Affordable Art Fair Singapore is back at the F1 Pit Building this Nov. 13 to 16, 2025, celebrating its largest edition since 2019 with 95 participating galleries and a renewed focus on community, accessibility, and Southeast Asian voices.

This year’s edition follows the success of 2024, which welcomed 22,000 visitors and achieved S$5.3 million in sales. Last year also saw nearly one quarter of visitors (46%) purchasing art at the Fair, with 6% making their very first art purchase — proof that the Fair’s role in shaping new collectors and making art more approachable for all.

A Regional Focus

This year, the Fair shifts its lenses to a more regional focus with 180 Southeast Asian artists present, representing a 24% increase over the past three years. At its heart is the Ubah Rumah Residency, a special project highlighting emerging artists inspired by ecology, care, and maritime heritage across the Singapore-Malaysia-Riau region.

Its name, Ubah Rumah, or “home of change,” reflects its ethos of exploring what it means to host, adapt, and create in a shifting world. One artist will also be chosen for a solo show at Blueprint Art Space in 2026.

Exhibiting artists are:

Visual artists: Djuwadi Ahwal (Indonesia), Lusiano Limono (Indonesia), Ireen Tan (Malaysia), Florence Cinco (Philippines), Ricky Yeo (Singapore), Wendy Zhang (Singapore)

Performance artists: Yeo Lyle & Thain Siew Kim (Malaysia, Tunggu Makan, 2022)

Celebrating SG60 Through Art and Identity

In line with Singapore’s 60th anniversary, the Fair will cast a spotlight on how art reflects national identity, heritage, and community, reminding visitors that art can be both meaningful and accessible, not only for museums or mansions, but for every home.

Visitors can expect works that speak to personal memory and place, especially from local artists who explore themes of multiculturalism, family history, and a local’s everyday experience.

Beyond the Galleries

Visitors can expect hands-on workshops at The Workshop, family-friendly activities at the evolved Children’s Art Studio, a refreshed culinary experience with local flavors, explore the curated #SPOTLIGHT exhibition, and encounter Special Projects across the fair. Affordable Art Fair Singapore also continues its partnership with the Caregiving Welfare Association, with proceeds from activities supporting caregivers and seniors.

“2025 is not just about growth,” shared Alan Koh, Fair Director of Affordable Art Fair Singapore. “It’s about rooting deeper into our region — reinvesting in our communities, creating real value for galleries, and continuing to offer a space where people fall in love with art for the first time, or all over again. That’s always been the joy and purpose of Affordable Art Fair.”

Tickets to the fair are now available on the Affordable Art Fair Singapore website. Tickets are priced from S$19 (Early Bird Tickets from Sept. 9 to Oct. 5), S$24 (Advanced Tickets from Oct. 6 to Nov. 13), S$28 (Standard Tickets), and S$13.50 (Students or aged 60+).

For more information and updates, visit the Affordable Art Fair Singapore website here, and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages.

Affordable Art Fair Singapore 2025

Location: Republic Boulevard, F1 Pit Building, Singapore

Opening Hours: 11 AM to 9 PM (Nov. 14), 10 AM to 7 PM (Nov. 15 to 16)