Singapore Biennale

The Singapore Biennale is a massive contemporary art exhibition held at various venues all over Singapore. Established in 2006, the festival aims to cultivate public engagement with visual arts through a 4-month long exhibition and workshop program.

Hosted in a range of venues, including the Asian Civilisations Museum, Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, Far East Plaza, Gillman Barracks, National Gallery Singapore, National Library, National Museum of Singapore & Singapore Art Museum, visitors to Singapore will have no shortage of events so make sure to check out the full program when it is released.

The Singapore Biennale provides opportunities for visual artists, businesses and arts organisations to engage with the community, fostering collaboration and inspiration between the artists. The theme of the exhibition changes with each bi-annual event and the theme is yet to be announced for the 2024/2025 event.

The Singapore Biennale also offers a range of school programs and outreach activities for the young people of Singapore and the general public to enjoy the artworks and exhibitions at a deeper level.

This event is Singapore’s pre-eminent showcase of contemporary art, so visit the many studios and museums hosting events during your next visit to Singapore.