On 23 November, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong unveiled the new National Gallery Singapore at a celebration attended by delegates, artists, donors, partners, sponsors, civic and community leaders and others who have contributed to the making of the Gallery over the past 10 years. The newest visual arts institution will showcase the largest public collection of modern art of Singapore and Southeast Asia. National Gallery Singapore is a new visual arts institution, dedicated to collaborative research, education and exhibitions, highlighting the importance of modern art in Southeast Asia in a global context. The Gallery also provides a unique visitor experience through its art presentations and innovative programming, positioning Singapore as a regional and international hub for the visual arts. Situated in the heart of the Civic District, the National Gallery Singapore has been beautifully restored and transformed from the former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings – two important heritage buildings of Singapore’s nationhood – into an exciting new visual arts venue. The Gallery will be a leading civic and cultural destination established for the enrichment, enjoyment and engagement of Singapore residents and visitors from all over the world. National Gallery Singapore opened its doors to the public on 24 November. All visitors will enjoy complimentary entry to the Gallery, its exhibitions and the opening celebrations until 6 December. A range of activities have been planned in this opening period, including temporary exhibitions, family events, guided tours, and dance and music performances, among others. The two opening exhibitions, entitled Between Declarations and Dreams and Siapa Nama Kamu?, present artworks from Southeast Asia and Singapore respectively. National Gallery Singapore is a member of ASEMUS and its profile can be visited on our website. For additional information about National Gallery Singapore, please visit https://www.nationalgallery.sg/