National Gallery Singapore

A leading visual arts institution engaging audiences with the art of Singapore, Southeast Asia and the world, opened November 2015 across two heritage buildings symbolic of Singapore's nationhood — the former City Hall and Supreme Court — totalling about 64,000 m², making it Singapore's largest visual arts institution.

The Gallery draws on Singapore's National Collection (around 10,000 works, one of the world's largest public collections of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian art), which has travelled to venues across the Americas, Europe and Asia, alongside changing international exhibitions that place Southeast Asian art in global dialogue. Photo credits: National Gallery Singapore and Darren Soh.