Explore over 300 artworks in this exhibition and witness how artists grappled with identity, reinvented traditions, and responded to a tumultuous history.

Angin Cloud imagines the rural industrialisation of a hill side from Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Pairing Jrai wood sculptures and suspended pillars that recall farming structures for growing pepper vine, the installation references ‘angin’, a Jrai concept for the dynamic potential for change found in water and air.

This groundbreaking new exhibition examines the art history of Paris from Asian perspectives.

Step into the world of the transcontinental artist known for instilling the vital beauty of order in the unpredictable creative process of abstraction.

Basoeki Abdullah’s luminous portraits of political figures and attractive women made him one of Southeast Asia's most sought-after painters. The exhibition showcases two significant paintings and explores how the artist navigated high society and was attuned to the “geopoetic” value of his artwork.

The fifth edition invites children to reflect on the endless possibilities of their future by exploring the four core values of Joy, Kindness, Dream, and Love.

A site-specific installation by London-based artist duo Vong Phaophanit and Claire Oboussier, Eidolon takes the form of a simple yet rigorous line that bisects the courtyard interior along a diagonal plane. Their intervention is an elegant gesture that resonates across multiple registers: architectural, historical, critical, and poetic.

Showcasing over 50 new acquisitions and previously unseen works, Where Ink Tides Meet emphasises the Gallery’s growing ink collection and its ongoing commitment to the research and acquisition of ink art.

The newly revamped exhibition presents a layered and evolving story of Singapore’s art history from the 19th century to present, with iconic works by artists such as Georgette Chen, Liu Kang, and Chen Wen Hsi.

Painting with Light is the Gallery’s signature film festival dedicated to art and the moving image. Returning for its 6th edition in 2025, it presents artist films, art documentaries, arthouse cinema, and restored classics—including a strong focus on Southeast Asian works, some newly commissioned or restored by the Gallery to foster global dialogue.

Explore more than 100 iconic works by Renoir, Monet, Manet, Cézanne, and Degas – never before exhibited in Singapore. Developed by the Museum of Fine Arts Boston in collaboration with National Gallery Singapore, this landmark exhibition highlights the continuing relevance of Impressionism through the emergence of modernity from the unique perspective of the artists.

Spanning across some of Singapore’s most iconic cultural landmarks, Light to Night returns for its landmark 10th edition to transform public spaces into immersive encounters with art. Visitors of all ages can look forward to programmes, light projections, and art installations along the Civic District.