Explore the National Gallery Singapore Collection | Exhibitions, Must-See Artworks & More

The National Gallery Singapore offers a diverse and wide-ranging selection of thought-provoking exhibitions for visitors to engage with art deeply.

Current highlights include major video art exhibitions that trace the emergence and early development of Southeast Asian video installation art from the 1960s onward, such as ‘See Me, See You’ and ‘The Neglected Dimension.’
There are also expansive solo shows celebrating highly influential artists like the Chinese ink master Liu Kuo-sung and his experimental ink techniques developed over his 70-year artistic career.

The National Gallery Singapore hosts unique and imaginative contemporary art installations that create an immersive experience for visitors. Highlights include renowned artist Shilpa Gupta's larger-than-life inflatable sculpture that will intrigue visitors of all ages.

The photography exhibitions use 3D settings to showcase Singaporean photographers' works in vivid detail. These stimulating installations and commissions throughout the galleries utilize interactive or multimedia approaches to provide visitors with memorable, thought-provoking encounters with art.

The National Gallery Singapore's extensive roster of ongoing, long-term exhibitions give you illuminating insights into Singapore's most historically significant national monuments and buildings.

These exhibitions also showcase the nation's complex heritage and perspectives by Southeast Asian artists on cultural identity, and the evolution of local art over time through a multifaceted array of artworks spanning different eras and mediums. National Gallery offers constantly evolving exhibitions for visitors to thoughtfully experience and learn from Singaporean and Southeast Asian art across centuries.