Singapore offers some of the best events, museums, and art galleries in the world. From classic paintings that tell the stories of Singapore’s past, to futuristic looks into imagined universes, a day visiting one of the top exhibitions in Singapore is a great way to entertain yourself. There’s an ever-changing lineup of exhibitions to catch, so we’ve gathered up 20 of the best exhibitions in Singapore to explore this season. Go on, you might learn something!
Art exhibitions in Singapore
Singapore’s art galleries and museums are filled with exciting and intriguing exhibitions, and these are the current and upcoming must-see exhibitions in Singapore:
1. Dalam Collection: Where Ink Tides Meet

This inaugural exhibition from the Dalam Collection challenges assumptions about ink art, demonstrating how Southeast Asian artists have reshaped the medium with contemporary ideas and cultural crossovers. Guests can explore over 50 rarely-seen works by artists like Chen Wen Hsi in boundary-pushing form until November 16, 2025. Plus, it’s suitable for families!
Until November 16, 2025
Entry: Free for Singaporeans & PRs, $20 for anyone else
📍National Gallery Singapore, City Hall Wing, Level B1
2. Being Human: Forging Fields of Experience

There’s a brand-new art exhibition at Artspace@Helutrans that’s perfect to explore for the month of November 2025. Being Human: Forging Fields of Experience is free entry and invites guests to step inside a towering 6-metre-tall steel forest by award-winning Prof. Liu Po-Chun. Plus, visitors will reflect on what it means to be strong, vulnerable, and human in a world that’s changing faster than ever. Learn more.
Until November 30, 2025
Entry: Free for all
📍39 Keppel Rd, #01-05 Distripark, Singapore 089065
3. Alice Into The New World

Step into the world of Alice In Wonderland at this brand-new exhibition in Singapore. Presented by GROUNDSEESAW, it offers an extraordinary journey through stunning media art against the backdrop of an original soundtrack from a top K-pop producer. From the Mad Hatter’s tea party to the rose garden…visitors can explore five themed projections. Learn more. Otherwise, buy tickets here.
Until end of 2025
Entry: From $18 via Fever
📍Parkview Square – Groundseesaw, 600 North Bridge Road, 188778
4. The Little Prince: Journey of Stars

This new immersive exhibition running at Parkview Square transforms Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s classic story into a multi-sensory journey. Visitors are swept into the whimsical world of The Little Prince through six-metre-tall digital projections, 3D visuals, and original soundtrack that bring the narrative’s beloved planets, the rose, the fox, and other characters to life. Learn more. Certainly, one of the best kid-friendly exhibitions in Singapore.
Until November 30, 2025
Entry: From $15 via Fever
📍Parkview Square – Groundseesaw, 600 North Bridge Road, 188778
5. Joaquín Sorolla: Dancing in the Sunlight
Have you ever thought about what it would be like to wander the beaches of the Spanish coast, or dive into a timeless storybook tale? Thanks to 6-meter high projections and an accompanying soundtrack, you can fully immerse yourself in the works of Sorrolla at this new exhibition in Singapore. Find tickets.
Until November 30, 2025
Entry: From $23 via Fever
📍Parkview Square – Groundseesaw, 600 North Bridge Road, 188778
6. Siapa Nama Kamu?
Translated as “What is your name?”, this look at Singaporean art traces the history of the nation from the 19th century to the present day, and explores concepts of community and identity. With more than 300 works featured, it’s a fascinating look at Singapore’s artistic history.
Ongoing
Entry: Free for Singaporeans and PRs, $20 for other adults
📍 City Hall Wing, Level 2, DBS Singapore Gallery
7. Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential

Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential is the first solo exhibition in Singapore dedicated to the influential Spanish-Filipino abstract artist. Running until November 30 at National Gallery Singapore, the new exhibition features more than 200 works—including paintings, drawings, prints, photographers, and archival materials. From the Philippines to Madrid, Boston, and Cuenca…the exhibition goes on a journey across the world.
Until November 30
Entry: Free for Singaporeans and PRs, $20 for other adults
📍National Gallery Singapore
Museum exhibitions in Singapore
Learn something incredible about Singapore and the wider world at these excellent museum exhibitions, which will keep you informed and entertained for hours. Here’s our top picks below:
8. Another World Is Possible

Singapore’s ArtScience Museum is running a new landmark exhibition until February 22, 2026. It explores how futures might be built collectively rather than imagined in isolation. It features more than 40 international and regional artists including Ming Wong, WOHA, and more, with insights presented across art, architecture, cinema, design, and more within dystopian themes. Definitely, Another World Is Possible is a must-visit exhibition in Singapore this season.
Until February 22, 2026
Entry: From $15
📍ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974
9. Museum of U & Me

Museum of U & Me is a free SG60 pop-up exhibition presented by Singapore’s National Heritage Board until December 14. Located on the lawn of the National Museum of Singapore, visitors can learn about the city’s shared heritage via meaningful objections through themed zones within three shipping containers. A top SG60 thing to do if you ask us! Learn more.
Until December 14, 2025
Entry: Free
📍Lawn @ National museum of Singapore, Singapore
10. SingaPop! 60 Years of Singapore Pop Culture

SingaPop! 60 Years of Singapore Pop Culture is an immersive multimedia exhibition at the ArtScience Museum. Running until December 28, the vibrant showcase traces Singapore’s cultural evolution since independence through five thematic chapters covering music, film, fashion, Singlish, hawker food, and iconic National Day Parade, to name a few things. Plus, there are interactive games and evocative installations to explore.
Until December 28, 2025
Entry: From $20
📍ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974
11. Future World: Where Art Meets Science

This is one of the most unmissable exhibitions in Singapore, and a collaboration with powerhouse digital art collective teamLab. International tourists flock to the ArtScience Museum to immerse themselves in a gram-worthy adventure, among 16 borderless digital interactive installations, where art and magic meet science. Plus, it recently received a mega-upgrade and there’s 21 different creative galleries with other exhibitions blending art, science, culture and technology to explore. Definitely, one of the most enjoyably exhibitions to do with children.
Ongoing
Entry: From $22
📍 Marina Bay Sands, 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974
Other notable exhibitions
12. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage

Are you a Titanic fan? Well you can’t miss this major exhibition at Fever Exhibition Hall in Singapore. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage combines 300+ original and replica artifacts, dramatic life-sized recreations of the ship’s room, and cutting-edge tech like 360-degree projections and virtual reality dives to the Titanic wreck site. Learn more. Definitely, you need to get tickets on Fever.
Until February 2026
Entry: From $16 via Fever
📍25 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228220
13. Singapore Oceanarium

Singapore Oceanarium opened earlier this season and is now three times larger than the former S.E.A Aquarium. The new Singapore Oceanarium offers fully immersive themed marine environments, as well as interactive digital exhibitions, and plenty of fun activities. Learn more about the venue. Certainly, these educational exhibitions will teach you all about the wonders of marine life.
Ongoing
Entry: See website
📍8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
14. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic

Resorts World Sentosa is currently hosting an iconic immersive Harry Potter art experience. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic brings the Wizarding World to life in Singapore—and it’s the first time the exhibition is in Asia. Thousands of visitors have been captivated as they relive iconic moments from the Harry Potter serries. Fans can create their own adventure using wands as they explore 10 themed zones, including two exclusive for Singapore. These are The Chamber of Secrets and The Trap Door. Learn more.
Until December 31, 2025
Entry: From $39 via official website
📍The Forum, Level B1, Singapore
15. Digital Light Canvas

Create a work of art with your movements in this interactive collaborative display. High-end projection technology brings this display of light and colour to life, mesmerizing everyone who takes part. You can even take home your own custom souvenir with the Sketch Factory! Turn your art into a badge, tote bag or even a t-shirt, and show off your truly unique masterpiece.
Entry: From $10 on Fever
📍2 Bayfront Ave, #B2-50, Marina Bay Sands, 018956
Permanent exhibitions to see in Singapore
They’re not going anywhere soon, so you’ve got plenty of time to see these exhibitions, which have delighted thousands of visitors from around the world before you. Find a permanent exhibition below:
16. National Museum Of Singapore

Travel through 700 years of Singaporean history at this fantastic museum. From interactive Singapore exhibitions to immersive walk-in art installations, it’s an enlightening place to learn all about history and culture, from the British colonisation to becoming an independent state. Permanent exhibitions that we’d recommend include the history-filled An Old New World: Digital Edition and the ‘singing’ chandeliers of Wings of a Rich Manoeuvre. Definitely, some of the best free exhibitions in Singapore.
Entry: Singapore citizens, residents and children under 6 go free
📍93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897
17. Museum Of Ice Cream

Go on a journey beyond your wildest imagination at this pink museum in Singapore. Those who love photography will adore 14 installations dedicated to ice cream as well as the only sprinkle pool in Asia. Excitingly, people of all ages can enjoy the most bizarre but fun museum experience and adults can get a taste of nostalgia while reimaging their childhood. Relax at a pink Californian beach, dive into the biggest sprinkle pool, swing on exotic chairs and much more. Learn more about the Museum Of Ice Cream Singapore.
Entry: From $20
📍 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837
18. MINT Museum Of Toys

Step into an award-winning building to discover a diverse and nostalgic exhibition featuring more than 50,000 vintage toys and collectables, from more than 40 countries worldwide. From 1800s to 1980s, both kids and adults will be in awe exploring four themed zones with plenty of games and excitement.
Entry: From $21 via Fever
📍26 Seah St, Singapore 188382
19. Science Centre Singapore

Another kid-friendly and teenager-friendly exhibition to see in Singapore. Explore more than 850 mind-blowing exhibitions spanning eight interactive galleries. Through virtual worlds, hands-on experiments, schooling about energy transfers, 3D printing of the future and much more… it’s an ideal place to discover something new and exciting.
Entry: $4 onwards depending on age
📍15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081
20. Red Dot Design Museum

Designs buffs will adore this boutique museum, offering a range of cool exhibitions, along the waterfront of Marina Bay. Explore award-winning permanent international design collections, preview the future of design concepts and much more. Definitely, the best exhibitions in Singapore for motor and design fans can be found here!
Entry: From $12
📍11 Marina Blvd, Singapore 018940
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