ART SG Launches Inaugural Edition During Singapore Art Week

Held during Singapore Art Week, ART SG debuts as the largest international art fair for Singapore and Southeast Asia. The event presented by Founding and Lead partner UBS and organized by The Art Assembly brings together over 160 leading galleries worldwide for collectors, curators and cultural stakeholders in the region.

In addition to the main GALLERIES sector showcasing exceptional artworks by international and regional galleries like David Zwirner, Gagosian and White Cube, the ART SG lineup will also include several specialty sectors.

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Daniel Boyd, Untitled (FAIALSD), 2019, Courtesy of the Artist and Kukje Gallery

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Daniel Boyd, Untitled (TFPISD), 2019, Courtesy of the Artist and Kukje Gallery

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Xu Zhen, Newcomer 01, 2021, Courtesy of MadeIn Gallery

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Xu Zhen, Under Heaven-2801GK2191, 2021, Courtesy of MadeIn Gallery

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Xu Zhen, I wish I had learned more trivia, 2022, Courtesy of MadeIn Gallery

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Devon DeJardin, Confrontation, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and albertz benda

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Devon DeJardin, Guardian Demon, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and albertz benda

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Pam Yan Santos, If I Behave, Can I Go Up? (2.0), 2021, Courtesy of the Artist and The Drawing Room

FOCUS features galleries with solo or duo artist programs, or curated thematic presentations, with an emphasis on Southeast Asian and Asian artists as well as emerging international names. An example is Kukje Gallery’s solo showcase by renowned Aboriginal artist Daniel Boyd, who is best known for challenging the romanticist notions behind Australia’s colonial history.

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Mevlana Lipp, Strawberry, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Capsule Shanghai

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Miranda Fengyuan Zhang, The Tongue, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Capsule Shanghai

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Leelee Chan, Circuit (New Moon), 2021, Courtesy of the Artist and Capsule Shanghai

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Kristoffer Ardeña, Ghost Painting (Cracked Category): White Flower Embrocation, 2022, Courtesy of Tropical Futures Institute

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Kristoffer Ardeña, Ghost Painting (Cracked Category): White Flower Embrocation (detail), 2022, Courtesy of Tropical Futures Institute

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Tom Howse, Pigeon Riddle in the Library, 2021, Courtesy of the Artist and LINSEED

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Li Hei Di, I Celebrate Sawn on a Deserted Island, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and LINSEED

FUTURES is dedicated to supporting young galleries under the age of six years, presenting works specially created for ART SG within the past 18 months that have not been previously exhibited.

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Refik Anadol, Pacific Ocean A, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and bitforms gallery

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Sputniko!, Nanohana Heels, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Kate Vass Galerie

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Sputniko!, Nanohana Heels, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Kate Vass Galerie

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Sputniko!, Nanohana Heels, 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Kate Vass Galerie

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Sputniko!, Nanohana Heels (Video still), 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Kate Vass Galerie

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Sputniko!, Nanohana Heels (Video still), 2022, Courtesy of the Artist and Kate Vass Galerie

REFRAME celebrates Singapore’s position at the forefront of technological innovation by highlighting new experimentations in digital art and technology-driven works. This includes digital painting, animation, immersive installations, augmented or virtual reality and NFTs.

The fair will also have public art programs for large-scale site-specific installations, a curated film sector, and thought-provoking educational talks. ART SG will run from January 12 to 15, with tickets available for purchase at artsg.com.

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ART SG
Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Center
10 Bayfront Avenue
Singapore 018959