On January 17 in Singapore, the third edition of Art Singapore (ART SG) descends upon the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Marina Bay Sands, open to the public through January 19. As the most far-reaching presentation for the region, the international affair showcases 105 galleries hailing from 30 diverse countries and territories. Three art sectors are in store for visitors: GALLERIES offers sweeping, multi-artist shows, FOCUS concentrates on solo and duo artist exhibitions, and FUTURES champions emerging galleries under 10 years.
Must-see highlights include the PLATFORM section of the fair with five site-specific, larger-than-life creations, as well as an engrossing FILM realm developed alongside Bangkok Kunsthalle, curated by director Stefano Rabolli Pansera. The engaging fair’s founding and lead partner UBS will debut a meaningful community undertaking and commissioned artworks, while the notable TALKS program, created in partnership with Aaron Cezar, Director of the Delfina Foundation, harmonizes critical perspectives with visionaries including artists Mandy El-Sayegh and Korakrit Arunanondchai.
Art Singapore Showcases Talent from Southeast Asia and Beyond

“As we look forward to ART SG 2025, we are thrilled to welcome established and emerging contemporary art galleries, artists and collectors to Singapore,” said Shuyin Yang, Fair Director of Art Singapore. “Showcasing remarkable talent hailing from Southeast Asia and beyond, this edition of the fair will offer thoughtfully curated sectors and programs, as well as a city-wide schedule of dynamic exhibitions, installations, and activations.”
Leading Galleries, Southeast Asian Exhibitors, and First-Timers Unite at ART SG

The leading galleries of the world will be present at this year’s comprehensive edition, including luminaries like Gagosian (New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Le Bourget, Geneva, Basel, Gstaad, Rome, Athens, Hong Kong), White Cube (London, Hong Kong, Paris, Seoul, New York), Thaddaeus Ropac (London, Paris, Salzburg, Seoul), Lehmann Maupin (New York, London, Seoul), neugerriemschneider (Berlin), and Cardi Gallery (Milan, London).
“As we look forward to ART SG 2025, we are thrilled to welcome established and emerging contemporary art galleries, artists and collectors to Singapore,”
Shuyin Yang
ART SG will also place Southeast Asian exhibitors as a central focus of the show, with compelling moments from Ames Yavuz (Singapore, Sydney), STPI (Singapore), Sullivan+Strumpf (Singapore, Sydney, Melbourne), Richard Koh Fine Art (Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur), FOST Gallery (Singapore), Ota Fine Arts (Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo), and Gajah Gallery (Singapore, Jakarta, Yogyakarta).
Participating in the fair for the first time are names like Galerie Gmurzynska (Zürich, New York), Marc Straus (New York), Haridas Contemporary (Singapore), Baik Art (Los Angeles, Seoul, Jakarta), SUN CONTEMPORARY (Bali), and INKStudio (Beijing, New York), just to name a few.
“Further emphasizing its commitment to the region, the third edition of ART SG continues to bolster opportunities for galleries and foster dialogue within the global art market,” added Magnus Renfrew, Co-Founder of Art Singapore. “Exceptional presentations at the fair will be complemented by vibrant activations across Singapore, a growing centre for international art communities.”
Theaster Gates at White Cube

Within the ArtScience Museum Cinema on January 18, Theaster Gates takes part in the film presentation “By Artists, On Artists” during Art Singapore. Two films by the masterful creative, Ave Maria : An Exercise in reproduction (2018) and Oh, The Wind (2021) light up the program’s “Voices and Whispers” platform, embracing the internal and external voyages of diverse artists across space and time.
Billy Childish at Lehmann Maupin

UK-based artist Billy Childish unveils the mesmeric and sensorial work yuba river at edwards crossing (2024) at Lehmann Maupin’s booth. The earth-toned work of oil and charcoal on linen draws viewers in with organic motifs and a determined heroine, conjuring trademark themes of the enveloping natural environment and limitless self-examination.
Wolfgang Laib at Thaddaeus Ropac

Artist Wolfgang Laib’s film Without Time, Without Place, Without Body (2019 – 2021) is a must-see work presented alongside Thaddaeus Ropac at ART SG FILM. On January 17 in ArtScience Cinema, guests will bask in an artistic and spiritual dialogue, bringing together the soaring imagination of the Renaissance and gripping investigations into contemporary art.
Thandiwe Muriu at 193 Gallery


193 Gallery raises the curtain on a prismatic solo exhibition by the dynamic artist Thandiwe Muriu. Recognizable Camo artworks will be displayed alongside new photographs tailor made for the Art Singapore fair, taking viewers on an unforgettable journey honoring her African heritage. Prepare to be fully immersed in her skillful juxtaposition of rainbow hues, hypnotic patterns, and inspiring, boundary-breaking female figures.
Antonio Santín at Marc Straus Gallery

The esteemed Marc Straus Gallery brings Madrid-based artist Antonio Santín’s sensual and lyrical rug paintings to the third edition of ART SG. Art lovers and collectors will want to take a closer look at pieces like Alevosía (2024), an awe-inspiring masterpiece of oil on canvas. Each work is a decadent optical illusion of realistic and fantastical proportions.