Singapore elevates status as SEA visual arts hub
An assortment of museums, galleries and art fairs throughout the year ensures there is no shortage of opportunities for more people here to experience art.
SINGAPORE'S art market has come a long way in the past 10 to 15 years - with more exhibitions, art fairs and art spaces popping up, providing no shortage of opportunities for more people here to experience art. The contemporary South-east Asian art market in particular has been gradually developing only for the last two decades or so, but it is still widely considered an emerging market globally.
Contemporary art from that region of Asia is finding its place on the world stage and Singapore is currently galvanising itself to become a South-east Asian hub for artists of the region as it presents incredible South-east Asian talent across an assortment of museums, galleries and art fairs throughout the year. For instance, one of the most antici…
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