Art SG 2024: Everything to Know About the Art Fair
After a wildly successful debut in 2023 that left attendees buzzing with excitement and curiosity, Singapore's international art fair Art SG is back and, this time around, it's all about showcasing Singapore's unique culture and celebrating the beauty of innovation.
Here's everything you need to know about Art SG 2024.
What is Art SG?
Art SG is the foremost annual celebration of the visual arts in Singapore. It stands as an epitome of artistic expression and commerce in perfect harmony. With 115 galleries from 33 nations and regions participating, Art SG is a global confluence of artistry. The art fair is a spectacular display that captures the essence of art's enduring power.
However, what truly distinguishes Art SG is the presence of private collections and foundations. Exhibitions, guided by the Art SG Advisory Group members, will unveil works seldom accessible to the public. It is an opportunity to glimpse into the private sanctuaries of art collectors, revealing treasures that transcend the boundaries of mere aesthetics.
What can you look forward to?
Now, let's dive into the good stuff. Art SG 2024 promises a whirlwind of artistic mayhem. With world-class museums, galleries, and cultural institutions already in place, Singapore is the perfect canvas for the global art scene to paint upon. The event also boasts a VIP program that promises private collection visits, artist studio visits, parties, and immersive art and dining experiences that are as much about the food as they are about the art.
But let's not forget the homegrown talent. Art SG 2024 is showcasing some of Southeast Asia's finest galleries, from Yavuz Gallery to Sullivan + Strumpf. They'll be offering a glimpse into the best contemporary art the region has to offer. Expect dynamic installations that'll make you swoon, a FILM sector collaboration with the ArtScience Museum for a dose of cinematic culture, and panel discussions of intellectual depth.
Who are the exhibitors?
Galleries
A Lighthouse called Kanata | Tokyo
Aicon | New York
Alisan Fine Arts | Hong Kong
Anant Art Gallery | Noida
Annely Juda Fine Art | London
Art Front Gallery | Tokyo
ART SEASONS | Singapore
Asia Art Center | Taipei, Beijing
BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY | Bangkok
BASTIAN | Berlin, London
Bowman Sculpture | London
Casado Santapau | Madrid
CHALK HORSE | Sydney
DAG | New Delhi, Mumbai, New York
Dirimart | Istanbul
FOST GALLERY | Singapore
Gagosian | New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Geneva, Basel, Gstaad, Rome, Athens, Hong
Kong
Gajah Gallery | Singapore, Jakarta, Yogyakarta
GalerÃa Cayón | Madrid, Manila, Menorca
Galerie Gisela Capitain | Cologne
Galerie Karsten Greve | Cologne, Paris, St. Moritz
Galerie Urs Meile | Lucern, Beijing, Zurich, Ardez
Gallery Baton | Seoul
Gallery Vacancy | Shanghai
Gana Art | Seoul, Los Angeles
Gazelli Art House | London, Baku
Goodman Gallery | Johannesburg, Cape Town, London
Green On Red Gallery | Dublin
Hales | London, New York
Harper's | New York, Los Angeles, East Hampton
Hive Center for Contemporary Art | Beijing, Shanghai
iPreciation | Singapore, Hong Kong
Kaikai Kiki Gallery | Tokyo
Kukje Gallery | Seoul, Busan
Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery | Hong Kong
Lehmann Maupin | New York, London, Seoul
MadeIn Gallery | Shanghai
MAKI Gallery | Tokyo
Mizuma Gallery | Tokyo, Singapore, New York
Nadi Gallery | Jakarta
neugerriemschneider | Berlin
NF/ NIEVES FERNANDEZ | Madrid
Ota Fine Arts | Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo
Over the Influence | Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Paris
P.P.O.W | New York
PARIS-B | Paris
Pearl Lam Galleries | Hong Kong, Shanghai
Peres Projects | Berlin, Seoul, Milan
Pi Artworks | London, Istanbul
PolÃgrafa Obra Gráfica | Barcelona
Richard Koh Fine Art | Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok
ShanghART Gallery | Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore
SPURS Gallery | Beijing
Srisasanti Gallery and Kohesi Initiatives | Yogyakarta
Stephen Friedman Gallery | London, New York
STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery | Singapore
Sullivan+Strumpf | Melbourne, Sydney, Singapore
Sundaram Tagore Gallery | New York, Singapore, London
Tang Contemporary Art | Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Seoul
TARO NASU | Tokyo
Thaddaeus Ropac | London, Paris, Salzburg, Seoul
TKG+ | Taipei
Wada Fine Arts | Y++ | Tokyo
Waddington Custot | London
White Cube | London, Hong Kong, New York, Seoul, Paris, West Palm Beach
Whitestone Gallery | Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul, Taipei, Karuizawa
WOAW Gallery | Hong Kong, Beijing, Singapore
Xavier Hufkens | Brussels
Yavuz Gallery | Singapore, Sydney
Focus
A2Z Art Gallery | Paris
Aicon Contemporary | New York
albertz benda | New York, Los Angeles
Artinformal Gallery | Makati City, Mandaluyong City
bitforms gallery | New York
Carl Kostyál | London, Stockholm, Milan
Chi-Wen | Taipei
Cuturi Gallery | Singapore, London
Galerie Zink | Waldkirchen
Gathering | London
HdM Gallery | Paris, Beijing
Inna Art Space | Hangzhou, New York
JW PROJECTS | Singapore
KOSAKU KANECHIKA | TokyoKristin Hjellegjerde Gallery | London, Berlin, West Palm Beach
LEE & BAE | Busan
Lucie Chang Fine Arts | Hong Kong
MAKASIINI CONTEMPORARY | Turku
Ode to Art | Singapore
ONE AND J. Gallery | Seoul
Page Gallery | Seoul
Philipp von Rosen Galerie | Cologne
Retro Africa | Abuja
Sabrina Amrani | Madrid
SAC Gallery | Bangkok
Starkwhite | Auckland, Queenstown
STATION | Melbourne, Sydney
Stems Gallery | Brussels, Paris
Studio Art | New Delhi
The Columns Gallery | Seoul, Singapore
The Drawing Room | Manila
VETA by Fer Francés | Madrid
Waterhouse & Dodd | London
Wei-Ling Gallery | Kuala Lumpur
Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery | Dubai, Luxembourg, Paris
Futures
39+ Art Space | Singapore
Art Porters | Singapore
Artemis Gallery | Lisbon
Chris Sharp Gallery | Los Angeles
CHRISTINE PARK GALLERY | Shanghai
Frestonian Gallery | London
LINSEED | Shanghai
Make Room | Los Angeles
Rissim Contemporary | Kuala Lumpur
The Back Room | Kuala Lumpur
Warin Lab Contemporary | Bangkok
When is Art SG 2024?
Mark your calendars. Art SG is gracing the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, from January 19 to 21, 2024, with a VIP Preview on the 18th. It is the inaugural event of the region's annual art calendar, coinciding with Singapore Art Week.
Where can I get tickets?
You can buy tickets as early as now. The Art SG site has three different kinds: a weekday ticket for $38, weekend ticket for $42, and a vernissage ticket (four-day pass) for $70. According to the site, vernissage guests will be the first to attend Art SG. They'll be able to preview and buy works from galleries across two floors.
