Held in the Middle

“Held in the Middle”, jointly organised by UOL Group Limited (UOL) and ART:DIS (Arts & Disability) Singapore, is the debut solo exhibition by artist Christian Tan, overall winner of the UOL X ART:DIS Art Prize 2025. Featuring a collection of about 30 linocut prints, the exhibition brings together works inspired…

AIT (Artist-in-Training) Exhibition 2026

The ART:DIS artist-in-training annual showcase is held from 4 to 12 July 2026 at the Chapel.Titled “Quiet Frequencies” and curated by Hazel Lim, the exhibition draws inspiration from the unseen registers of human perception, the vibrations, pitches, and signals that typically lie beyond our awareness. Guided by experienced tutors through…

Turning Points 3

Now in its third year at Singapore Art Week, Turning Points III brings together five artists with disabilities whose works capture pivotal moments of artistic transformation. Each piece reflects a turning point where adversity sparks reinvention and exploration leads to new creative horizons. In this exhibition, Aaron Yap will show…

Turning Points II

Turning Points II is a dynamic group exhibition spotlighting fresh works by young and emerging neurodiverse artists, underscoring ART:DIS (Arts & Disability Singapore)’s ongoing commitment to cultivating professional pathways and fostering recognition for disabled artists in Singapore. Returning for its second iteration from 22 January to 1 February 2025 at The…

Through The Looking Glass

How much can we truly perceive from someone else’s story? How much of what we take in is shaped by their truth and how much by our own lens? In this multi-sensory art experience, replete with prose, poetry, art installations and performances, visitors are invited into narratives that embody resilience,…

Natural Geometry

Fern Wong is a self-taught artist visual with Down syndrome, whose interdisciplinary practice seamlessly blends drawing and paper-cutting techniques that resonate deeply with the inherent patterns in the natural world, echoing themes that have fascinated humanity for centuries. In her first solo exhibition Natural Geometry, made possible after receipt of…