more than 9,000 works, National Gallery Singapore owns the largest public collection of modern art in Southeast Asia. It's spread across two beautiful national monuments: City Hall and...
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When the National Gallery opened, it made a major impact on the art world. It houses the largest public collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art in the world! The building alone is breathtaking and the facilities are state-of-the-art. It’s home to some amazing restaurants. And most importantly, the stories from within are a reflection of S...
If you want to know more about our little red dot, the National Museum of Singapore is the place to go. Established in 1887, the city’s oldest museum delivers our history and culture through live performances and modern multimedia exhibits. Permanent galleries to visit include the Singapore History Gallery, which charts the development of the city....
Combining art, science, design, media, architecture and technology, ArtScience Museum has housed notable exhibits. We’re talking works from iconic artists including Andy Warhol, Salvatore Dali and Leonardo da Vinci. A permanent exhibit you have to add to your list is Future World. It features interactive digital installations and gets refreshed eve...
This unique museum is within the heart of the city at Fort Canning Hill. It takes the place of a former underground command centre used by the British in WWII, a historic event in Singapore’s history. As one of the top museums in Singapore, it’s visited by thousands of local and international tourists. There are 30-minute guided tours for you to ge...
Mint – also known as Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys – is the world’s first purpose-built museum for toys. Its collection is valued at over $5 million. That’s a lot of toys! Relive your childhood memories as you browse through 50,000 vintage playthings collected from different eras. That even includes pre-WWII! Check out the Instagram...
We’re not pulling the wool over your eye; this museum is dedicated to playing tricks on your mind. The world-renowned, four-dimensional attraction has four themed zones with quirky backgrounds. Create unique photographs to amplify your Instagram feed. You’ll even become a part of the artworks as you explore and interact with the installations. Tric...
You’ll want to put aside a whole afternoon for this sprawling museum. It presents over five thousand years of recorded history through a diverse collection of Asian artefacts. We’re talking detailed sculptures of Buddha, Gandhara culture, and items sold during the maritime trade. Oh, and the museum is located along the Singapore River. So you can g...
This design museum looks like something out of a sci-fi film. Despite its small venue, the museum is THE home for innovation in Singapore. It showcases award-winning ideas and mind-blowing prototypes across product design, communication design and clever concepts. You can even snag some of these creative designs for yourself! The fun knick knacks a...
If inventions pique your interest, a trip here will transport you to a time when these contraptions reigned. This museum is housed within a Unesco heritage building next to the iconic Thian Hock Keng temple on Telok Ayer Street. Its collection features over 40 antique musical boxes from the 1800s and 1900s. Set up by Naoto Orui, a Japanese collecto...
This WWII interpretive centre was revamped with an exciting combination of multimedia works and unique artefacts. It commemorates the battle of Pasir Panjang and the men of the Malay Regiment. Take a trip to the past with exhibitions that express the battles of brave soldiers. Managed by the National Museum of Singapore, this centre promises to edu...
- Whitestone Gallery. Galleries. Harbourfront. Whitestone Gallery, all the way from the vibrant streets of Tokyo, has descended upon Tanjong Pagar District Park (TPD) in Singapore, marking its sixth and latest home.
- STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery. Chinatown. STPI is part of the Visual Arts Cluster, alongside other leading institutions such as National Gallery Singapore and the Singapore Art Museum.
- Mizuma Gallery. Kent Ridge. Contemporary paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, prints… whatever it is, Mizuma Gallery has it all. Established in 1994 in Tokyo and 2012 in Singapore by Mizuma Sueo, the gallery provides a space for emerging Japanese artists and Southeast Asian talents to showcase their works.
- FOST Gallery. Kent Ridge. Since its establishment in 2006, FOST Gallery has built a reputation as one of Singapore's most innovative galleries, presenting works by both established and emerging artists from Singapore and abroad.
Photo by ©National Gallery Singapore. The Gallery showcases more than 8,000 pieces from Singapore’s National Collection, making it one of the world’s largest and most invaluable public collections of Singapore and Southeast Asian modern art from the 19 th century to the present day.
Aug 1, 2023 · What are the must-see art museums in Singapore? If you’re an art lover, check out these top art museums in Singapore: the National Gallery Singapore, Singapore Art Museum, and the ArtScience Museum. These museums showcase a wide array of local and international art pieces guaranteed to leave you inspired.
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A museum that’s wholly dedicated to contemporary art—with a finger on the pulse of the latest trends, expressions and innovations—this vibrant space is a platform, incubator and home to some of the region’s most talented artists. Art, history and architecture. Photo by Singapore Art Museum.
Located in Tanjong Pagar Distripark, discover one of the world's most important collections of contemporary art from Singapore, Southeast Asia, and Asia at Singapore Art Museum (SAM). Explore our exhibitions, programmes, and educational resources to learn more about the art of our region.
