FIGURING A SCENE
Figuring a Scene presents different instances where elements from nature become signs that help us perceive and grasp social forms. Experience it for yourself at Dalam Southeast Asia, the dedicated project space within the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery.
STORIES IN LIGHT: FOUR MODERN PHOTOGRAPHERS IN SINGAPORE
Explore the works of four Singaporean photographers in an all-new 3D environment for a virtual experience like no other.
BACK-OF-HOUSE - "FORMER SUPREME COURT: UNSEEN, UNHEARD" TOUR
Ever wonder if there's more than meets the eye as you walk through the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery in the Supreme Court Wing? This exclusive tour offers a glimpse into restricted areas of the former Supreme Court, usually out of bounds to the public.
LAWS OF OUR LAND: FOUNDATIONS OF A NEW NATION
Organised by the National Library Board (NLB), this exhibition puts a spotlight on the Citizenship Ordinance, the Women’s Charter, and the Employment Act.
LISTENING TO ARCHITECTURE: THE GALLERY'S HISTORIES AND TRANSFORMATIONS
Learn about the history and architecture of two national monuments—City Hall and former Supreme Court—and their dramatic transformation into a home for Southeast Asian art.
SIAPA NAMA KAMU? ART IN SINGAPORE SINCE THE 19TH CENTURY
Asking “What is your name?” this inaugural exhibition invites visitors to consider how art may relate to issues of self and community, and what it means to look at Singapore through its art.
BETWEEN DECLARATIONS AND DREAMS: ART OF SOUTHEAST ASIA SINCE THE 19TH CENTURY
A powerful exhibition, "Between Declarations and Dreams" looks at Southeast Asian art’s continuous encounter with the new, and how artists negotiated meaning and expression.
Open Studio | At the Conservator’s Bench: Cheong Soo Pieng
For one time only, join us for the rare chance to witness our conservators in action as they continue their meticulous study of Cheong Soo Pieng’s iconic painting, Drying Salted Fish. An illustration of this artwork is featured on the back of Singapore’s $50 note.
The Death of Chikun by Cheryl Ho (Resonates With Residency)
Join our resident artist Cheryl Ho for an in-gallery performance created in response to How to Explain Art to a Bangkok Cock by Apinan Poshyananda. This is her first work-in-progress performance for the Resonates With Residency.
TEO ENG SENG
The Teo Eng Seng exhibition celebrates the dynamic and ever-evolving artistic life of Singaporean artist Teo Eng Seng (b. 1938, Singapore). His work experiments with different mediums such as oil painting, plastic waste and his very own invention "paperdyesculp".
Screening & Dialogue | Objects for Thriving
Join us for a screening of the film Objects for Thriving and explore the complexity of lived worlds in ordinary domestic objects.
