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Affordable Art Fair Singapore

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Affordable Art Fair Singapore celebrates its 15th anniversary at F1 Pit Building from 7 – 10 November, 2024. Be prepared to browse through 83 galleries hailing from all around the world, including 29 Singapore galleries. Expect a wide array of artworks, together with curated art workshops, late night events, and large-scale installations for all.

The Arty-Licious Evening on 8 November will offer an extended evening view and special experiences while supporting the Caregiving Welfare Association. For every ticket sold, $2 will be donated to the charity, and visitors can learn more about how art heals at two Art Therapy Talks, hosted at 7pm and 8pm respectively at Caregiving Welfare Association’s booth. Art-jamming sessions are also available throughout the fair.

Artists’ Takeover will present a line-up of four visionary artists from diverse backgrounds and artistic styles on 4 days. Every day will feature one artist who will take over and transform their creative visions into masterpieces right before your eyes.

The Anniversary Showcase highlights 20 galleries that have exhibited with the fair throughout its journey. Each gallery will present a key artwork symbolising their artistic evolution—whether past, present, or future—offering a unique reflection of their growth and ongoing creative pursuits. The showcase will feature selected works accompanied by gallery statements, celebrating their connection to the fair while offering a glimpse into their history, current endeavours, and aspirations for the future.

Visitors are encouraged to dive into hands-on workshops, talks and guided tours. With daily photo collage sessions, fine art photography discussions, guided tours and activities for children, the workshops are perfect for anyone curious about the creative process.

Tickets: $5 discount for SAGG readers!
Buy tickets HERE – the discount code will be applied

Private View (by invitation only): Thursday 7 November, 2pm – 10pm

Arty-Licious Evening: Friday 8 November, 6pm – 10pm

Public Opening Hours:
Friday 8 November, 11am – 6pm
Saturday 9 November, 11am – 7pm
Sunday 10 November, 11am – 6pm

Venue: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975

Website: affordableartfair.com

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