Exhibition
Sculpture 2052
14 January 2026 to 14 February 2026
Free admission
Synopsis
Instead of simply transferring physical artworks into digital formats, the project takes a deeper approach to contemporary art. It aims to create a transcendental field that reintegrates classical and digital art forms in our time.
The Open City Project will be presented through Online Roaming and Onsite Roaming.
Two keywords have been identified during the initial research period: Roaming and Real Time. These reflect our research attitude to explore unknown factors through the random stimulation of daily encounters both in Singapore and Paris.
Public Participatory Workshop
8 Feb 2026 (Sunday Morning 9:00AM to 11.30AM)
8 Feb 2026 (Sunday Morning 9:00AM to 11.30AM)
On-site scanning walks and sensory fieldwork sessions, inviting participants to engage with the city through tactile, visual, and embodied experiences. The participatory workshop introduces participants to Extended Reality (XR), focusing on 3D scanning and integrating scanned objects into Augmented Reality (AR). Participants will take a short walk around Admiralty to explore its public spaces, void decks, and community corners—observing how daily life is expressed through objects, architecture, and shared spaces.
Curator
Yeo Chee Kiong
Artists
Yeo Chee Kiong, Tan Yen Peng, Ng Siok Hoon, Koh Kai Ting
Exhibition
TAKSU Singapore
22 Jan 2026 to 1 Feb 2026
Free admission
The exhibition explores the emotional essence of Gothic through Southeast Asian perspectives, blending history and contemporary art to evoke mood, memory, and reinterpret cultural connections across time.
Exhibition
National Gallery Singapore
31 May 2025 to 29 Mar 2026
Free admission
The Gallery Children's Biennale inspires creativity and imagination in children through immersive, multisensory artworks exploring themes Joy, Kindness, Dream & Love.
Exhibition
Pitch by Pitch
22 Jan 2026 to 30 Jan 2026
Free admission
Experience the Evolution of K-Art in Singapore. MOMENT & FACE, K-Art: Contemporary Inner-Scapes explores the "unfixed inner-scapes" of six artists, including Korea's celebrated actress and artist - Ha Jiwon.
SMU Libraries
23 Jan 2026 to 1 Mar 2026
Free admission
Just like this, again this time: Paintings from Myanmar is a meditation on Myanmar’s historical rhythm, and a land enmeshed in both traditional lifeworlds and cyclical unrest.
