Built around 1895, 157 Neil Road is a three-storey townhouse located in Singapore’s historic district of Blair Plain. Once the ancestral home of a Peranakan Chinese family, namely the Wee family, the property was acquired by the National University of … Continue reading →

Founded by Indonesian collector Kwee Swie Teng in 2003, Art Retreat is Singapore ‘s first private museum with a significant collection of modern art by some of the most renowned artists of the region. Situated at the bustling Ubi Industrial … Continue reading →

The Artisan’s Garden was once the site of the craftsmen’s workshop and living quarters in the 14th century. Craftsmen who enjoyed royal patronage lived and worked here, making fine goods for the residents on this hill. This ancient artisans’ workshop … Continue reading →

Permanent Exhibition | Art Science Museum | $19 – $14 Immerse yourself in a world of art, science, magic and metaphor through a collection of digital interactive installation. This permanent exhibition is created in collaboration with teamLab, a renowned interdisciplinary … Continue reading →

Visual Arts Exhibition until 31 Jan 2021 @NUS Baba House. This presentation is conceived to complement the interpretative displays in the first and second floors of the NUS Baba House, with materials and texts organised around aspects of the Straits … Continue reading →

Visual Arts Exhibition until 31 Dec 2020 @NUS Museum | Free admission The Chinese ink works in NUS Museum’s collection uses works from the Qing Dynasty as a starting point to introduce viewers to the general history of Chinese ink … Continue reading →

Visual Arts Exhibition until 31 Dec 2020 @NUS Museum | Free admission Functioning as an open-storage, the Resource Gallery provides an encounter with the NUS Museum’s collections and their histories. Objects are organized to accommodate material categories, area classifications, as … Continue reading →

Visual Arts Exhibition until 31 Dec 2020 @NUS Museum | Free admission The Archaeology Library is a project which brings together finds from past and newer excavations in Singapore and Asia. The objects are on loan from institutional and private … Continue reading →

Visual Arts Exhibition until 31 Dec 2020 @NUS Museum | Free admission This exhibition takes, as its point of departure, the “geometric” series 1+1=1 produced by artist Ng Eng Teng as a means to re-read the artist’s practice. 1+1=1 has not received, as … Continue reading →

Visual Arts exhibition until 30 Jun 2020 @NUS Museum | Free admission Radio Malaya: Abridged Conversations About Art follows an earlier project Between Here and Nanyang: Marco Hsu’s Brief History of Malayan Art (2013 – 2016) and continues to proceed … Continue reading →

“… you have to lose your way to find yourself in the right place” Exhibition until 27 Jun 2020 @NUS Museum | Free Admission This exhibition presents the works of Singapore-based French artist, Gilles Massot. It includes a selection of photographs, … Continue reading →

Ongoing visual arts exhibition until 23 May 2020 @NUS Museum In another diorama, Hu Yun examines the limits and expansions of working with the sculptures of late artist Shui Tit Sing by orienting towards available archives and artworks. It is … Continue reading →

Exhibition until 27 June 2020 @c – Free admission The exhibition takes as its preamble a line from the poem A Soldier Speaks of His Generation (1973): “…our generation has never slept”. Expressing the profundity of war experience and its enduring … Continue reading →

26 Apr 2020 – 20 Jun 2020 @NUS Museum – Free with registration. Sites, Stories and Subsequence is a prep-room project with Asia Research Institute that excavates, assembles and envisages the complex physical and immaterial tapestries of the Southern Islands, with … Continue reading →

From the Coromandel Coast to the Straits – Revisiting Our Tamil Heritage Monday, 23 November 2019 – Tuesday, 30 June 2020 | Free Admission This year marks 200 years of the Tamils in Singapore. However, Tamil connections with Singapore can … Continue reading →