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Applications are now open for the second edition of ART SG, presented by Founding and Lead Partner UBS, which will return to the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre from 19 – 21 January 2024 (VIP Preview 18 January). The Fair will feature a world-class line up of galleries across three sectors: GALLERIES, FOCUS, and FUTURES.
ART SG’s inaugural edition in January 2023 featured 164 leading international galleries and welcomed 43,000 visitors from Singapore, Southeast Asia and across the Asia Pacific, marking the beginning of a major new chapter for the art market in Asia. View our 2023 Exhibitor List here.
As Southeast Asia’s most important and global art fair, ART SG 2024 will bring progressive concepts and curation to the Singapore art landscape, delivering a fair of international standard and best practices, with a distinctive identity.
ART SG 2024 will be accompanied by a curated program of talks, public art installations, film and moving image, presenting opportunities for participating galleries to further leverage their participation and visibility. Please DOWNLOAD APPLICATION PACK for further details.
We invite you to be a part of ART SG 2024.
Getting around Singapore, where to eat, drink and explore… WELCOME TO SINGAPORE! The island-state of Singapore is a bustling metropolis, boasting an impressive skyline of
ART SG speaks to collector and ART SG Advisory Group member Pierre Lorinet about his collecting philosophy, his views on what it will take for Singapore’s art ecosystem to flourish in the next decade and ART SG’s role in the region. Pierre also shares insights on ‘From Western Minimalism to Asian Political Abstraction’, a significant curation of works from his private collection that audiences will be able to see in January, during Singapore Art Week.
ART SG visited the home studio of Ashley Bickerton (1959 – 2022), who enjoyed what he described as “a long and often breathless career”, creating artworks spanning all manner of mediums and visual languages. Oscillating between dream and dystopia, beauty and the grotesque, Bickerton’s vibrant and intoxicating works cast a keen eye on humanity, culture and consumerism, and our place within the wider arc of time and history. Bickerton’s works will be presented with Gajah Gallery at ART SG in 2023.