The Changi Museum is home to paintings, personal effects, photographs and letters detailing the Japanese occupation of Singapore, as well as the famous Changi Murals painted by British POW Stanley Warren during his time in Changi.
Merion Park is one of Singapore’s landmarks because it’s home to the biggest of the Garden City’s seven official Merlion statues.
The FOST Gallery – named for founder Stephanie Fong – relocated to Gillman Barracks, Singapore’s premier arts precinct in 2012 after outgrowing their converted shophouse on Kim Yam Road.
Focusing on print and paper, the Singapore Tyler Print Institute is a non-for-profit organisation housed in a 19th century commercial building in Robertson Quay close to the Singapore River.
The Bartoux family contemplated long and hard about coming to Asia after meeting a Singaporean art collector at their gallery in France but co-founder Robert Bartoux saw an opportunity and it has turned into a very lucrative one.
