ART SG

ART SG IS THE MOST HOTLY ANTICIPATED ART FAIR LAUNCH OF 2023. PRESENTED BY FOUNDING AND LEAD PARTNER UBS, ART SG WILL WELCOME OVER 150 LEADING INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA, ASIA PACIFIC AND AROUND THE WORLD.

THE INAUGURAL EDITION OF ART SG WILL TAKE PLACE FROM 12 – 15 JANUARY 2023 AT THE MARINA BAY SANDS EXPO AND CONVENTION CENTRE IN SINGAPORE, AND WILL PROVIDE GALLERIES WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAP INTO THE SIGNIFICANT BUYING POWER OF THE REGION AT THE NEXUS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA.

THE GALLERY LIST FOR ART SG 2023 WAS ANNOUNCED ON 15 JUNE 2022. FULL DETAILS CAN BE FOUND HERE.

“The launch of ART SG in January with such an impressive list of world-class galleries is testament to the strength and potential this fair has for Singapore, and for the art scene in Southeast Asia. As Founding and Lead Partner of ART SG, we see great potential in the regional art market, and expect ART SG to become a showcase event for UBS, and for Singapore. Supporting this new flagship platform will provide the art loving public and UBS clients access to the most important galleries, dynamic artists, and artwork available today."
August HateckeCo-Head Wealth Management Asia Pacific, UBS Global Wealth Management Country Head UBS Singapore
"The strong list of galleries for the inaugural edition of ART SG is a show of confidence in Singapore as a vibrant destination for the arts. As international travel picks up pace, events such as ART SG will add to Singapore’s wide range of lifestyle offerings, help us recapture demand and strengthen our position as a leading business and leisure destination. We look forward to welcoming all visitors to ART SG during Singapore Art Week in 2023."
Lim Shoo LingDirector, Arts & Cultural Precincts, Singapore Tourism Board
“It is encouraging and exciting to see such an exciting list of international galleries coming to exhibit in Singapore for the first time. Through assembling such a strong exhibitor list, ART SG has already redefined the potential of the city to attract world-class quality. The spotlight of the international art world will be on Singapore in January 2023 and this is a cultural event we should all celebrate."
Michael TaySingaporean collector, and member of the ART SG Advisory Group
“Singapore is a diverse multi-cultural society, with a rich history and heritage that creates a perfect setting for encounters with art. It has a rapidly growing visual arts scene, world-class museum infrastructure, and excellent performing and literary arts. ART SG is a highly anticipated addition to this cultural ecosystem and has much to offer the city and region."
Pierre LorinetSingapore-based collector, and member of the ART SG Advisory Group
“Southeast Asia is one of the fastest growing markets in the world. Magnus Renfrew and the team at ART SG have an exceptional track record, and we look forward to working closely with them over the coming years to further develop our collector base in the region. We are excited to confirm our participation in ART SG in 2023.”
Nick SimunovicManaging Director, Asia, Gagosian
“Pace Gallery believes that ART SG has considerable potential to develop the significant collector base in Southeast Asia. We are looking forward to taking part in 2023.”
Leng LinPartner and President, Pace Gallery Hong Kong
“ART SG has considerable potential to develop into a major art world event in the future and we look forward to working with Magnus Renfrew and the team over the coming years to develop the audience for our artists in the Southeast Asian market. We already look forward to participating in ART SG in January 2023.”
Tim NeugerCo-Founder, neugerriemschneider
“König Gallery is excited to participate in ART SG in January 2023. In addition to being the natural meeting place for a rapidly expanding collector base in Southeast Asia, Singapore is a key hub for the tech and crypto community. We look forward to introducing our program and see great potential for ART SG.”
Johann KönigFounder, König Gallery
“Over the past decade or more Victoria Miro has been privileged to take part in the emergence of Asia as a major international hub in the contemporary art world. As a gallery we are fully committed to deepening the important connections that we have made over this time with collectors and institutions across the region. We certainly look forward to the inaugural edition of ART SG in January 2023 and to presenting a strong roster of gallery artists in upcoming editions of the Fair.”
Simon KirbyDirector Asia, Victoria Miro and ART SG Selection Committee member
“White Cube is committed to participating in ART SG for the long term. Southeast Asia is an important and rapidly developing market and we look forward to our participation in 2023.”
Daniela GarehSenior Director and Partner, White Cube
“Yavuz Gallery has been deeply committed to Singapore and Southeast Asia for many years. We have witnessed the fast-paced collecting and artistic growth in the region, and feel it is ready for a major international art fair. There is great anticipation and excitement for the launch of ART SG, we are delighted to be part of its inaugural edition in January 2023.”
Can YavuzFounder and Managing Director, Yavuz Gallery
“Esther Schipper Gallery sees strong potential in the Southeast Asian market and in Singapore as a natural meeting place for the international art world in the region. We very much look forward to joining the launch edition of ART SG in January 2023.”
Esther SchipperFounder, Esther Schipper Gallery
“Richard Koh Fine Art takes a long term view of the Singapore and Southeast Asian art landscape and believes that a launch edition of ART SG in 2023 will be well positioned for success and the widest possible attendance. We are delighted to be participating in ART SG in 2023.”
Richard KohFounder, Richard Koh Fine Art
“Southeast Asia is an incredibly important market for Lehmann Maupin. We are committed to expanding our relationships and to promoting our artists in this rapidly expanding market. We look forward to participating in ART SG in January 2023.”
Rachel LehmannFounder, Lehmann Maupin
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