ART SG to Hold Its Third Edition in January 2025 with 106 Exhibitors
Art lovers in Singapore are in for a big treat, as the leading international art fair for Singapore and Southeast Asia, ART SG, is returning for its third edition in January 2025!
Happening at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands from Jan. 17 to 19, 2025, ART SG is bringing 106 exhibitors from over 30 countries, featuring various artworks and collections that celebrate Southeast Asia’s visual arts.
Returning to ART SG are global gallery networks such as Gagosian, White Cube, Thaddaeus Ropac, Galerie Gisela Capitain, Goodman Gallery, Annely Juda Fine Art, ESLITE Gallery, and INKstudio, among many others.
The fair will likewise showcase contemporary artistic production across Southeast Asia, featuring 32 exhibitors across the region. This includes Singapore’s STPI, FOST Gallery, and Haridas Contemporary; Bangkok’s BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY; Bali’s Sun Contemporary, as well as multinational galleries like Gajah Gallery, Richard Koh Fine Art, Sullivan+Strumpf, and many more.
ART SG also collaborates with four cultural partners, who will lend their curatorial expertise to stage a dynamic program across the city. This includes Bangkok Kunsthalle, curating ART SG FILM, which will exhibit various film, video art, and moving image artworks; Delfina Foundation, which will set a series of programs related to collecting, philanthropy, and creating private foundations; and M Art Foundation, presenting curated programs on the foundation’s guiding principles and thematic concerns.
Meanwhile, Singapore’s Art Outreach will stage a visual arts summit, featuring experts like Triangle Network London Director Alessio Antoniolli, ArtScience Museum Vice and Attractions at Marina Bay Sands Vice President Honor Harger, The Whitworth, Manchester Director and Japan Pavilion Curator Dr. Sook-kyung Lee, and Chisenhale Gallery Director Dr. Zoé Whitley, among many others.
The first wave of tickets to ART SG are available from now until Nov. 27 via their website, with prices ranging from SG$38 to SG$90. For more details and updates, follow them on Instagram, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter).
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