Description

The Art Galleries Association Singapore (AGAS) is proud to present Singapore Gallery Month (SGM) 2026, taking place from 15 August to 13 September 2026, with over 100 exhibitions, talks, tours, workshops, and collector-focused experiences across the island.

While many people enjoy visiting exhibitions, taking the next step into collecting can often feel intimidating. This year’s edition of SGM is designed to bridge that gap, offering opportunities for audiences at every stage of their collecting journey – from those taking their first steps into the art world to seasoned collectors seeking fresh perspectives and connections.

Through a month-long programme presented by AGAS member galleries and partners, visitors will have the opportunity to discover new works, engage directly with and learn from artists and gallerists, gain insights from experienced collectors, and develop a deeper understanding of what it means to live with and collect art.

Selected exhibition highlights include:

  • FOST Gallery presents The Lie of the Land from 1 Aug – 12 Sep, an annual group show of Singaporean artists examining the current state of affairs – both literally and metaphorically – held in conjunction with National Day
  • Prestige Gallery presents Cleanse: Asia Pacific Now from 15 Aug – 27 Sep, a group show that examines cleansing as a ritual, psychological condition, and cultural form through the works of artists from the region
  • The Private Museum presents Shadows, Signals, and the Line: Abstract Expressionism in Singapore from 29 May – 23 Aug, which explores the development of abstraction in Singapore through the works of 16 local artists
  • ShanghART presents Taiki Sakpisit: 13 Nightmares from 25 Jul – 27 Sep, where the Thai artist transforms the gallery into a labyrinth of moving images, photographs, sound, and spectral presences
  • Sundaram Tagore Gallery presents Neha Vedpathak: Land, Body, Spirit from 15 Aug – 17 Oct, spotlighting the Indian-born, Detroit-based artist who creates sculptural installations and wall reliefs made from Japanese paper

Service information

  • Date: 15 August – 13 September 2026
  • Venue: Multiple locations in Singapore

For more information, visit:

ART GALLERIES ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE