About ArtScience Museum
See New Possibilities.
ArtScience Museum is a space where art and science converge. We are a haven for creativity, cutting-edge innovation and the bold ideas that emerge out of unexpected connections.
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Highlights
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Goddess: Brave. Bold. Beautiful.
Across 120 years of moving image history, Goddess celebrates the daring superstars who challenged narratives, defied expectations and transcended boundaries.
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Frida Kahlo: The Life of an Icon
Step into the incredible world of Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo, and discover how she became one of today’s most influential cultural icons representing resilience, diversity and self-empowerment.
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The World of Studio Ghibli
For nearly four decades, Studio Ghibli has captivated the hearts and imagination of audiences worldwide with its rich narratives, visual splendour and relatable characters. From 4 October, fans across Singapore and the region will be able to experience the Studio’s timeless treasure at ArtScience Museum and join iconic characters on an unforgettable adventure through the fantastical realms of films such as My Neighbour Totoro (1988), Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989), and Spirited Away (2001).
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New Eden: Science Fiction Mythologies Transformed
New Eden: Science Fiction Mythologies Transformed (21 Oct 2023 – 3 Mar 2024) offers fresh insights on science fiction, a genre built on envisioning alternative futures and imaginary realms. The lines connecting science fiction with Asian philosophy and mythologies are brought to light through the work of Asian women artists and collectives.
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2219: Futures Imagined
Journey into imaginary future worlds 200 years on, featuring over two dozen local and international artists, architects, filmmakers, and theatre companies.
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Floating Utopias: The Power of Inflatable Art
A playful and poetic exhibition that explored the social history of inflatable objects. The show featured over 40 artworks by international and local artists.
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Wonderland
Based on Lewis Carroll’s timeless stories of Alice and her adventures, visitors were invited into an immersive and enchanted Wonderland.
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Minimalism: Space. Light. Object
Southeast Asia’s first survey exhibition on minimal art that marked Minimalism as a radical turning point in the history of 20th century art.
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All Possible Paths: Richard Feynman’s Curious Life
Both art and science were used to convey the importance and relevance of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman’s work for today’s audiences.
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ArtScience Late
Our signature programme that takes place after dark monthly. Past performers include Dan Deacon (USA), Ryoji Ikeda (Japan) and TAO Dance Theater (China).
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ArtScience on Screen
Our film and video programme that has shown works by over 50 filmmakers, Skoltz Kolgen (Canada), Semiconductor (UK), Apichatpong Weerasethakul (Thailand).
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Talks
Over 100 speakers have provided insights into intriguing topics. Past speakers include Lord Martin Rees (the Astronomer Royal) and Sir Harold Walter Kroto (NobelLaureate).
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Into the Wild: An Immersive Virtual Adventure
This multiple-award winning virtual adventure transformed 1000sqm of the Museum into a forest that visitors could explore with a smartphone device.
Our Iconic Architecture
Our Iconic Architecture
Designed by renowned architect Moshe Safdie, our museum is inspired by the shape of a lotus in full bloom. Each ‘frond’ on the building contains a different gallery, with skylights illuminating the curved interior walls to create a dramatic silhouette on the skyline.
The building also marries function with form by incorporating environmental features into its design. Rainwater is collected on the museum’s roof, channelled through the atrium, and recycled for use.
Designed by renowned architect Moshe Safdie, our museum is inspired by the shape of a lotus in full bloom. Each ‘frond’ on the building contains a different gallery, with skylights illuminating the curved interior walls to create a dramatic silhouette on the skyline.
The building also marries function with form by incorporating environmental features into its design. Rainwater is collected on the museum’s roof, channelled through the atrium, and recycled for use.
Gallery Spaces
Level 3 Galleries
The gallery’s unique geometry features high ceilings that can accommodate any type of installation, as well as a rotunda that floods the space with natural light without damaging the artwork.
Basement 2 Galleries
Basement 2 galleries can be freely partitioned to create distinctive spaces that enhance the presentation of artworks.
Committed to Sustainability
Committed to Sustainability
There is no future without the earth, which has enabled all of the human flourishing found in our museum. That’s why we are deeply committed to sustainability and conservation. We create impact through exhibitions which advocate for the cause of our planet and direct action that cares for our environment we call home.
There is no future without the earth, which has enabled all of the human flourishing found in our museum. That’s why we are deeply committed to sustainability and conservation. We create impact through exhibitions which advocate for the cause of our planet and direct action that cares for our environment we call home.
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Our Awards
 USGBC LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum 2024 |  TripAdvisor 2019 Certification of Excellence Hall of Fame | TripAdvisor 2019 Certification of Excellence |
 TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Awards 2018 |  TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Awards 2017 |  TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Awards 2015 |
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