Singapore Art Week is that rare moment when the city softens its corporate edge. The usual focus on finance and efficiency recedes, and for six days creative energy spills into galleries, warehouses and public spaces. You can feel the shift in the air.
You will experience the charge of standing in rooms where new visual languages are being shaped, surrounded by collectors, curators and artists equally captivated by a single brushstroke or a provocative installation. This is a deep immersion into the Asian art world at its most dynamic and inspired, an invitation to step away from routine and spend a week fully engaged with ideas.
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Arrival and Civic District Art Orientation |
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Civic District and Gillman Barracks |
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Market Galleries and Artist Dialogue |
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Arts and Design Corridor, Studio to Skyline |
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Neighbourhood Heritage and Farewell Dinner |
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Leisurely Morning and Private Airport Departure |
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Your introduction to Singapore’s art scene begins on arrival, with a private transfer to The Capitol Kempinski. Staying in the heart of the Civic District is ideal for Art Week, placing the National Gallery Singapore and the Asian Civilisations Museum within easy walking distance.
After a short orientation to the local art ecosystem, you will take a walking introduction through the historic district to see how colonial landmarks such as the former Supreme Court and City Hall have been reimagined as cultural hubs. The evening is centred on a welcome dinner at Odette, set inside the National Gallery, where Michelin recognised French Asian cuisine provides the backdrop for a briefing on the week’s key highlights.
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The morning begins at the National Gallery Singapore, with a guided deep dive into Southeast Asian modern art. Your guide will lead you through the permanent collections and a focused selection of Art Week exhibitions worth prioritising.
After a Peranakan lunch at National Kitchen by Violet Oon, you will walk to the Asian Civilisations Museum to trace the historical threads that contemporary artists continue to draw upon. As the day cools, you will head to Gillman Barracks to explore a former military site reimagined as one of Singapore’s most compelling contemporary gallery clusters. The evening ends at Burnt Ends, where the relaxed, wood fired atmosphere offers an easy counterpoint to the day’s ideas.
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Meals included: Breakfast




Head into the shophouse lined streets of Tanjong Pagar and Bukit Pasoh to experience the commercial heart of the scene. You will visit private galleries at the height of Art Week programming, meeting directors and viewing works actively shaping the market.
A quiet lunch at PS.Café on Ann Siang Hill offers a welcome pause before an afternoon of art fair pop ups and large scale installations. By early evening, you will attend an artist dialogue or curator panel, with seats arranged in advance where possible, to hear the stories behind the canvases. Dinner at Meta continues the narrative, as the chef guides you through a modern Asian tasting menu that reflects the creativity you have experienced throughout the day.
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Meals included: Breakfast




The focus turns to the city itself, its cultural architecture, and the spaces where art and design come to life, starting with a morning walk through the Bras Basah and Bugis corridor. You will visit STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery to see the hands on reality of how world class print and paper works are produced.
After lunch at Candlenut, the afternoon turns to the design led side of Art Week at Design Orchard, with the option to add private studio visits for a closer look at the creative process. The day concludes high above the city at SKAI, where a modern European dinner is paired with panoramic skyline views of the neighbourhoods you have explored on the ground.
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Meals included: Breakfast




To understand the art, it helps to see the neighbourhoods that shape its visual DNA. Spend the morning between Kampong Glam and Little India, moving from Islamic calligraphy and textile traditions to the vibrant energy of Singapore’s South Asian quarter.
Lunch at Blue Label Pizza offers an easy palate reset before you return for one final Art Week highlight exhibition. The week concludes with a farewell dinner at either Odette or Les Amis, two of the city’s most respected dining rooms, and a fitting final note to a week defined by craft, discipline, and imagination.
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Meals included: Breakfast





Take the morning at your own pace, perhaps a long breakfast, or a final visit to the gallery that stayed with you most. At the arranged time, your private car will transfer you to the airport to match your flight schedule, so you can depart smoothly and continue to your next destination without the usual rush.
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You know that feeling when you have spent days looking so closely at things that the world starts to feel more vivid? That is the real gift of this week.
You will fly home with a sharpened perspective and a mind pushed into new ways of thinking. For six days, you have been part of a global conversation, and that kind of inspiration does not fade when you board the plane. It stays with you, changing how you notice, interpret, and respond to the world long after Art Week is over.
The most important work in the region converges in Singapore this January. Secure your place in the conversation.
Let us know what you love, where you want to go, and we’ll design a one-of-a-kind adventure you’ll never forget.
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Miriam
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Romina
Europe & Africa Expert
Laura
Europe & Africa Expert
Singapore Art Week is normally held in January each year, with citywide programmes running across multiple venues.
Many Singapore Art Week events are free, but some exhibitions, fairs, and special programmes require timed entry or tickets, so it depends on what you choose to see.
Singapore Art Week takes place across the island. Key districts typically include the Civic District, Bras Basah and Bugis, Gillman Barracks, Tanjong Pagar, Marina Bay, and heritage areas such as Kampong Glam and Little India.
Plan 3 to 5 days to cover the main highlights. A 6-day itinerary is ideal if you want museums, gallery districts, talks, design-led stops, and time to explore without rushing.
The best exhibitions change each year. For the strongest line-up, start with the official Singapore Art Week programme, then prioritise major museum presentations, headline installations, and curated district exhibitions that match your interests.
ART SG is the leading international fair during Singapore Art Week. Depending on the year, you can also expect curated Southeast Asian platforms and partner fairs to sit alongside the city’s museum and gallery programmes.
S.E.A. Focus is a curated platform dedicated to Southeast Asian contemporary art. It serves as an anchor event within Singapore Art Week and is often scheduled to align closely with the wider Art Week calendar.
Opening hours vary by venue and by exhibition. Major museums are often open daily with extended evening hours on selected days, while galleries may keep shorter hours. Always confirm times for the specific venues and events you plan to visit.
Group visits by district and use the MRT for fast travel between precincts. Ride-hailing works well for point-to-point moves, and many Art Week areas are best explored on foot. During Art Week, free shuttle services may also operate between key precincts.
Book in advance for popular talks and panels, ticketed exhibitions, fair entry slots, private gallery or studio visits, and top restaurants. If you are travelling at peak dates, secure hotels early as well.
Yes. Singapore Art Week is ideal for first-time visitors because it concentrates museum highlights, accessible exhibitions, and guided programmes into one citywide season, making it easy to build confidence and context.
Start with Gillman Barracks for a concentrated cluster of contemporary galleries, then add commercial gallery neighbourhoods such as Tanjong Pagar and nearby areas. Your final list should reflect the artists and mediums you are most interested in.
For the easiest access, stay in the Civic District or City Hall area for walkable museums, or Marina Bay for quick links to major venues and fairs. Bugis can also be a strong base for the arts corridor and transport connections.
Revigorate creates tailor-made Singapore Art Week itineraries with private transfers, curated museum and gallery planning, and key reservations. We shape the pacing around your interests so you can focus on the art, the conversations, and the atmosphere.
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