ARTISTS
2025
From September 12, 2025 to July 19, 2026, Singapore Art Museum (SAM) presents two exhibitions鈥擳alking Objects and The Living Room鈥攖hat explore the material and ephemeral dimensions of contemporary art.
Step into Heman Chong鈥檚 solo show at the Singapore Art Museum, and you鈥檒l find yourself in a space full of mysterious objects.
Singapore Art Museum announced the 26 residents for its third international residency cycle. Comprising 23 individuals, 2 duos and 1 collective, they include artists, creatives, curators, and practitioners.
The artist鈥檚 sculptures and video works, which meditate on money, politics, and power, may help us understand our worldwide far-right upheaval.
Located off the tip of the Malay peninsula, Singapore has long been an important international trading hub. In recent years, the city-state has claimed another role as a pivotal player in the Asian art scene.
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) has revealed program details for the eighth edition of the Singapore Biennale (SB2025), slated to run from October 31 to March 29, 2026.
With birthdays comes celebration, and as Singapore marks 60 years of independence this year.
The show in the museum's new collections gallery includes work by 20 artists from Southeast and East Asia.
With new galleries, private art foundations and an influx of potential new collectors, Singapore鈥檚 art market is looking for growth.
2024
Two South-east Asian artists have solos at the Singapore Art Museum, connected by their active engagement with the communities they are working in.
At Singapore Art Museum, artists use routines, repetition, and endurance as expressions of resistance and resilience.
Titled The cubic structural evolution project (2004), Olafur Eliasson鈥檚 interactive installation invites us to participate in the artistic process, and, in so doing, to become active co-creators of an ever-evolving artwork.
Singapore Art Museum (SAM) unveils its new collection gallery at Tanjong Pagar Distripark with the inaugural exhibition Everyday Practices.
This year, Singapore Gallery Month, which runs from 1 to 29 September, will feature 30 galleries and more than 100 artists.
Trying to capture Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson鈥檚 work on a smartphone is like trying to snag a rainbow with a net.