ArtScience Cinema
ArtScience Cinema is ArtScience Museum's first purpose-built screening room. It presents a diverse range of curated programming that includes feature films, cinematic retrospectives, film festival selections, documentaries and more. ArtScience Cinema boasts spacious, comfortable seating and high-quality surround-sound wireless headphones for a truly immersive cinematic experience.
Please refer to the FAQs before booking your ticket.
Check the cinema schedule here:
Now Showing
12 Jun – 31 Aug 2026
Featuring a diverse line-up of award-winning films and documentaries, Sustainable Futures Film Festival 2026 celebrates stories of ocean science and environmental urgency through a cinematic lens.
Ticketed Screenings
Contours of Being is a film programme about the meditation on bodies shaped by time, care, memory, and the quiet persistence of everyday gesture. With three pairings tracing life’s contours, where flesh holds memory. From Naomi Kawase to Agnes Varda, cinema listens to bodies in time - be it weathered hands, faces or tender silhouettes that sculpt and resist the anatomical ideal.
Katatsumori (1994, Naomi Kawase). Image courtesy of Kumie Inc.
Past Programmes
Micro-Commissions
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Late Spring
Commissioned for the smallest of screens as part of ArtScience at Home in 2020, Micro-Commissions features short films by some of Singapore's most prominent artists and filmmakers.
Kicking off the series is Lei Yuan Bin's Late Spring, an homage to film legend Yasujiro Ozu's masterpiece of the same name. -
ArtScience On Screen: Prophecy
Prophecy is a collaboration between filmmaker Gladys Ng, writer Zoea Tania and musician thistlemorse. It invites the audience to contemplate our earthly and spiritual existence through imagery both vast and microscopic.
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Sonorous Sketches: Visualising a Field Recording Dubplate
Sep 2023A new animated short film by local artist Zai Tang comprising of experimental visualisations of soundscapes recorded in the Singaporean wild. Join us for a livestream discussion and Q&A on 30 Sep with Zai Tang.
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How Can I Tell I Miss You
The world has mysteriously fallen asleep. Traversing the borders between past, present, memory and consciousness, someone attempts to rouse it from its deep slumber – will she ever succeed? Don’t miss Eva Tang’s latest film commissioned for ArtScience On Screen.
Catch the livestream Q&A with Eva and her collaborators on the film, Renee Chua and Joe Ng on 26 Aug, 9pm!
Screen Zine
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Issue 1: Film as Art/Art as Film
Jul 2020The inaugural Screen Zine takes a quick peek at the role of the moving image in museums, some of the most creative and exciting works to cross between the film and art world, and of course – the importance of being Agnès (Varda).
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Scream Zine: The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari
Oct 2020Screen Zine turns into Scream Zine with a graphic guide exploring the cinematic legacy of The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, a pioneer of the modern horror genre. In this special spooky edition, five illustrators reimagine this classic as a local folklore, an architect shows us the horror(s) in architecture, and an experimental essay offers us a poetic response to this expressionist classic.
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