SGM: SGM 2026

Tsuyoshi Hisakado: Ephemeral time, eternal world

Ota Fine Arts Singapore is delighted to present “Ephemeral time, eternal world”, a solo exhibition by Japanese artist Tsuyoshi Hisakado. Well-recognized for his immersive installations weaving together sound, light and sculptural elements, Hisakado held a large-scale solo exhibition “Dear Future Person,” at Fosun Foundation, Shanghai in 2025, where he presented the first video installation of Tsuyoshi Hisakado: Ephemeral time, eternal world

Artist Talk | In Dialogue with Eko Nugroho and John Tung

Learn more about how renowned Indonesian artist Eko Nugroho’s hybrid characters imbue his perspectives on the digital age. From societal alienation to national identity, the conversation touches on prescient themes which underpin works from his latest residency at STPI. This talk will be moderated by independent curator John Tung.    

Screenprinting & Flocking | Layers of Identity

Create self-portraits inspired by Eko Nugroho’s iconic masked figures! Explore the identities we reveal and conceal in our beginner-friendly class, layering various screenprinting techniques to represent your personality. Try your hand at monotype screenprinting to create an evocative background, then add features such as eyes and masks to bring your self-portrait to life. Finally, add Screenprinting & Flocking | Layers of Identity

Street Art Special: Outside the Lines

Explore the beauty of street art! Organised in collaboration with local street artist Speak Cryptic, this programme comprises an in-depth look into the histories of street art culture, as well as a hands-on class delving into its techniques. Learn how street art has been, and continues to be, an avenue for artists to express their Street Art Special: Outside the Lines

Mokulito | Mundane Monsters

Unlock the wonders of everyday objects with mokulito. Reimagine mundane realities and turn them into unique characters, inspired by Eko Nugroho’s STPI works. Observe and sketch items in your day-to-day life, then add features and personalities using mokulito, a unique lithography technique that uses wood as its printing plate. Recommended for agees 12 and above. Mokulito | Mundane Monsters

Eko Nugroho: STRANGE MONSTER VIEW

In Eko Nugroho’s surreal universe, monsters lurk closer than we think. Figures shapeshift between man and machine, inhabiting hybrid forms from parallel dimensions. Drawing on influences from street art, graffiti and comics, these graphic renderings of masked creatures transform Nugroho’s daily observations into a playful critique of lived realities, unveiling themes of identity, perception and Eko Nugroho: STRANGE MONSTER VIEW

New Vision: Korean Female Abstraction

New Vision: Korean Female Abstraction brings together six significant Korean women artists whose practices expand the language of contemporary abstraction through material innovation, gestural expression, and poetic explorations of nature, memory, and perception. Working across ink, charcoal, oil, handmade paper, and richly layered surfaces, Jung Jong Mee, Lee Hyun Joung, Kang EemYun, Cha Won Hee New Vision: Korean Female Abstraction

Gillman Gatherings

Celebrate the launch of Singapore Gallery Month 2026 at Gillman Barracks, where galleries across the beloved art enclave come together for a full day of activities. Join us in discovering new artists and the stories behind their work, attend a series of talks and tours, and explore the best of what our creative community has Gillman Gatherings

Artist Walkthrough | Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight

As part of Gillman Gatherings, join an artist walkthrough of the exhibition Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight. About the exhibition: Sundaram Tagore Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Indian-born, Detroit-based artist Neha Vedpathak (b. 1982), who pushes the boundaries of traditional media, transforming sheets of paper into richly colorful three-dimensional mediums. The Artist Walkthrough | Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight

Opening & Meet the Artist | Tsuyoshi Hisakado: Ephemeral time, eternal world

As part of Gillman Gatherings, join the opening and meet the artist behind the exhibition Tsuyoshi Hisakado: Ephemeral time, eternal world. About the exhibition: Ota Fine Arts Singapore is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Tsuyoshi Hisakado, featuring over 20 new works by the artist from his “crossfades” series. With an interest in the Opening & Meet the Artist | Tsuyoshi Hisakado: Ephemeral time, eternal world

Artist Walkthrough | Emergent Forms

As part of Art After Hours at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, join an artist-led walkthrough of the exhibition “Emergent Forms” by Rikki Turner at INSTINC SPACE. About the exhibition: Emergent Forms presents a new body of paintings, works on paper and works on CTP plates by Rikki Turner, exploring the unstable threshold between image, surface and Artist Walkthrough | Emergent Forms

Under the Sun: Time’s Witnesses

Under the Sun: Time’s Witnesses presents a new body of charcoal powder works that engage the themes of futility and transience. Inspired by the Book of Ecclesiastes, the exhibition reflects on the brevity of life, the passage of time, and the traces they leave behind. Rather than dwelling solely on impermanence, the works consider how Under the Sun: Time’s Witnesses

Latiff Mohidin: Lines to Form

Gajah Gallery Singapore presents Latiff Mohidin: Lines to Form, a landmark solo exhibition by one of the great modernist masters of Malaysian art. The exhibition unveils Latiff Mohidin’s first-ever cast bronze sculpture from his iconic Pago Pago series. Presented alongside a selection of works on paper, the exhibition brings into dialogue a new direction that Latiff Mohidin: Lines to Form

Curator Tour: Roots & Resonance 2026 — Through Brush and Memory

As a cultural showcase conceived by a group of Singaporeans in support of Singapore artists, this non-selling exhibition presents a curated selection of works depicting scenes of Singapore through the perspectives of five artists: Goh Beng Kwan, Ong Kim Seng, Tan Choh Tee, Tay Bak Koi, and Tung Yue Nang. Each artist represents a different Curator Tour: Roots & Resonance 2026 — Through Brush and Memory

Curator Tour: Roots & Resonance 2026 — Through Brush and Memory

As a cultural showcase conceived by a group of Singaporeans in support of Singapore artists, this non-selling exhibition presents a curated selection of works depicting scenes of Singapore through the perspectives of five artists: Goh Beng Kwan, Ong Kim Seng, Tan Choh Tee, Tay Bak Koi, and Tung Yue Nang. Each artist represents a different Curator Tour: Roots & Resonance 2026 — Through Brush and Memory