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John Turnbull Thomson. Singapore. 1851. Oil on canvas, 57.3 × 88 cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
This acquisition was made possible with donations to the Art Adoption & Acquisition Programme. Located at City Hall Wing, Level B1,
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Asian Artists in Paris, 1920s–1940s
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Level 3: Laws of Our Land:
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Basoeki Abdullah. Struggle for the Re-establishment of the Democracy and the Right for the People.
1981. Oil on canvas, 200 × 490 cm. Gift of the artist. Collection Lisa Reihana
of National Gallery Singapore.
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The Ngee Ann Kongsi
Padang Atrium The Imagination Gallery
AT R I U M City Hall Wing, Level 1 THE SPINE HALL
Auditorium Foyer

City Hall Wing, City Hall Courtyard

Angin Cloud, part of the Gallery’s OUTBOUND The Keppel
First Centre
Y-Lab for Art Education
Y-Lab
aims
Calmto Auditorium
Seminar Rooms
Aid Workshop Room Anteroom
series, imagines the rural industrialisation of a hill foster lifelong love for art in children with a fun Eidolon is an intervention that plays on multiple
side from Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Pairing learning experience for the entire family to enjoy. registers—architectural, historical, critical and
The Ngee Ann
Jrai wood sculptures and suspended pillars that Inspired by theKongsi
theme of Art & Wonder, the Centre
Concourse poetic. A diagonal plane
The Ngee bisecting the City Hall
Ann Kongsi
Auditorium
Gallery
recall farming structures for growing pepper vine, features seven learning zones, with stimulating Courtyard, it evokes a veil, threshold, mirage or
the installation references angin, a Jrai concept and interactive experiences for children aged spectre. Monumental yet ethereal, its asymmetry
that revolves around the dynamic potential for 4 to 12 to learn about art through play. subtly disrupts the space, prompting a shift in
change found in water and air. visitors’ perception and movement.
The Gallery is grateful to Keppel for their generous support in
SUPREME COURT WING CITY HALL
making the Keppel Centre for Art Education possible. WING
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Supreme Court Wing, Level 3, UOB Southeast
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Singapore National Kitchen
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Indonesian painter Basoeki
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of Singapore’s art history, as it continually questions itself: Gallery Store
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by Eartists from diverse communities,
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Mandarin Sat–Sun 2.30pm The DBS Singapore Gallery is made possible with the support of DBS Bank. CITY HALL WING
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Boschbrand (Forest Fire)
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English Thu–Sun 11am
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SUPREME COURT
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CITY HALL WING into National Gallery Singapore.

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NEW! Diplomacy and Desire:
S I N G A P O R EOPENS
Basoeki Abdullah in Singapore
C O U R T YA R D 2 APR
City of Others: Asian Artists in Paris, 1920s–1940s
Supreme Court Wing, Level 3, UOB Southeast
City Hall Wing, Level 3, This groundbreaking special exhibition explores the experiences of Asia Gallery, Dalam Southeast Asia
Singtel Special Asian artists in Paris during the 1920s to 1940s. Featuring over 200
Diplomacy and Desire: Basoeki Abdullah in
Exhibition Gallery works, including paintings, sculptures, lacquer ware, decorative arts
Singapore is an exhibition of artworks by the
City of Others
and rare archival records, it showcases artists like DBS
Foujita Tsuguharu,
Singapore National Kitchen
DBS Singapore
Indonesian painter Basoeki
by Violet OonAbdullah (1915–1993)
Public Tour (From 24 Apr) Lê Ph ổ, Liu Kang and Amrita Sher-Gil, revealing howGallery 1
they lived, CITY HALL Singapore Gallery 3
English Thu–Sun 3.30pm MUST-SEE! who isF OY
known
ER for his paintings of stalwart statesmen
worked and exhibited during this Chen’s
Georgette dynamic period.
Mandarin Sat–Sun 1.30pm Self Portrait and attractive women. The highlights of the
City of Others
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PRESENTING
PA R T N ER
S T R AT E G I C
PA R T N ER exhibition are two paintings that the artist gifted
Curator Tour The Singtel Special Exhibition to Singapore in 1959 and 1981.
Sat 5 Apr, 14 Apr, 14 Jun | 2pm Gallery is made possible with
Sun 22 Jun | 2pm SUPREME COURT
theWING
support of Singtel. CITY HALL
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Between Declarations and Dreams

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Laws of Our Land

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Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential Listening to Architecture:
The Gallery’s Histories and Transformations
City Hall Wing, Level 4, Explore Singapore’s first solo exhibition on Fernando Zóbel,
S U P R E M E C O U R T F OY E R

WuDalam
Guanzhong Gallery a transcontinental artist, thinker and art patron whoSingtel
shapedSpecial City Hall Wing, Level 4, Special
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Exhibition Gallery 3 Exhibition Gallery 2
Southeast
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CITY HALL
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Listening to Architecture traces the journey of
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The exhibition is an iteration expanding on Zóbel: The Future the City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings
SUPREME COURT MUST-SEE!
Fernando Zóbel BALCONY Raden Saleh’s
of the Past, an exhibition held at the Museo Nacional del through a multi-sensory immersive experience,
Boschbrand (Forest Fire)
Public Tour (From 23 May) from the origins of their sites to their dramatic
English Thu–Sun 11am
Prado, Madrid, Spain (2022) and Ayala Museum, Manila,
SUPREME COURT
Mandarin Sat–Sun 2pm Philippines
WING (2024). transformation
CITY HALL WING into National Gallery Singapore.
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195 × 293 cm. Gift of Ministry of Culture. Collection of
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Level 5 & 4M Between
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the galleries and public spaces. (Middle) Apinan Poshyananda. How to Explain Art to a
Bangkok Cock. 1985, reconstructed 2019. Painted crates Level 2
and LCD monitors, 270 × 360 × 50 cm. Collection of
No flash photography or videography in the National Gallery Singapore. (Left) Wee Kong Chai. Detail of Storyteller. 1962.
Oil on canvas, 68.5 × 122 cm. Collection of National
galleries. The use of selfie sticks, tripods and (Right) Lisa Reihana (Ng ā Puhi, Ng ā ti Hine, Ng ā i Tū teauru, Gallery Singapore.
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(Left) Fernando Zóbel. The View XXIV. 1974. Oil on canvas, 161.5 × 130.2 cm. Gift of the artist’s estate.
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Oil on canvas, 120 × 120 cm. Private Collection. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
Large bags and bulky items including Connects to
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ROTUNDA (Middle) Fernando
City Hall Wing Zóbel. Saeta 44. 1957. Oil on canvas,
umbrellas
Glass Room should be stored
D O Min
E lockers
61.3 × 91.5
Level 4 cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore. Roof Garden
Level B1
Gallery
located at City Hall Wing, Level B1. This acquisition was made possible through the generous
support of Lam Soon Cannery Pte Ltd. Studios
(Right) Tang Da Wu. Detail of Flowing Water. Ink on paper,
UOB 109 × 79 cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
Discovery
Children must be accompanied by Space © Tang Da Wu.
Level 3
an adult at all times in the Gallery.
UOB Southeast Asia Gallery (Left) Itakulla Kanae. Woman in a Red Dress. 1929. Must-Sees
Oil on canvas, 116 × 80.3cm. Collection of Matsudo City
Gallery 12 Gallery 13 Gallery 14 UOB
Board of Education. (Left) Raden Saleh. Detail of Boschbrand (Forest Fire).
Pencil sketching is permitted in the galleries Theatrette
1849. Oil on canvas, 300 × 396 cm. Collection of
(Middle-left) Liu Kang. Breakfast. 1932. Oil on canvas,
with sketchbooks no larger than 22 × 28cm. National Gallery Singapore. This work has been
44.5 × 53.5cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore. adopted by Yong Hon Kong Foundation.
F E
(Middle-right) Amrita Sher-Gil. Untitled (Woman Wearing (Middle) Georgette Chen. Self Portrait. c. 1946.
Charcoal, pastel, permanent markers, Shawl). 1932. Oil on canvas, 42 × 33 cm. Collection of Oil on canvas, 22.5 × 17.5 cm. Gift of Lee Foundation.
The Dabriwala Family. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
watercolour and oil paint are not permitted.
SUPREME COURT WING CITY HALL WING

4 Lift Restroom Baby changing room Accessible restroom

Between Declarations and Dreams Fernando Zóbel

Drinking fountain Self-service kiosk

Listening to Architecture

ArchiGallery 1 ArchiGallery 2
B A

UPPER LINK BRIDGE

Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Commission:
UOB Southeast Asia Gallery 11
Connects to
is accessible from UOB Discovery Space
Supreme Court Wing
GLISTEN by Lisa Reihana
City Hall
Between Declarations
• Lift Lobby F and Dreams: is accessible from
Level 4M and Level 5 Chamber
• Lift Lobby E Mezzanine
Art of Southeast
• Stairs from DalamAsia Since the 19 th Century
Southeast City Hall Wing, Level 5,
Asia, Level 3 • Upper Link Bridge
• Stairs from UOB Southeast • Stairs from UOB Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Gallery
Supreme Court Wing,
Asia Gallery 12, Level 5 In this exhibition, Southeast Asian art history is characterised
Theatrette, Level 5
Levels 3–5, UOB Southeast by a continuous encounter with the new, as the region’s artists Be dazzled by the shimmering discs and soundscape
Asia
UOBGallery
Southeast reinvented
UOB
vernacular expressions and aesthetics. of Aotearoa New Zealander contemporary artist Lisa
Level 4 Wu Guanzhong
Asia Gallery 11 Discovery Space
Gallery
Reihana’s GLISTEN, a striking kinetic large-scale
Gallery
See Apinan Poshyananda’s pathbreaking video installation, CITY HALL
outdoor installation
F OY ER adorned with patterns inspired by
How to Explain Art to a Bangkok Cock (above), in UOB
Southeast Asian Songket and Māori Tāniko weaving.
F
UOB Southeast Asia Gallery Southeast Asia Gallery 12, as well as new displays in
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Highlights Tour galleries 1, 2, 5, 8, 9 and 11. S ER I E S PA R T N ER

The Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Commission
English Thu–Sun 2pm series is made possible with the support of
SUPREME COURT WING
Mandarin Sat–Sun 4pm The UOB Southeast Asia Gallery is made possible with the support of UOB. CITY HALL WING Far East Organization.
6 Lift

COLEMAN DECK
PA D A N G D E C K

CITY HALL WING

5 & 4M
GALLERY ETIQUETTE Lift ImageRestroom
credits Basoeki Abdullah. Labour. c. 1959s. Oil on canvas,
Baby changing room Accessible(Right)
restroom Drinking fountain Self-service kiosk
195 × 293 cm. Gift of Ministry of Culture. Collection of
National Gallery Singapore. Image courtesy of National
Level 5 & 4M Between
Heritage Board, Declarations
Singapore. and Dreams GLISTEN
Food and drinks are not permitted in
the galleries and public spaces. (Middle) Apinan Poshyananda. How to Explain Art to a
Bangkok Cock. 1985, reconstructed 2019. Painted crates Level 2
and LCD monitors, 270 × 360 × 50 cm. Collection of
No flash photography or videography in the National Gallery Singapore. (Left) Wee Kong Chai. Detail of Storyteller. 1962.
Oil on canvas, 68.5 × 122 cm. Collection of National
galleries. The use of selfie sticks, tripods and (Right) Lisa Reihana (Ng ā Puhi, Ng ā ti Hine, Ng ā i Tū teauru, Gallery Singapore.
lighting equipment is notGpermitted
ARDEN
in the galleries. Ng ā i Tū poto). GLISTEN. 2024. Steel frames, shimmer discs
and wind chime. (Middle) Liu Kang. Working At the Brick Factory. 1954.
Oil on canvas, 97.8 × 128.6 cm. Gift of the artist’s family.
Please do not touchS Uthe
P R Eartworks.
M E C OUR T TER R ACE B
Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
A
Level 4
Even clean hands can damage surfaces. (Right) Georgette Chen. Family Portrait. c. 1954–1955.
(Left) Fernando Zóbel. The View XXIV. 1974. Oil on canvas, 161.5 × 130.2 cm. Gift of the artist’s estate.
UPPER LINK BRIDGE
Oil on canvas, 120 × 120 cm. Private Collection. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
Large bags and bulky items including Connects to
Ng Teng Fong
ROTUNDA (Middle) Fernando
City Hall Wing Zóbel. Saeta 44. 1957. Oil on canvas,
umbrellas
Glass Room should be stored
D O Min
E lockers
61.3 × 91.5
Level 4 cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore. Roof Garden
Level B1
Gallery
located at City Hall Wing, Level B1. This acquisition was made possible through the generous
support of Lam Soon Cannery Pte Ltd. Studios
(Right) Tang Da Wu. Detail of Flowing Water. Ink on paper,
UOB 109 × 79 cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
Discovery
Children must be accompanied by Space © Tang Da Wu.
Level 3
an adult at all times in the Gallery.
UOB Southeast Asia Gallery (Left) Itakulla Kanae. Woman in a Red Dress. 1929. Must-Sees
Oil on canvas, 116 × 80.3cm. Collection of Matsudo City
Gallery 12 Gallery 13 Gallery 14 UOB
Board of Education. (Left) Raden Saleh. Detail of Boschbrand (Forest Fire).
Pencil sketching is permitted in the galleries Theatrette
1849. Oil on canvas, 300 × 396 cm. Collection of
(Middle-left) Liu Kang. Breakfast. 1932. Oil on canvas,
with sketchbooks no larger than 22 × 28cm. National Gallery Singapore. This work has been
44.5 × 53.5cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore. adopted by Yong Hon Kong Foundation.
F E
(Middle-right) Amrita Sher-Gil. Untitled (Woman Wearing (Middle) Georgette Chen. Self Portrait. c. 1946.
Charcoal, pastel, permanent markers, Shawl). 1932. Oil on canvas, 42 × 33 cm. Collection of Oil on canvas, 22.5 × 17.5 cm. Gift of Lee Foundation.
The Dabriwala Family. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
watercolour and oil paint are not permitted.
SUPREME COURT WING CITY HALL WING
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VENUE RENTAL & SHOOTS
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ART AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA:

LANDSCAPE AS IDEOLOGY
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romanticised 19 th-century colonial representations to depictions of
“BALI AND BEYOND: TRACING THE ROLE OF PHOTOGRAPHY
nations in development, join us in unearthing the relationship between
IN LIU KANG’S ARTISTIC PRACTICE” BY GRETCHEN LI
landscape and art in our latest online course. Journey with experts as
Sat 10 May | 2pm | National Gallery Singapore, City Hall Wing,
we examine how ideology shapes our perceptions of the land.
Level B1, The Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium | Free, register online
via Gallery website Connect with our curious global community and share your thoughts
with fellow learners today!
With the large number of photographs taken by Liu Kang (b. 1911,
China; d. 2004, Singapore) during the 1952 trip to Bali as a focal John Turnbull Thomson. Singapore. 1851. Oil on canvas, 57.3 × 88 cm. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
This acquisition was made possible with donations to the Art Adoption & Acquisition Programme.
point, the seventh edition of the Liu Kang Annual Lecture explores the
place of photography in the artist’s artistic process. As a writer with
an interest in visual culture and heritage, Gretchen Liu will examine
the intersections between photography, sketching and painting—
highlighting how photography provided a means of documentation
and source of compositional inspiration for the artist both before
and beyond the 1952 trip.
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National Library Singapore’s Untold Stories: Four Singapore Artists’
Quest for Inspiration in Bali 1952, Nadia Ramli and Goh Yu Mei. NO FLASH PODCAST SEASON 2: THIRD EYE
Moderated by National Gallery Singapore curator Teo Hui Min, this Experience the thrill of speculative fiction in Third Eye, the second
programme will offer new insights into what drew Liu Kang to Indonesia season of the NO FLASH podcast! Look beyond the obvious as
and the impact of the experience on Liu Kang’s artistic practice. artworks from our collection are reimagined anew. These mysterious,
macabre and magnificent tales are spun by some of Singapore’s most
exciting writers, including Bani Haykal, Diana Rahim, Lisabelle Tay,
Manish Melwani, Ng Yi-Sheng and Wen-Yi Lee, with original scoring
and sound design by Mervin Wong.
Liu Kang. Artist and Model. 1954. Oil on canvas, 84 × 124 cm. Basoeki Abdullah. Struggle for the Re-establishment of the Democracy and the Right for the People.
Gift of Shell Companies in Singapore. Collection of National Gallery Singapore. 1981. Oil on canvas, 200 × 490 cm. Gift of the artist. Collection of National Gallery Singapore.
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The highly anticipated fifth edition of the Gallery Children’s Biennale
GalleryToddlers!
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SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES
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young and curious minds with art. It aims to explore the many ways that children
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5.X Umrao Singh Sher-Gil. Amrita Sher-Gil with her paintings (Umrao Singh Sher-Gil reflected in the mirror), Paris. c. 1930. Gelatin-silver print with selenium
toning on paper, 27.9 × 35.5 cm. Photograph courtesy of The Estate of Umrao Singh Sher-Gil & PHOTOINK.

Amrita Sher-Gil

Inside pages of the City of Others

5.X Untitled (Woman Wearing Shawl). c. 1932. Oil on canvas, 42.3 × 32.2 cm.
Collection of the Dabriwala family.

CITY OF OTHERS 332 SECTION 5 STUDIO AND STREET 333

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