Amazing Liu Kuo exhibition of his beautiful ink artworks: large and organic, dreamlike and very inspiring. One other set of rooms have 300 contemporary paintings from the Straight settlements, Malaysia, Indonesia... There's also a temporary exhibition about the influence of Latin American cultures and South East Asian with each other; through trades and exchanges. Some signage is missing and it's easy to get lost and walk around aimlessly in this huge,2 wings renovated Court Houses.

We went on open house Sunday and it was very peaceful, no crowds when everything is open for free. The museum is well kept with fee guided tours run by volunteers. Very rich in ASEAN and Asian arts, but collection obviously pale comparing to some European icons. If you go to the roof top, it has the best city view in town with no crowds and free. This museum with its architectural wonders and meticulous well organized management, could make a nice half day date for leisure

Two galleries tell the story of Singapore through paintings and a bit of photography. It is well worth spending some time to visit both to learn more about the history and also to appreciate some very skilful and beautiful art. The staff are very knowledgeable and helpful. Certainly the most helpful staff I have ever come across in an art gallery. There are also robot “guides” which whizz around and display information about the picture they move to, together with some audio information. There is much more than this in the gallery as a whole but the 2 main galleries are the core and all that would be of interest to us.

Great way to spend Sunday morning. The National Gallery Singapore is a worthwhile and fascinating visit, especially for foreigners with little knowledge of Singapore’s history. The building is beautiful and easy to navigate. Unfortunately, many galleries were closed due to construction, but the main galleries of Singapore’s history are open and excellent.

If you are into Arts, this Gallery in Singapore is not to be missed. Always fun to explore and see art pieces / exhibits. Spacious, Convenient and worth the time. If you are residing in Singapore, you can join under an Insider Membership so you’ll get first hand updates on upcoming events and can visit the Gallery anytime without extra charges other than the membership fee.

I had underestimated this museum as it was very impressive. It is quite large and has a huge assortment of art. I found it quite interesting and was glad I went. It’s pretty close to the Asian Civilizations Museum so it’s easy to see both of them if you have the time.

A lot to explore. When I visited, the main exhibition was about Indonesian famous Artist: Raden Saleh. Amazing art collection. Some area was open for public. There was also a nice cafe to chill. We bought our tickets from klook, because it was cheaper, instant and easy to use. We bought it in front of the place to buy tickets, to make sure we bought the correct one. A good things to do in the city if you are somebody who appreciates art.

The National Gallery was renovated from the Singapore City Hall and the former Supreme Court. It not only has a rich collection, but also has a profound historical heritage. Today we can still see Court No. 1, which has been converted into an exhibition hall, inscriptions from the British colonial period, and even the hall where Japan surrendered. The art exhibits in the museum are also very thoughtful. It is definitely worth a visit.

This place is absolutely amazing. It’s awesome. The building is beautiful. It’s inspired. The children’s interactive element regarding art is phenomenal. The link between art work and letting children create is well thought out and actually fun for everyone. Learning through play should be fun and this hits every mark. Our grandson had the best time but so did we. It’s free and so much better than places that try to mimic learning through play and inspires conversation, it was hours of play and excitement. Definitely visit.

A classic museum in a (two) stunning building which in itself is worth the visit. Not the easiest museum to navigate in so I spent some time knowing where to start. Large plus for a separate part arranged for the children with interactive exhibitions.