Singapore's National Gallery

Singapore's National Gallery (National Gallery Singapore) is the largest visual arts institution in Southeast Asia, housing over 8,000 artworks that showcase modern art from Singapore and the Southeast Asian region. The gallery is located in the City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings, which feature colonial architecture blending Palladian, Renaissance, and Neoclassical styles. Highlights of the visit: The gallery is divided into two wings: the City Hall Wing and the Supreme Court Wing, which include: - UOB Southeast Asia Gallery: Displays works by Southeast Asian artists, reflecting the region's historical and cultural heritage. - Wu Guanzhong Gallery: Features the works of Chinese artist Wu Guanzhong, showcasing his unique artistic style. - DBS Singapore Gallery: Exhibits works by Singaporean artists, exploring the development of Singapore's art scene. Transportation and Tickets: The gallery is located at 1 St. Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957, and is easily accessible. Visitors can take the MRT to City Hall Station (Exit B) and walk approximately 5 minutes to reach the gallery. Tickets can be purchased online, often at discounted rates.