National Gallery Singapore Ticket
National Gallery Singapore Ticket
General Admission (Non-Singapore Residents)
- National Gallery tickets are applicable for non-Singapore residents only.
- Singapore residents enjoy free admission:
- Singapore Citizens
- Singapore Permanent Residents
- Children aged 6 years old and below
- Local/ locally-based students and teachers (from qualifying institutions only)
- Persons with disabilities (PWD) and their caregiver
- Gallery Insiders
- Valid verification IDs may be requested upon admission.
- Public Holidays and Eve of Public Holidays will follow the operating hours of the day it falls on.
- National Gallery Singapore (The Gallery) retains full discretion to grant or deny visitors entry into the exhibition.
- Ticket prices and conditions are subject to change without prior notice.
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The very first major museum survey of Singapore-born artist Kim Lim (b. 1936 - d. 1997), this exhibition celebrates the life and work of a trailblazing Asian woman artist who had achieved significant recognition in the UK. Through key sculptures and prints across four decades, never-before-seen photographs and archival materials, look forward to a groundbreaking showcase of Kim Lim’s importance to the art history of modern sculpture and printmaking.
Celebrates the ever-evolving artistic life of inventive and prolific Singaporean artist Teo Eng Seng (b. 1938, Singapore). Teo is best known for his experimentation with various mediums and his very own invention of "paperdyesculp", dyed papier-mâché sometimes mixed with other ingredients like fabric and fibre glass. Through his devotion to the centuries-old Asian medium of pulp and paper, Teo explores the boundless possibilities of material and process in his creative practice. Beyond his dynamic body of work, Teo is also a prominent and respected advocate of the local arts scene. In recognition of his contributions to visual arts and art education, Teo received the Cultural Medallion in 1986.
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Highlights
Calling all art enthusiasts! Discover the vibrant world of modern art at the National Gallery Singapore. This dynamic institution showcases the cultural heritage of Singapore and Southeast Asia. Nestled in the historic Civic District, the gallery spans the iconic City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings. Embark on a captivating art journey through 64,000 square meters of culture and history.
The National Gallery Singapore offers the world's largest public collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art, right in the heart of Singapore's Civic District. Housed in two national monuments, including the former Supreme Court building, the National Gallery strives to foster dialogues that inspire a global community of artistic expression. It conducts collaborative research, educational initiatives, and innovative programming, along with special exhibitions and interactive installations.
Since its transformation and reopening as the new National Gallery Singapore in 2015, the venue has become a vibrant hub for contemporary art and culture in the heart of the city, partnering with international museums to bring modern Southeast Asian art to the forefront of the global stage. Partnerships include the Centre Pompidou, Musée d'Orsay, Tate Britain, National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea. Discover art in the Lion City like never before and embark on a transformative journey of exploration and celebration at the National Gallery. Celebrate the vibrant tapestry of voices and narratives that shape Singapore's history, with a vast collection of unique art from renowned artists around the world.
- Explore the most extensive collection of contemporary art from Singapore and Southeast Asian cultures.
- Witness the diversity of Southeast Asian art in over 1,000 installations across the permanent exhibition galleries.
- Admire the elegant architectural integration of the historic former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings.
- Check out the two permanent galleries, the Singapore Gallery and the Southeast Asia Gallery, showcasing Singaporean and Southeast Asian art.
- Pamper yourself at some of the gallery's restaurants, including the three-Michelin-starred Odette and the cocktail bar Smoke & Mirrors, offering stunning views of Marina Bay Sands.
- Visit the National Gallery Singapore for art-inspired venues, including specially curated dining, permanent galleries, and retail spaces.
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The DBS Singapore Gallery has started on a phased revamp starting in April 2024. At least one of the three Singapore galleries will always remain open, and all tours will continue as usual. All other galleries, such as the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery, Level 4 Gallery (Lim Tze Peng), and the Chief Justice’s Chamber & Office, included in the General Admission Pass will remain open. Do note that Lim Tze Peng’s exhibition will only open from 25 Oct onwards.
- Monday - Sunday; 10:00AM to 7:00PM
- Admission ends 30 minutes before closing time.
- Operating hours may vary on Public Holidays and Eve of Public Holidays.
- On special occassions, National Gallery Singapore may change their operating hours and admission requirements at their discretion, without prior notice.
Guided tours are available for certain galleries and exhibitions. For most updated tour information, visit the official website.
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Upon booking confirmation, the National Gallery Singapore ticket is valid for 3 months from date of selection only.
Location
City Hall:
Take Exit B. The Gallery is approximately a 7-minute walk from City Hall MRT station via the Art Connector.
Clarke Quay:
Take Exit E and enjoy a leisurely 10-minute stroll along the Singapore River to the Gallery.
Raffles Place:
Take Exit B. The Gallery is approximately a 10-minute walk away through the business district.
City Hall:
Take Exit B. The Gallery is approximately a 7-minute walk from City Hall MRT station via the Art Connector.
Clarke Quay:
Take Exit E and enjoy a leisurely 10-minute stroll along the Singapore River to the Gallery.
Raffles Place:
Take Exit B. The Gallery is approximately a 10-minute walk away through the business district.
Taxi/car can drop-off and pick-up passengers at the Gallery’s Coleman Street entrance, which is accessible by turning right at the end of Supreme Court Lane. Next closest taxi stands are located at The Adelphi.
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This is such a big museum that you should visit if you love art. There are many art pieces and sections for you to see. It is peaceful and nice to spend 2-3 hours here.
The visit to the National Gallery has definitely been a highlight. The building itself is incredible and it was great to get to know some of the Singaporian artist through the exhibitions.
I had seen this building on tv program about engineering the new atrium. The art was also amazing. So much to see. Loved it
The ticket was around $12.6 after discount from Pelago I have spent there almost 6 hours of various high quality expositions. It's great place to visit there was as well exposition for children which I would visit if I was there with children. Highly recommended for all art lovers!
The gallery was fantastic - I spent about 4 hours exploring but could easily have stayed longer. Staff were friendly, knowledgeable and courteous. The Liu kuo-sung exhibit was a real highlight and Tropicalia was a worthwhile addition. Don’t miss the rooftop gardens too, you’ll get a great view of the city.
Wonderful buildings , so much history , great art , wonderful guide called Kelly - extremely knowledgable - recommend the building tour which is free but you have to book at reception, roof top section brillant views over Singapore