🖼 teamLab : Infinite Existence
🗓 19 Sept - 8 Nov
📍Supper House
Leaping tigers, blossoming flowers, and a medieval city beset by plague. In this latest exhibition, the lines between reality, history and mythology begin to dissolve. In its place, something beautiful and mysterious emerges – an endless realm of infinite existence.
This solo exhibition marks the first exhibition hosted by Singapore-based art platform Supper House featuring the internationally renowned collective teamLab. Centered around eight unique and dynamic works, the exhibition explores teamLab’s myriad creative inspirations, drawing upon vibrant art histories to conjure visions of limitless beauty.
In particular, the exhibition adopts a curatorial focus on the concept of "Ultrasubjective Space" (chõshukan kūkan 超主観空間), in which the boundaries between the real world and the artwork’s interior space are collapsed, creating a single, seamless reality.
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🗓 19 Sept - 8 Nov
📍Supper House
Leaping tigers, blossoming flowers, and a medieval city beset by plague. In this latest exhibition, the lines between reality, history and mythology begin to dissolve. In its place, something beautiful and mysterious emerges – an endless realm of infinite existence.
This solo exhibition marks the first exhibition hosted by Singapore-based art platform Supper House featuring the internationally renowned collective teamLab. Centered around eight unique and dynamic works, the exhibition explores teamLab’s myriad creative inspirations, drawing upon vibrant art histories to conjure visions of limitless beauty.
In particular, the exhibition adopts a curatorial focus on the concept of "Ultrasubjective Space" (chõshukan kūkan 超主観空間), in which the boundaries between the real world and the artwork’s interior space are collapsed, creating a single, seamless reality.
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🎪 NAVArt 2026: Charting Progress
🗓 1-31 Oct
📍Singapore Navy Museum
NAVArt is taking over the Singapore Navy Museum!
Month-long creative showcase at the Singapore Navy Museum, bringing together fresh perspectives from the creative minds of Temasek Polytechnic and Nanyang Polytechnic. Through specially curated installations, exhibits and programmes, NAVArt reimagines stories of the Navy through art, design and contemporary expression, inviting visitors to look closer, stay curious and discover something unexpected.
Join on 3–4 October 2026 for NAVArt Special Weekend Programme, where art, music and maritime stories collide.
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🗓 1-31 Oct
📍Singapore Navy Museum
NAVArt is taking over the Singapore Navy Museum!
Month-long creative showcase at the Singapore Navy Museum, bringing together fresh perspectives from the creative minds of Temasek Polytechnic and Nanyang Polytechnic. Through specially curated installations, exhibits and programmes, NAVArt reimagines stories of the Navy through art, design and contemporary expression, inviting visitors to look closer, stay curious and discover something unexpected.
Join on 3–4 October 2026 for NAVArt Special Weekend Programme, where art, music and maritime stories collide.
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🖼 A TALE OF WONDERING WILDS
🗓 Till 1 Oct
📍Alliance Française de Singapour
When the wild is given a voice, what story would it tell about us?
Inspired by Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men, A Tale of Wondering Wilds brings together five French artists from Cuturi Gallery's programme — Gaël Davrinche, Quentin Garel, Mehdi-Georges Lahlou, Julien des Monstiers, and Lionel Sabatté — to trace the passage from untamed wilderness to a world reshaped by humankind, unfolding through three stages: innocence, subjugation, and rebirth through alchemy, ritual and art.
Teetering between “wondering” and “wandering”, the exhibition frames nature as both a moving force and a questioning presence.
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🗓 Till 1 Oct
📍Alliance Française de Singapour
When the wild is given a voice, what story would it tell about us?
Inspired by Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men, A Tale of Wondering Wilds brings together five French artists from Cuturi Gallery's programme — Gaël Davrinche, Quentin Garel, Mehdi-Georges Lahlou, Julien des Monstiers, and Lionel Sabatté — to trace the passage from untamed wilderness to a world reshaped by humankind, unfolding through three stages: innocence, subjugation, and rebirth through alchemy, ritual and art.
Teetering between “wondering” and “wandering”, the exhibition frames nature as both a moving force and a questioning presence.
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🖼 The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition
🗓 30 Sept - 1 Nov
📍Fever Exhibition Hall
Step into the Inner Palace — The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition is coming to Singapore!
After captivating fans in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan and Korea, The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition finally makes its Singapore debut. Immerse yourself in the beautifully recreated world of the anime that has taken the world by storm — where poisons, secrets and palace intrigue unravel one deduction at a time.
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🗓 30 Sept - 1 Nov
📍Fever Exhibition Hall
Step into the Inner Palace — The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition is coming to Singapore!
After captivating fans in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan and Korea, The Apothecary Diaries Exhibition finally makes its Singapore debut. Immerse yourself in the beautifully recreated world of the anime that has taken the world by storm — where poisons, secrets and palace intrigue unravel one deduction at a time.
More here
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🖼 Held in the Middle
🗓 1-11 Oct
📍Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film
Presented as part of prize awarded to Christian Tan as overall winner of the UOL X ART:DIS Art Prize 2025, the exhibition marks his debut solo exhibition. “Held in the Middle” draws on Christian’s use of familiar objects and subjects, often placed at the centre of his compositions.
The showcase brings together a collection of about 30 linocut prints by Christian, developed since 2019. These include his award-winning set of Red Plumbing Set, Yellow Broom and Floor Scrubbing, alongside works depicting cleaning tools, workstations, chairs and pop stars. Organised around the reflections of labour, rest, aspiration and joy, the exhibition offers the most comprehensive presentation of Christian’s artistic practice to date.
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🗓 1-11 Oct
📍Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film
Presented as part of prize awarded to Christian Tan as overall winner of the UOL X ART:DIS Art Prize 2025, the exhibition marks his debut solo exhibition. “Held in the Middle” draws on Christian’s use of familiar objects and subjects, often placed at the centre of his compositions.
The showcase brings together a collection of about 30 linocut prints by Christian, developed since 2019. These include his award-winning set of Red Plumbing Set, Yellow Broom and Floor Scrubbing, alongside works depicting cleaning tools, workstations, chairs and pop stars. Organised around the reflections of labour, rest, aspiration and joy, the exhibition offers the most comprehensive presentation of Christian’s artistic practice to date.
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🖼 Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, and the Silk Road
🗓 25 Sep 2026 – 7 Mar 2027
📍Asian Civilization Museum
For over a thousand years, the oasis city of Dunhuang was one of the great crossroads of the ancient world. Travellers, merchants, monks, and pilgrims passed through this gateway linking China, Central Asia, India, and beyond, bringing with them goods and ideas that transformed the city into one of the world's most important centres of Buddhist art.
Carved into the cliffs at the edge of the Gobi Desert between the 4th and 14th centuries, the Mogao Caves, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserve an extraordinary record of life in Dunhuang. Life-size reproductions of cave interiors alongside paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, and textiles, are presented in Southeast Asia for the first time, revealing the history of these sacred spaces and the exchanges that shaped the Silk Road.
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🗓 25 Sep 2026 – 7 Mar 2027
📍Asian Civilization Museum
For over a thousand years, the oasis city of Dunhuang was one of the great crossroads of the ancient world. Travellers, merchants, monks, and pilgrims passed through this gateway linking China, Central Asia, India, and beyond, bringing with them goods and ideas that transformed the city into one of the world's most important centres of Buddhist art.
Carved into the cliffs at the edge of the Gobi Desert between the 4th and 14th centuries, the Mogao Caves, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserve an extraordinary record of life in Dunhuang. Life-size reproductions of cave interiors alongside paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, and textiles, are presented in Southeast Asia for the first time, revealing the history of these sacred spaces and the exchanges that shaped the Silk Road.
More here
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🖌 Open House 2026: Through the Frame
🗓 3-4 Oct
📍STPI
Most people see the finished work. This Open House, we are showing you everything else: the techniques, the workspaces and a team of passionate people who know exactly how some of our groundbreaking print and paper works came to be. This is your invitation to walk through the frame.
We welcome all kinds of curious: free drop-in experiences if you’re wandering in, and intimate ticketed programmes if you’re ready to immerse yourself into our world and try your hand at printmaking.
Step inside one of Asia's largest print and paper workshops and meet our expert technicians who will guide you through the craft from pulp to paper and print, alongside interactive demonstrations.
More here
🗓 3-4 Oct
📍STPI
Most people see the finished work. This Open House, we are showing you everything else: the techniques, the workspaces and a team of passionate people who know exactly how some of our groundbreaking print and paper works came to be. This is your invitation to walk through the frame.
We welcome all kinds of curious: free drop-in experiences if you’re wandering in, and intimate ticketed programmes if you’re ready to immerse yourself into our world and try your hand at printmaking.
Step inside one of Asia's largest print and paper workshops and meet our expert technicians who will guide you through the craft from pulp to paper and print, alongside interactive demonstrations.
More here
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🖼 Singapore History Gallery
🗓 Opening 10 Oct
📍National Museum
Rediscover Singapore’s history in a new integrated experience.
Begin your experience with Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time, an immersive, multisensorial prelude taking you back through key eras of Singapore’s past into an ancient realm of myths and wonder; then, continue your journey with a deeper exploration of this island’s 700-year history at the Singapore History Gallery.
Discover Singapore’s past at the National Museum of Singapore through the artefacts and stories of those who lived it. The Singapore History Gallery is divided into seven sections covering the different eras of this island’s history.
Fluid Beginnings, Colonial City, Fall of the Fortress, Towards a New Identity, Becoming Singapore, Being Singaporean, Looking Global.
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🗓 Opening 10 Oct
📍National Museum
Rediscover Singapore’s history in a new integrated experience.
Begin your experience with Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time, an immersive, multisensorial prelude taking you back through key eras of Singapore’s past into an ancient realm of myths and wonder; then, continue your journey with a deeper exploration of this island’s 700-year history at the Singapore History Gallery.
Discover Singapore’s past at the National Museum of Singapore through the artefacts and stories of those who lived it. The Singapore History Gallery is divided into seven sections covering the different eras of this island’s history.
Fluid Beginnings, Colonial City, Fall of the Fortress, Towards a New Identity, Becoming Singapore, Being Singaporean, Looking Global.
More here
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🖼 Atomic Daydream
🗓 3 Oct - 22 Nov
📍Heartware Store & Gallery
This October, step into Indonesian artist @ardhiraputra's solo exhibition: Atomic Daydream at Heartware! Get lost in Ardhira's atomic-sized realm and find exhibition exclusive artworks as well as Ardhira's first sofubi toy made in collaboration with Heartware.
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🗓 3 Oct - 22 Nov
📍Heartware Store & Gallery
This October, step into Indonesian artist @ardhiraputra's solo exhibition: Atomic Daydream at Heartware! Get lost in Ardhira's atomic-sized realm and find exhibition exclusive artworks as well as Ardhira's first sofubi toy made in collaboration with Heartware.
More here
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🖼 in my bedroom
🗓 Till 31 Oct
📍THE FLUXUS HOUSE
A duo exhibition by demonicas and YOUQI. This exhibition is an intimate look into the private lives that exist behind closed doors. The bedroom becomes a metaphorical and psychological space of vulnerability – a place where we retreat from the expectations and performances of the outside world, and where we are allowed to be messy, emotional, lonely, obsessive or simply ourselves.
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🗓 Till 31 Oct
📍THE FLUXUS HOUSE
A duo exhibition by demonicas and YOUQI. This exhibition is an intimate look into the private lives that exist behind closed doors. The bedroom becomes a metaphorical and psychological space of vulnerability – a place where we retreat from the expectations and performances of the outside world, and where we are allowed to be messy, emotional, lonely, obsessive or simply ourselves.
More here
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🖌 Little Wild Landscapes: A mindful nature printmaking workshop
🗓 17 Oct
📍Tampines Ave 8
Feeling a little overwhelmed, disconnected or creatively stuck? Come slow down for two hours and make your own little landscape.
Step away from the noise and spend a relaxed, creative afternoon connecting with nature through art.
In this 2-hour indoor mindful printmaking workshop, we'll slow down and explore the beauty of leaves, flowers, and natural textures through simple printmaking techniques. You'll use real leaves and flowers to create your own unique nature-inspired watercolour landscape—layering delicate prints, colours, shapes, and textures to create a one-of-a-kind artwork.
We'll also begin with a mindful meditation, helping you settle into the present moment before we start creating.
More here
🗓 17 Oct
📍Tampines Ave 8
Feeling a little overwhelmed, disconnected or creatively stuck? Come slow down for two hours and make your own little landscape.
Step away from the noise and spend a relaxed, creative afternoon connecting with nature through art.
In this 2-hour indoor mindful printmaking workshop, we'll slow down and explore the beauty of leaves, flowers, and natural textures through simple printmaking techniques. You'll use real leaves and flowers to create your own unique nature-inspired watercolour landscape—layering delicate prints, colours, shapes, and textures to create a one-of-a-kind artwork.
We'll also begin with a mindful meditation, helping you settle into the present moment before we start creating.
More here
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🖼 Ai and Aiko: Love Can Happen Anywhere
🗓 24 Oct - 29 Dec
📍Whitestone Gallery
The first solo gallery exhibition by Singaporean artist Peter Draw. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, the exhibition will feature more than forty original works, marking a significant milestone in the artist’s career.
Featuring more than 40 original works, the exhibition brings together Peter’s art and his beloved characters @aiandaiko, exploring a simple but meaningful idea, that love can be found and shared wherever we are.
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🗓 24 Oct - 29 Dec
📍Whitestone Gallery
The first solo gallery exhibition by Singaporean artist Peter Draw. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, the exhibition will feature more than forty original works, marking a significant milestone in the artist’s career.
Featuring more than 40 original works, the exhibition brings together Peter’s art and his beloved characters @aiandaiko, exploring a simple but meaningful idea, that love can be found and shared wherever we are.
More here
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🖼 Singapore Index
🗓 16 Oct 2026 — 31 Jan 2027
📍Shop—House by DECK
Singapore Index unveils a remarkable early body of work by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Tan Pin Pin, with the majority of the photographs being presented publicly for the first time in over three decades. Created between 1991 and 1992, the series traces the public and private rituals of a nation on the cusp of transformation—from weddings, funerals and religious gatherings to school reunions and community celebrations.
With an intimate and observant eye, Tan Pin Pin captures the rhythms of everyday Singapore, revealing moments that are both deeply personal and quietly universal. Rediscovered from her personal archive of nearly 2,800 black-and-white negatives, these photographs invite us to revisit the city through its rituals, memories and the lives that continue to shape its collective identity.
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🗓 16 Oct 2026 — 31 Jan 2027
📍Shop—House by DECK
Singapore Index unveils a remarkable early body of work by acclaimed filmmaker and artist Tan Pin Pin, with the majority of the photographs being presented publicly for the first time in over three decades. Created between 1991 and 1992, the series traces the public and private rituals of a nation on the cusp of transformation—from weddings, funerals and religious gatherings to school reunions and community celebrations.
With an intimate and observant eye, Tan Pin Pin captures the rhythms of everyday Singapore, revealing moments that are both deeply personal and quietly universal. Rediscovered from her personal archive of nearly 2,800 black-and-white negatives, these photographs invite us to revisit the city through its rituals, memories and the lives that continue to shape its collective identity.
More here
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🖼 Fan Chang Tien: Rhythm of the Southern Brush | 范昌乾：南方笔韵
🗓 Till 31 Jan 2027
📍National Gallery
This exhibition examines the artistic journey and enduring legacy of Fan Chang Tien (范昌乾) (1907–1987), a pivotal figure in the development of Chinese ink art in Singapore. It traces his southward movement from China to Thailand and finally to Singapore in 1956 – a journey marked by his commitment to art and education.
Through a rich selection of paintings, poetry, and archival materials, the exhibition reveals how Fan dedicated himself to the practice of ink art while cultivating his identity as a scholar-artist, teacher, and steadfast master of the Chinese literati tradition.
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🗓 Till 31 Jan 2027
📍National Gallery
This exhibition examines the artistic journey and enduring legacy of Fan Chang Tien (范昌乾) (1907–1987), a pivotal figure in the development of Chinese ink art in Singapore. It traces his southward movement from China to Thailand and finally to Singapore in 1956 – a journey marked by his commitment to art and education.
Through a rich selection of paintings, poetry, and archival materials, the exhibition reveals how Fan dedicated himself to the practice of ink art while cultivating his identity as a scholar-artist, teacher, and steadfast master of the Chinese literati tradition.
More here
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🖼 A Landscape, Perhaps
🗓 16 – 31 Oct
📍Y Art Project
Solo exhibition by Japanese artist Daiki Nishimura.
Exhibition brings together works exploring landscape, memory, technology and environmental change, examining the uncertain space between recognising a landscape and imagining what it may become.
In his larger Foresight Dream paintings, Daiki uses AI as an “external dreaming organ,” generating speculative environments that he combines with vegetation and light observed near his studio. His smaller Environmental Consciousness works instead turn towards memory and perception, reconstructing fleeting views seen through train windows or screens as fragments of colour, light and form. Together, the two series consider how landscapes are changing, as well as how our ways of seeing shape our understanding of them.
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🗓 16 – 31 Oct
📍Y Art Project
Solo exhibition by Japanese artist Daiki Nishimura.
Exhibition brings together works exploring landscape, memory, technology and environmental change, examining the uncertain space between recognising a landscape and imagining what it may become.
In his larger Foresight Dream paintings, Daiki uses AI as an “external dreaming organ,” generating speculative environments that he combines with vegetation and light observed near his studio. His smaller Environmental Consciousness works instead turn towards memory and perception, reconstructing fleeting views seen through train windows or screens as fragments of colour, light and form. Together, the two series consider how landscapes are changing, as well as how our ways of seeing shape our understanding of them.
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🎪 Singapore Clay Festival
🗓 6 - 8 Nov
📍SCCC
The 6th edition of the annual Singapore Clay Festival is back. It's the region's premier celebration of all things clay where full-time, hobbyist, pottery studios and master ceramists showcase their meticulous skills. More than 240 clay makers from Singapore and the region will delight, inspire and capture your attention in the biggest ever CLAY MAKERS' MARKET.
"Teacher of Masters" Peter Low, now in his mid-80s will present around 40 of his works crafted over the past 50 years in the UK, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore in SINGAPORE CLAY HERITAGE. 11 outstanding clay makers will be showing their unique pieces in the juried SHAPING CLAY.
And of course, there will be loads of activities like Throw-Downs, Demonstrations, Collectors Talk, and some tie-ups between clay makers and the literary world.
More here
🗓 6 - 8 Nov
📍SCCC
The 6th edition of the annual Singapore Clay Festival is back. It's the region's premier celebration of all things clay where full-time, hobbyist, pottery studios and master ceramists showcase their meticulous skills. More than 240 clay makers from Singapore and the region will delight, inspire and capture your attention in the biggest ever CLAY MAKERS' MARKET.
"Teacher of Masters" Peter Low, now in his mid-80s will present around 40 of his works crafted over the past 50 years in the UK, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore in SINGAPORE CLAY HERITAGE. 11 outstanding clay makers will be showing their unique pieces in the juried SHAPING CLAY.
And of course, there will be loads of activities like Throw-Downs, Demonstrations, Collectors Talk, and some tie-ups between clay makers and the literary world.
More here
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🎪 Singapore Writers Festival 2026
🗓 13 - 22 Nov
📍Various locations
29th edition. With HiddeninPlainSight as its theme, this year’s Festival invites audiences to look closer at the stories we encounter, the assumptions we carry, and the perspectives that may shape how we see and understand the world.
With stellar line-up of more than 300 writers, speakers and moderators across over 200 programmes, SWF 2026 will feature literary heavyweights including Amitav Ghosh, Tan Twan Eng, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Ruha Benjamin, Rachel Smythe, Robin Stevens, Shuang Xuetao, Kamala Chandrakirana, Yuvan Chandrasekar, Jeremy Tiang and Jemimah Wei, as well as Stephen Witt and Momtaza Mehri, whose participation is supported by the Asia Creative Writing Programme.
Festival’s theme takes a creative spin on Hidden in Plain Sight as Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Jean Tay and Ovidia Yu illustrate how the genre offers a playful yet thought-provoking way to examine what lies beneath the surface.
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🗓 13 - 22 Nov
📍Various locations
29th edition. With HiddeninPlainSight as its theme, this year’s Festival invites audiences to look closer at the stories we encounter, the assumptions we carry, and the perspectives that may shape how we see and understand the world.
With stellar line-up of more than 300 writers, speakers and moderators across over 200 programmes, SWF 2026 will feature literary heavyweights including Amitav Ghosh, Tan Twan Eng, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Ruha Benjamin, Rachel Smythe, Robin Stevens, Shuang Xuetao, Kamala Chandrakirana, Yuvan Chandrasekar, Jeremy Tiang and Jemimah Wei, as well as Stephen Witt and Momtaza Mehri, whose participation is supported by the Asia Creative Writing Programme.
Festival’s theme takes a creative spin on Hidden in Plain Sight as Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Jean Tay and Ovidia Yu illustrate how the genre offers a playful yet thought-provoking way to examine what lies beneath the surface.
More here
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🖼 TERRAINS: A Solo Exhibition by Yong Wee Loon
🗓 13 Nov 2026 - 31 Jan 2027
📍House of Tan Yeok Nee
TERRAINS celebrates Singapore artist Yong Wee Loon’s evolving practice, ten years after his debut solo show, and two years after being awarded the prestigious UOB Painting of the Year award. Hosted at the House of Tan Yeok Nee, the exhibition spans three distinct zones: Terra Firma (streetscapes and old buildings), Terra Incognita (a recreated Parisian studio), and Terra Nova (new abstract works). Following his recent 2026 Paris residency, this immersive showcase beautifully explores place, memory, observation, and the continuous development of his own visual language.
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🗓 13 Nov 2026 - 31 Jan 2027
📍House of Tan Yeok Nee
TERRAINS celebrates Singapore artist Yong Wee Loon’s evolving practice, ten years after his debut solo show, and two years after being awarded the prestigious UOB Painting of the Year award. Hosted at the House of Tan Yeok Nee, the exhibition spans three distinct zones: Terra Firma (streetscapes and old buildings), Terra Incognita (a recreated Parisian studio), and Terra Nova (new abstract works). Following his recent 2026 Paris residency, this immersive showcase beautifully explores place, memory, observation, and the continuous development of his own visual language.
More here
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📚 Singapore Book Street
🗓 2-8 Nov
📍VivoCity Level 1 Open Atrium
Explore Singapore’s vibrant book scene, discover local authors, and experience our stories through talks, storytelling, and activities. Plus, with more than 1,200 titles eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits, it’s easier than ever to grow your Sing Lit collection.
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🗓 2-8 Nov
📍VivoCity Level 1 Open Atrium
Explore Singapore’s vibrant book scene, discover local authors, and experience our stories through talks, storytelling, and activities. Plus, with more than 1,200 titles eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits, it’s easier than ever to grow your Sing Lit collection.
More here
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🎪 Affordable Art Fair
🗓 26 – 29 Nov
📍Republic Boulevard, F1 Pit Building
19th edition as the longest-running international contemporary art fair in Singapore! Discover over 95 galleries from Singapore and across the globe. Alongside much-loved local exhibitors, international galleries bring a diverse showcase of contemporary art, offering something for every taste and style.
Celebrate with us through hands-on workshops, large-scale installations, and thousands of artworks — all priced under S$15,000, with 75% of artworks priced below S$7,500 (inclusive of 9% GST); making it the perfect place to see, love and own art.
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🗓 26 – 29 Nov
📍Republic Boulevard, F1 Pit Building
19th edition as the longest-running international contemporary art fair in Singapore! Discover over 95 galleries from Singapore and across the globe. Alongside much-loved local exhibitors, international galleries bring a diverse showcase of contemporary art, offering something for every taste and style.
Celebrate with us through hands-on workshops, large-scale installations, and thousands of artworks — all priced under S$15,000, with 75% of artworks priced below S$7,500 (inclusive of 9% GST); making it the perfect place to see, love and own art.
More here
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