A large selection of works in the Collection are featured in the Gallery’s two long-term exhibitions, Siapa Nama Kamu? and Between Declarations and Dreams, which respectively present expansive narratives of Singapore’s position as a crossroads of culture, and the shared and divergent artistic impulses in the region since the 19th century.
The Gallery’s Collection is further enhanced by extensive holdings of related materials in its library and archives, which are publicly accessible in the Gallery’s Rotunda Library & Archive. These resources have been built through the Gallery’s curatorial research, and are integral to our mission as a research-driven institution.
Posted By : Sukhi_K
Really worth a visit to relax and see some beautiful art works. Not just for rainy days. Saw some great works by local artist and a wonderfully curated exhibition of Liu Kuo-Sung's which I've never experienced before.
For all you OT7 out there you can do some Namjooning by following a acurated guide by RM himself.
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Posted On : 2024-02-14 23:10:59 
Posted By : AdventureDiva
Singapore does well with its museums and galleries. This gallery shines a light on the cultures and arts of its various ethnic population. Housed in the former City Hall and Old Supreme Court, the exhibitions has a vast collection of South Asian at.
On the 3rd level, City Hall wing, there is a rotating exhibit of the first people's art of Australia now showing. Contemporary works from aboriginal artists was quite interesting.
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Posted On : 2022-09-01 10:03:58 
