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National Gallery Singapore

National Gallery Singapore

Singapore, Singapore
Opened in 2015, the National Gallery Singapore is a leading visual arts institution dedicated to modern and contemporary art of Singapore and Southeast Asia. Elegantly integrating two national monuments—the former City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings—into an expansive 64,000-square-meter civic museum, it manages the world's largest public collection of modern art from Singapore and the Southeast Asian region.
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Opened in 2015, the National Gallery Singapore is a leading visual arts institution dedicated to modern and contemporary art of Singapore and Southeast Asia. Elegantly integrating two national monuments—the former City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings—into an expansive 64,000-square-meter civic museum, it manages the world's largest public collection of modern art from Singapore and the Southeast Asian region.

Selected Exhibitions

  • Houses two permanent gallery trajectories: the DBS Singapore Gallery (tracing the narrative of Singapore art from the 19th century onward) and the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery (exploring art across Southeast Asian history, colonialism, and identity), alongside regular high-profile international collaborations and changing special exhibitions.
  • Houses two permanent gallery trajectories: the DBS Singapore Gallery (tracing the narrative of Singapore art from the 19th century onward) and the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery (exploring art across Southeast Asian history, colonialism, and identity), alongside regular high-profile international collaborations and changing special exhibitions.

Details

Country
Singapore
City
Singapore
Address
1 St Andrew's Road, Singapore 178957

Contact

Email
info@nationalgallery.sg
Website
www.nationalgallery.sg/