SGM: SGM 2026

Shadows, Signals, and the Line: Abstract Expressionism in Singapore

The Private Museum is pleased to present Shadows, Signals, and the Line: Abstract Expressionism in Singapore. The exhibition explores the development of abstraction in Singapore, bringing together works by twelve Singaporean artists working in that visual language, and chronicling their responses to the cultural and material conditions of a rapidly modernising nation. The exhibition title Shadows, Signals, and the Line: Abstract Expressionism in Singapore

Collectors’ Home Tour | Art Lives Here: A Home and Clinic Collection

This visit brings you into 2 spaces filled with art to live with everyday. Housed within a conservation shophouse, the ground floor space is the clinic where the one half of the art collecting couple works, and the upstairs is a residential space where they host visiting friends and work colleagues. Both spaces house a Collectors’ Home Tour | Art Lives Here: A Home and Clinic Collection

Singapore Gallery Month 2026 Launch Party

​Celebrate the launch of Singapore Gallery Month with fellow collectors, artists, and friends from the AGAS community at our by-invite-only party at Gillman Barracks, featuring delicious bites, drinks, and special performances. ​Throughout the day, you can also explore other events happening as part of Gillman Gatherings, where galleries across the arts enclave will present an Singapore Gallery Month 2026 Launch Party

Secret Garden: A celebration of Botanical Beauty

Secret Garden: A Celebration of Botanical Beauty According to the Royal Horticultural Society, Edinburgh, Botanical Illustration is a genre of art that endeavours to faithfully depict and represent the form, colour, character and detail of a plant, identifiable to species or cultivar level. The best botanical illustration successfully combines scientific accuracy with visual appeal and Secret Garden: A celebration of Botanical Beauty

A Tale of Cats and Birds

In A Tale of Cats and Birds, three artists explore the theme of cats and birds through their distinct visual languages, each offering a reflection on the meaning these creatures hold for them, shaped by individual experiences, memories and emotions. While Christine Bay, Rachel Oon and Ye Ruo Shi each begin with the same subject, A Tale of Cats and Birds

Auction: One Woman’s Wardrobe

Presenting a single owner auction of curated pre-owned designer and luxury fashion, accessories, and heels. This edition features a selection of colourful and playful pieces including Hermès, Comme Des Garçons, Sacai, Alexander McQueen, and so on. Every item is condition-checked and authenticated by our team, so you can bid with confidence.

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

‘OUTSIDE LOOKING IN’ brings together our represented artists across photography, painting, and ceramics to explore the boundaries of their respective disciplines. Through these varied approaches, the exhibition invites viewers to step beyond the familiar, offeringa vital space to rethink, revitalize and re-vision the future of contemporary art. Date: 27 Aug – 17 Oct 133 – OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

and periwinkle blues

Vitrine, OUE Downtown Gallery by Yeo Workshop Yeo Workshop is pleased to present and periwinkle blues, a solo exhibition by Singaporean artist Luke Heng in the newly-revamped public space, VITRINE @ OUE Downtown Gallery. This presentation serves as a natural continuation of the themes and ideas from his earlier solo exhibition, Mechanics of the Snap, and periwinkle blues

Scenes from Another Life, Imagined Narratives inspired by film, art and pop culture

Curated by Chelsea Pettitt from the Bagri Foundation In collaboration with the Bagri Foundation The mise-en-scène, a well-known French term that encompasses ‘what is put into the scene’, comes alive in this group exhibition at Yeo Workshop. Featuring four artists Noor Mahnun (Anum), Hoa Dung Clerget, Justin Loke and Shayne Phua, the exhibition invites the Scenes from Another Life, Imagined Narratives inspired by film, art and pop culture

Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight

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 works in this exhibition highlight the intention behind Vedpathak’s unique choice of material and their process-driven approach.

Taiki Sakpisit: 13 Nightmares

ShanghART Singapore presents 13 Nightmares by Taiki Sakpisit in his first solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition unfolds as a sequence of encounters suspended between dream and reality, as the artist transforms the gallery into a labyrinth of moving images, photographs, sound, and spectral presences. Drawing upon personal memories, collective fears, and cultural mythologies, Taiki Sakpisit: 13 Nightmares

Alya Hatta, Slow Paradise

Richard Koh Fine Art is pleased to present Slow Paradise, a solo exhibition by Alya Hatta, on view at Richard Koh Fine Art Singapore from 25 July to 22 August 2026. In Slow Paradise, Alya Hatta examines the passage of time through the quiet rhythms of everyday life, considering how meaning is gradually formed through Alya Hatta, Slow Paradise

CLEANSE:ASIA PACIFIC NOW

Moving beyond its association with hygiene and order, the exhibition positions CLEANSE as a form of labour, a ritual of care, and a mechanism through which bodies, spaces, and histories are regulated. Developed as part of artist-curator Desmond Mah’s Asia Pacific Now 2026 series, the project unfolds in collaboration with Prestige Gallery and Adrian Tan’s CLEANSE:ASIA PACIFIC NOW

Fragment of a Story

Explore a highly conceptual historical showcase hosted at the LOY Gallery along Armenian Street, designed as a direct metaphorical mirror to the narrative structure of the Sejarah Melayu, or the Malay Annals. Rather than presenting history as a seamless, lineartimeline, this curated exhibition treats ancient records as a mythological repository composed of distinct, poetic, and Fragment of a Story

The Lie of the Land

FOST Gallery is pleased to present The Lie of the Land, a group exhibition of six Singaporean artists, in conjunction with Singapore’s National Day. To understand the features and characteristics of a place—or the current state of affairs—we often need to conduct investigations and surveys, both literal and metaphorical, leading to eventual assessments. The exhibition The Lie of the Land

Fo(u)r Humours

Cuturi Gallery is pleased to present Fo(u)r Humours, a group exhibition curated by Justin Loke featuring works by Anna Du Toit, Chiew Sien Kuan, Immanuel Koh, John Low, Lu Pingyuan, and Marla Bendini. Revisiting the ancient theory of the four humours as a contemporary framework for understanding mood, atmosphere, and artistic experience, the exhibition explores Fo(u)r Humours