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Visit ArtScience Museum, where Art Meets Science through a blend of art, science, design, media, architecture and technology, discover creativity at its best.
Explore current and upcoming exhibitions, events, workshops, screenings and guided tours happening in Singapore at ArtScience Museum to level up your experience
Immerse yourself in a world of art, science, magic and metaphor through a collection of digital interactive installation.
Featuring 21 gallery spaces that span nearly 5,000m 2, the Museum offers exceptional venues for unique events such as fashion shows, press conferences, product launches, cocktail receptions and more.
We Intertwine Art and Science. With 21 gallery spaces spanning nearly 5,000m², we have held large-scale exhibitions by some of the world’s best known artists including Leonardo da Vinci, Salvador Dalí, Andy Warhol, Vincent Van Gogh and M.C. Escher since opening in February 2011.
ArtScience Museum is proud to present Frida Forever —an exciting line-up of exhibitions, programmes, film screenings and a VR experience—celebrating the incredible life and legacy of Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo.
Located in the heart of Singapore, get to ArtScience Museum easily by train, bus, car or foot, and discover unique experiences and exhibitions in Singapore.
Mars: The Red Mirror takes visitors on an expedition through history and across cultures to learn how our neighbouring planet has been seen as the god of war, a god of agriculture, an ancestral symbol for masculinity and a muse for science fiction.
Explore what’s happening at ArtScience Museum from exhibitions and events to workshops, screening, talks and guided tours. Visit ArtScience Museum, Future World, and get immersed in the world of art and science through a collection of interactive artworks and digital installations.
With the interplay between scale and time, Sensory Odyssey is an embodied experience designed to unravel the beauty of our planet’s biodiversity. Teeming with colours, sounds and scents, the exhibition encourages us all to appreciate just how fragile our ecosystems are.
