Public Art in Singapore

Discover sculptures, murals, installations, museums, and galleries in Singapore. Your guide to public art worth exploring.

19 Museums23 Collections22 Galleries & Studios

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Museums

Changi Chapel & Museum

Exhibits, displays & art documenting the Japanese occupation during WWII, plus a cafe & bookshop.

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Chinatown Heritage Centre

Restored shophouses displaying living spaces, furnishings & artifacts of early Chinatown settlers.

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Civil Defence Heritage Gallery

Historic firetrucks & equipment are displayed at this small civil defense museum in a fire station.

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MOCA@Singapore (Museum Of Contemporary Art)

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA) Singapore focuses on showcasing and promoting contemporary art through a series of exhibitions and collections. Established in 2009, it operates as a self-funded institution that emphasizes the unique visual language of contemporary artistic practices. MoCA stands out for its dedication to engaging the public with the philosophies and expressions of modern art in a private museum setting.

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Museum of Contemporary Arts

27A Loewen Rd, Singapore 248839

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National Gallery Singapore

Museum of Singapore & Southeast Asian arts housed in a restored municipal building dating to 1929.

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National Museum of Singapore

Classical & modern architecture converge in this large, vibrant museum of Singaporean artifacts.

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New Art Museum Singapore

New Art Museum Singapore invites visitors into an extraordinary world of contemporary art, combining artistic innovation with cultural exploration. Located in Tanjong Pagar, the museum offers a diverse range of exhibitions and programmes that connect local and international artists, fostering dialogue and creativity. What sets them apart is their commitment to engaging with the community through participatory events and educational initiatives, aiming to make art accessible to everyone.

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NUS Museum

University museum with 8,000-plus exhibits from classical & contemporary Asian art to sculpture.

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REDSEA Gallery

Former colonial army barracks now housing a contemporary art gallery & space for private events.

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SAM at 8Q (Singapore Art Museum)

Colorful annex location of the Singapore Art Museum hosting diverse contemporary exhibitions.

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SAM at Bras Basah (SJI)

Collection of contemporary Asian art, festivals & tours in a former 19th-century Catholic school.

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Singapore Art Museum (Corporate Office and Residency Studios)

The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) focuses on contemporary art and aims to foster a thriving arts scene in Singapore. With a diverse range of exhibitions and programs, SAM offers unique opportunities for engagement with artists and cultural experiences that celebrate local and regional narratives. What sets SAM apart is its commitment to accessibility, ensuring that art is available to everyone through various programs and resources.

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Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark

The Singapore Art Museum aims to engage the public through contemporary art and cultural heritage. It offers a diverse range of exhibitions, educational programs, and access initiatives that foster understanding and appreciation of the arts in Southeast Asia. What makes the museum unique is its focus on the region's contemporary art scene and its commitment to accessibility for all visitors.

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Singapore City Gallery

Museum & gallery focusing on city development & planning, with large models & interactive exhibits.

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STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery

Non-profit organization promoting contemporary print & paper art, with exhibitions & workshops.

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Sustainable Singapore Gallery

The Sustainable Singapore Gallery, located at Marina Barrage, is dedicated to promoting sustainability and environmental consciousness in Singapore. It offers visitors engaging exhibits that showcase the nation's commitment to a clean and green environment, highlighting innovative solutions and community involvement. Unique in its approach, the Gallery also provides guided tours to enhance visitor experience and understanding of sustainable practices.

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The Intan

Private museum for Peranakan culture with tours & artefacts such as pots & jewelry. By appointment.

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The Private Museum

Museum established to provide a space for art collectors to showcase their collections.

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Collections

Artisan's Garden

The National Parks Board (NParks) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Singapore by creating and maintaining parks, nature reserves, and other green spaces. They offer a wide range of recreational activities and educational programs, promoting biodiversity and environmental conservation, making them a pivotal agency in fostering appreciation for nature in urban settings.

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ASEAN Sculpture Garden

The National Parks Board is dedicated to the protection and promotion of Singapore's green spaces, ensuring sustainable development and conservation of the nation's biodiversity. They offer a range of recreational activities in parks, nature reserves, and park connectors, fostering a connection between the community and nature. Unique initiatives such as therapeutic gardening programs and community involvement opportunities distinguish their mission.

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Chang Kuda Sculpture

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that serves as a vibrant and educational public garden for all ages. It showcases a diverse range of plants and artworks, including sculptures created by local and international artists, enriching the cultural landscape of Singapore. The Gardens uniquely blend nature, art, and education, making it a crucial part of Singapore's natural heritage.

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Cloud Forest

Lush vegetation of the tropical highlands & a tall waterfall in a soaring, contemporary greenhouse.

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Dancing Girl Sculpture at Seng Poh Garden

Seng Poh Rd, Singapore

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Evolution Garden

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that serves as a lush urban escape, dedicated to promoting the appreciation of nature through its diverse flora. Offering educational programs, guided tours, and a variety of thematic gardens, it uniquely combines recreation and learning in a biodiverse environment.

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Floral Fantasy

Indoor gardens with colorful hanging blossoms & waterfalls, plus a collection of poison dart frogs.

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Flower Dome

Gigantic air-conditioned glass greenhouse offering themed gardens with many exotic plants.

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Fort Canning Park

A well-known historical landmark, this grassy hilltop park hosts events such as concerts & plays.

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Garden Rhapsody

Choreographed bayside spectacles of colored lights set to classical music, pop songs & show tunes.

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Gardens by the Bay

A network of modern greenhouses & waterfront parks containing super trees lined with solar cells.

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Merlion Park

The 70-ton merlion statue is one of the city's most iconic sights & is located in this park.

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Mirror Balls sculpture “24 Hours in Singapore”

The National Heritage Board (NHB) serves as Singapore's key institution in promoting and preserving the nation's heritage. They offer a diverse range of cultural experiences, including public art installations, collections, and initiatives aimed at fostering a deeper appreciation of Singapore's history and arts. What makes NHB unique is their commitment to engaging the public through innovative projects like the '24 Hours in Singapore,' merging art and audio to deepen the connection with Singaporean identity.

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Planet by Marc Quinn

Marc Quinn is a contemporary artist renowned for his provocative works that explore themes of identity, nature, and the human condition. With a unique blend of science and art, he offers a diverse range of artworks, including sculptures and prints, that challenge viewers' perceptions. His innovative approach and commitment to pushing artistic boundaries make him a distinctive voice in the art world.

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Rifle Range Nature Park

Rifle Range Rd, Singapore 589322

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Sang Nila Utama Garden

The National Parks Board (NParks) is committed to enhancing the quality of life in Singapore through the establishment and stewardship of parks, greenery, and biodiversity. They offer a variety of activities that connect people with nature, including recreational opportunities, educational programs, and community engagement initiatives, making them unique in promoting sustainable living in urban environments.

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Sculpture : "The Climb"

Expat Choice is dedicated to helping expatriates navigate their lives in Singapore and beyond. They offer various resources, from guides on local attractions to community events, enhancing the expatriate experience with valuable insights and connections. Unique for its focus on the expatriate community, it fosters a sense of belonging and integration into diverse cultures.

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Seng Poh Garden

78 Guan Chuan St, Singapore 160078

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Sengkang Sculpture Park

The Sengkang Town Council (SKTC) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents through community-focused projects and sustainable initiatives. They manage key community spaces including the Sengkang Sculpture Park, which is being rejuvenated to celebrate the area's heritage and foster community interaction. Unique to SKTC is their inclusive approach, inviting local residents to participate in the design and development of public spaces.

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Sengkang Sculpture Park

Compassvale Cres, Singapore 540291

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Singapore Botanic Gardens

82-hectare botanical garden with sculptures, a swan lake & significant collection of tropical trees.

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Singapore Soul, sculpture by Jaume Plensa

Jaume Plensa is a renowned artist known for his evocative sculptures and public art installations that explore themes of identity and connection. With a unique blend of materials and approaches, he offers a contemplative experience to viewers, blending art with the environment. Plensa's ability to engage with cultural narratives makes his work stand out in the contemporary art scene.

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