Singapore Art Week 2027 will take place in January with over 100 events and spotlight on Southeast Asian artists

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Running from Jan 21 to 31, 2027, the 15th edition of Singapore Art Week will feature various artworks, from a giant melting sun and immersive exhibitions to art displays in a…

Running from Jan 21 to 31, 2027, the 15th edition of Singapore Art Week will feature various artworks, from a giant melting sun and immersive exhibitions to art displays in a former air raid shelter, MRT stations and hotel suites.

Singapore Art Week (SAW) will return for its 15th edition from Jan 21 to 31, 2027, with more than 100 events spanning major exhibitions, art fairs, interactive installations and public art across the island.

Organised by the National Arts Council (NAC) and supported by the Singapore Tourism Board, this edition will place a greater spotlight on Southeast Asian artists and their works, coinciding with Singapore's ASEAN Chairmanship and the regional bloc's 60th anniversary.

Beyond established names, the programme will also highlight emerging artists from across the region, including those working outside major cities and conventional art institutions.

Visitors also won't have to confine themselves to museums and galleries as some experiences will take place in a former air raid shelter, on public buses, at MRT stations and even in a hotel.

A highlight is Entry Point: Everywhere, Already, an exhibition featuring more than 100 works by 22 emerging artists from all ASEAN member states.

Curated by John Z W Tung and Soh Chihiro, the exhibition highlights artists whose practices developed outside major capital cities and established art institutions, offering visitors a broader view of contemporary art in Southeast Asia.

It will run from Jan 22 to 31 at Artspace@Helutrans in Tanjong Pagar Distripark.

Thai contemporary artist Pinaree Sanpitak will also present How We Hold What's Possible – Movement II, featuring works drawn from more than four decades of her practice.

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