Singapore Art Museum

By: Teresa






It is Singapore Art Museum that I have already visited with my family and friends. I also learned that Singapore Art Museum reopened in December 2006 after three years of restoration and renovation, the building itself very architecturally was stunning and this grand majestic building is home to the Singapore History Gallery and four Living Galleries such as Fashion, Food, Photography and Film.



Singapore Art Museum leaves the best impression for me. In this museum, it consists of the national art collection of Singapore, receives one of the world’s largest collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian Modern and Contemporary Art, Nurtures and expanding collection of New Asian and International Contemporary Art.



You can enjoy a late dinner at a nearby Kopitiam food court as well. Alternatively, throw in a dining experience at another colonial-style building, which used to be another middle school (CHIJ), CHIJMES, just across the road from Singapore Art Museum.






I saw a lot of pictures, logos, designs that made by humans. Some are also huge statues. Among them, some of them are very interesting and lovely, some can’t understand the meaning.

I also saw the bright orange colour with large wheels. It is called Paraisado Sorbertero to mind a third king of conveyance the ice cream cart. In this work, it is used for a base and foundation of the iconic architectures of a gothic cathedral, Kariton also perform as a ‘church on wheels’.


The National Art Museum is a 10 minute walk from Dhoby Ghaut and City Hall MRT stations. There are public parking available at Singapore Management University located opposite the National Art Museum, or at the YMCA adjacent to the museum.


All of visitors can observe to museum daily. I also learned many art related things there and found out many interesting things about Singapore and other countries, I do wish to visit there again in near future with my friends.


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OPENING HOURS

Monday to Sunday: 10am - 7pm
Friday: 10am - 9pm
Free admission on Friday night, 6pm – 9pm
Want to know more please visit to http://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/