SGM 2025

The Columns Gallery presents Boundaries Between Reality and Image, a solo show by Korean artist Kim Kang-Yong.

Soft Power reclaims care, intuition & sensuality as radical, feminine forces that challenge dominant power norms.

Marion Abraham’s new works tread the edge of chaos & care, where rural landscapes hold fury and tenderness.

STPI presents Material Moves, featuring 4 Cultural Medallion artists celebrating Singapore’s 60th independence year.

Ink & Intent reveals the quiet strength of brush and script—where thought, gesture, and silence converge.

ShanghART presents Lai Yu Tong’s The Dogs, a solo show exploring life on the margins through encounters with strays.

On View is a group exhibition spotlighting the dynamic and diverse contemporary practices of eight artists from Singapore and Malaysia.

This exhibition presents the artistic legacy of Shui Tit Sing, a pioneering figure in post-war Chinese art education in Singapore.

Zhao Yao’s eggshell works reveal the fragility of life through quiet, repetitive acts shaped by the pandemic.

French artists trace memory, identity & renewal, where tropical light refracts nostalgia into fragmented truths.

ART BIT MATRIX -TOKUSATSU to VIDEOGAME- at Mizuma Gallery brings together 12 Japanese artists to explore the
intersections of contemporary art, indie games, and tokusatsu.

Connecting features 7 Indonesian artists exploring connection across people, ideas, materials, and environments.

SG60: To Build a Swing reflects on crafting Singapore’s future with imagination, effort, and creative agency.

A show on identity & belonging through artists at the margins—naturalised, former & foreign Singaporeans.

Andy Yang’s AKAR AKAR explores uprooting, identity & cultural memory through textured, sound-inspired paintings.

Between Worlds showcases Akio Ohmori’s mythical wood and metal sculptures that merge the ordinary with the surreal.

A show on how small, steady efforts and diverse practices come together to shape bold, collective artistic futures.

Suzann Victor’s SG60 show revisits colonial histories via layered, hand-painted images & shifting narratives.

This group show reflects on SG’s layered histories & uncertain futures through newly commissioned artworks.

Quan Lim’s The Flood explores catastrophe, instinct & survival through layered figuration and abstraction.

Explore abstraction in Tension & Flow, where Jays Phua meets Chloe Chai in color, contrast, and calm.