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National Gallery Singapore invites you to Gallery Sketch Chapter — a sketching programme that places the Gallery's rich art collection and architectural history quite literally in your hands. Join us for a truly special art experience.
Season Pass: $120 (All 4 sessions, save $20)
Please note that all tickets are non-refundable.
About the programme
At its heart, Sketch Chapter seeks to build a community of sketchers via a shared practice shaped by many perspectives. Rooted in the belief that art is collaborative and interdisciplinary, Gallery Sketch Chapter brings people together through drawing, dialogue, and discovery.
While Sketch Chapter lives in these everyday moments, selected programme dates offer more, from guided sessions to curated experiences and limited-edition keepsakes.
Come by anytime, or join us during guided sessions and be part of something special.
27 Jun 2026 | 5 Sep 2026 | 21 Nov 2026 | 13 Mar 2027, 4–7pm
Free, registration required
Onsite registration at Padang Atrium, Level B1, Visitor Services Counter
Gallery Sketch Chapter: Collective invites you to experience art and sketching in a unique setting within the Gallery. Surrounded by rich architecture and artworks, this urban sketching experience encourages you to slow down and draw from what you see around you.
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27 Jun 2026, 5 Sep 2026, 21 Nov 2026, 13 Mar 2027, 4–7pm
$35 per pax, Gallery Insiders enjoy 15% off
City Hall Wing, Level 5, Rooftop Studios 3 & 4
Gallery Sketch Chapter: First Marks is a quarterly sketching programme at the Gallery. Set within selected spaces, the session highlights how architecture and artworks can be experienced through sketching.
23 Jan 2027, 3–5pm
$65 per pax, Gallery Insiders enjoy 15% off
Padang Atrium, Level B1
Held as part of Light to Night Singapore 2027, Gallery Sketch Chapter: Lines & Latte brings together drawing and dining in a relaxed, social setting. In collaboration with the Gallery's F&B partners, this special session invites you to sketch, sip, and connect while engaging with art through both observation and experience.
Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise
Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise highlights the lives and practices of five artists from Southeast Asia for whom art, life, kinship and community are inseparable. Featuring Imelda Cajipe-Endaya (Philippines), Nirmala Dutt (Malaysia), Amanda Heng (Singapore), Dolorosa Sinaga (Indonesia), and Phaptawan Suwannakudt (Thailand), the exhibition honours their multi-faceted roles—not only as artists, but also as educators, writers or community organisers.
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A leading ink artist and a prominent political figure, He Xiangning played an important role in the development of modern China. Featuring over 50 ink works and archival materials, the exhibition reconnects He Xiangning's artistic activities and significance to Chinese modern art, Singapore, Penang and the region’s art history.
Pop after Pop: Art around Us
Pop after Pop: Art around Us will feature over 200 works by more than 110 artists, including Keith Haring, Roy Lichtenstein, Yoshitomo Nara and Ronald Ventura.
