Visual Art: Kwai Fung Hin Announces First Overseas Branch in Singapore Inaugural Exhibition ‘Worlds beyond Reality – Monet’s Legacy II’

On a sunlit stretch of South Beach, where heritage architecture meets the pulse of modern Singapore, a new cultural address is quietly taking root. On 20th January 2026, Hong Kong–founded Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery will open its first overseas outpost in the city, marking a thoughtful expansion rather than a flashy arrival. The debut sets the tone with an exhibition that feels as much … Continue reading Visual Art: Kwai Fung Hin Announces First Overseas Branch in Singapore Inaugural Exhibition ‘Worlds beyond Reality – Monet’s Legacy II’

Visual Art: Kim Association presents ‘Alliance’ – Shuang Li’s first solo exhibition in Southeast Asia

Walking down Singapore’s River Valley, it’s easy to forget how strange our sense of place has become. Trains arrive on time. Screens glow steadily. News of floods, fires, and storms elsewhere scrolls past in real time, absorbed between meetings and meals. It’s precisely this dissonance—between speed and stillness, proximity and distance—that artist Shuang Li taps into with Alliance, her first solo exhibition in Southeast Asia, … Continue reading Visual Art: Kim Association presents ‘Alliance’ – Shuang Li’s first solo exhibition in Southeast Asia

Visual Art: Yanyun Chen and Dave Lim’s ‘Rotan Rattan – Meditations’ at Esplanade Tunnel

In Singapore, childhood discipline occupies a peculiar and uneasy place in collective memory. Rooted in the belief that hardship cultivates virtue, physical discipline was long distinguished from punishment. It was framed as care, as moral instruction, as a necessary measure for shaping obedience and respectability. Yet for those who experienced it, the body remembers pain before it remembers reason. In their new exhibition, artists Yanyun … Continue reading Visual Art: Yanyun Chen and Dave Lim’s ‘Rotan Rattan – Meditations’ at Esplanade Tunnel

Aliwal Urban Arts Festival 2026 brings raw energy and pulsating culture to Aliwal Arts Centre

Get ready, Singapore: the city’s streets are about to come alive. On Saturday, 31 January 2026, Kampong Gelam will transform into a buzzing hub of creativity as the Aliwal Urban Arts Festival (AUAF) returns with a celebration of urban arts that promises to delight every sense. Organised by Arts House Group, the festival coincides with Singapore Art Week, offering a weekend of immersive installations, live … Continue reading Aliwal Urban Arts Festival 2026 brings raw energy and pulsating culture to Aliwal Arts Centre

Visual Art: The Columns Gallery present Filipino contemporary art in ‘Isang Dipang Langit’

Step into the cavernous halls of Tanjong Pagar Distripark and you are immediately aware of space, its vastness, its echo, its openness. It feels less like entering a gallery than walking into an unfinished sky. This sense of openness is no accident. Isang Dipang Langit: Fragments of Memory, Fields of Now, presented by Columns Gallery, takes its title from a phrase in a poem by … Continue reading Visual Art: The Columns Gallery present Filipino contemporary art in ‘Isang Dipang Langit’

Visual Art: Art, Weather and Feeling at Objectifs at Singapore Art Week 2026

During Singapore Art Week 2026, Objectifs invites visitors to slow down, look closer, and wander, both indoors and out. From intimate gallery spaces to the edges of busy streets, its January programme transforms the area around Middle Road into a site of quiet encounters, sensory shifts, and unexpected moments of reflection. Running from 20 January to early March, the programme brings together photography, film, sculpture, … Continue reading Visual Art: Art, Weather and Feeling at Objectifs at Singapore Art Week 2026

Visual Art: Eythos powers Asia’s art scene with new partnerships with leading cultural organisations across Asia

From the cavernous halls of international art fairs to the intimate mechanics of custom-built crates, art rarely moves without precision, trust, and expertise. Behind the scenes of Asia’s most dynamic cultural moments, Eythos has quietly become one of the region’s most influential enablers, bridging cities, institutions, and generations of craft through world-class art logistics. In 2025, Eythos continues to expand both its geographic footprint and … Continue reading Visual Art: Eythos powers Asia’s art scene with new partnerships with leading cultural organisations across Asia

Visual Art: Sullivan + Strumpf presents Dawn Ng’s ‘The Earth Laughs in Flowers’

In a quiet room where time seems to slow, colour begins to melt. This January, Singapore-based artist Dawn Ng unveils The Earth Laughs in Flowers, a new exhibition that transforms ice, pigment, and patience into a deeply personal meditation on time. Showing from 21 January to 1 February 2026, the exhibition invites viewers into Ng’s meticulous, almost ritualistic process, treating each artwork as the residue … Continue reading Visual Art: Sullivan + Strumpf presents Dawn Ng’s ‘The Earth Laughs in Flowers’

Visual Art: Art Outreach goes from base camp to summit with a plethora of events at Singapore Art Week 2026

During Singapore Art Week 2026, Gillman Barracks and beyond will transform into a living laboratory of ideas, images, and encounters, as Art Outreach Singapore presents an ambitious slate of exhibitions, public artworks, and conversations that invite audiences to slow down, look closer, and rethink how art shapes the way we live. Established in 2003, Art Outreach has long played a vital role in strengthening Singapore’s … Continue reading Visual Art: Art Outreach goes from base camp to summit with a plethora of events at Singapore Art Week 2026

Visual Art: Art Again Presents Motif by Keiko Moriuchi, The Final Gutai Member

This January, as Singapore Art Week unfolds across the city, a quieter yet deeply resonant moment will take place in Tai Seng. Motif, the first Singapore exhibition by Japanese artist Keiko Moriuchi, opens on 17 January at TOKONOMA—offering an intimate encounter with one of the last living members of the legendary Gutai Art Association. At 83, Moriuchi remains a radical. She was the final artist … Continue reading Visual Art: Art Again Presents Motif by Keiko Moriuchi, The Final Gutai Member