Singapore Art Week 2025 | Explore Art Festivals & Events

10 days Singapore Longest Art Week Season 2025

Key Highlights

This 10-day pinnacle visual arts season was the longest-running art week in the region, showcasing Singapore talent alongside international works. As Singapore celebrates 60 years of independence in 2025, art was brought to life when Art Took Over the city—across galleries, cultural institutions, and public spaces.

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Marquee Events

Visit these key anchor events from global contemporary art to large-scale installations and mesmerising projection mappings.

ART SG

The leading international art fair for Singapore and Southeast Asia held in Marina Bay Sands which spotlights art from around the globe and exclusive events throughout the week.

Light to Night Singapore

An annual marquee event at the Civic District featuring light projections, art installations and engaging programmes.

Image courtesy of National Gallery Singapore.

S.E.A. Focus

A leading art platform held in Tanjong Pagar Distripark that brings together a fine curation of galleries and artists across Southeast Asia.

Image courtesy of S.E.A. Focus

Artist Spotlight

Discover the artworks and stories of visionary artists, from the global talent showcased in the Pierre Lorinet Collection to acclaimed local figures like Teo Eng Seng and Robert Zhao.

Frank Stella artwork, mixed media on metal at New Bahru

The Pierre Lorinet Collection: Space

Held at New Bahru, the exhibition features work by international acclaimed artists in an arts and lifestyle cluster that features home-grown brands.

By artist Frank Stella, The Chart (D-14, 1X), 1990, mixed medium on aluminium and magnesium.

We’re Happy. Are You Happy?

Held at National Gallery Singapore, peek into Teo Eng Seng, a Cultural Medallion recipient and pioneer artist’s own lived experiences and his contributions to the local visual arts scene.

Image courtesy of National Gallery Singapore

Seeing Forest

A return show of Robert Zhao’s presentation at the Venice Biennale in 2024 will be held in the Singapore Art Musuem. See how the island of Singapore has evolved to arrive at the present day.

Image courtesy of Robert Zhao Renhui

Creative Enclaves

Wander through Singapore’s creative neighbourhoods, from the vibrant community spaces of Kampong Gelam to the diverse galleries at Tanjong Pagar Distripark and Gillman Barracks.