2027.01.22 — 2027.01.24 · Coming soon
ART SG
ART SG 2027 is the fair’s fifth edition, open from 22 to 24 January at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, with a VIP preview and vernissage the day before, on 21 January, and tickets already on sale. The exhibitor list was not yet published when checked on 2 October; the organisers have confirmed that S.E.A. Focus (Southeast Asian galleries), PLATFORM (large-scale projects), FILM and the PERSPECTIVES talks will return. The works below are 2026 examples.
Lee Bae paints a black brushstroke on paper and also makes it a large bronze sculpture.
A turn on a flat surface gains thickness, shadow and a far side in three dimensions; walking around the sculpture, you feel that single sweep of the brush far more than from a photograph of its front.
In Melati Suryodarmo’s video I Love You (2007) the artist holds a heavy sheet of glass in a red room and says the words again and again.
Watch how she shifts her feet and takes the weight anew, and a familiar sentence slowly gathers weariness, fragility and persistence.
In 2026 ART SG awarded its first FUTURES Prize, USD 10,000 for the most outstanding emerging artist in the FUTURES sector. The first winner was the Filipino-Canadian artist Marigold Santos, whose etchings were brought by Patel Brown of Toronto.
FUTURES shows new work made for the fair by rising artists, presented by galleries less than ten years old; in this corner you see names that have not yet made theirs.
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The 2027 exhibitor list is not yet published and the organisers say the programme will follow in late 2026 (checked 2 October); the works mentioned are 2026 examples.
The public days are 22–24 January: one answer in the ticketing notes says 22–26 January while the rest say 22–24, so check the date on your ticket.
The VIP preview on 21 January is not open to the general public; limited separate tickets for the opening night (6–9pm) exist, as does the Signature Pass that includes it.
The fair fills two floors of the convention centre (L1 and B2); the venue has lifts and accessible toilets, wheelchairs to rent and welcomes service dogs.
Tickets can be moved to another date within the same category; once the date has passed they cannot be exchanged or refunded.
Lee Bae, Melati Suryodarmo and Marigold Santos are 2026 examples; I Love You was shown as a 5 minute 49 second video, while the original performance lasted five hours.
No reusable current site plan is available; open the latest map from the official event page.
Open official guide ↗2027-01-21 VIP preview 2–6pm and vernissage 6–9pm; public days 22 January 12–7pm, 23 January 11am–7pm and 24 January 11am–6pm (Singapore time).
Asia/SingaporeFrom Bayfront MRT station (CE1/DT16), exit E connects directly to the Expo & Convention Centre; you can also take a taxi to “MBS Expo & Convention Centre” or bus routes 97, 106, 518, 133 or 502.
Children aged 16 and under enter free with a parent or guardian: choose a SGD 0 ticket for each child when booking, and bring proof of age; visitors 17 and over need a ticket, and groups of every kind, including school groups, must buy tickets. Students, National Servicemen, seniors and concession-card holders can buy concession tickets and must show proof at the door. The VIP preview on 21 January has separate admission.
Signature Pass SGD 185 · see official ticketing for standard tickets
Accessibility varies by venue or sector; confirm the specific session with the organiser before travel.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
用户现场实拍 / Visitor photograph · 摄影者授权用于 GoWoah / Used on GoWoah with photographer’s permission Image source
ART SG
S.E.A. Focus, PLATFORM, FILM and PERSPECTIVES are confirmed to return in 2027. The specific works below are examples from 2026 and are not confirmed to return in 2027.
Information checked on 2026-10-02
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