HomeNewsSouth AsiaLifestyleSingapore aims to be the No 1 art market in Southeast Asia, and the recent growth in private art spaces and exhibitions could help it realise that ambition
Singapore aims to be the No 1 art market in Southeast Asia, and the recent growth in private art spaces and exhibitions could help it realise that ambition
But this year’s Art SG, which ran from January 18-21, and the energy around the citywide Singapore Art Week, proved to be more positive than expected.
An installation view of “Rough”. This exhibition, co-presented by Singapore collector Pierre Lorinet, was one of many events held during Singapore Art Week 2024. Photo: Pierre Lorinet Collection
“The buzz and energy felt like it was a step up,” says Art SG co-founder Magnus Renfrew, noting both sales and fair attendance were better than in 2023. “As time goes on, people are…
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