Save the date for The Private Museum’s Charity Golf 2026! Join us in our sixth edition as we celebrate another day of camaraderie with fellow patrons and golfers at Laguna National Golf Resort Club on 6 May 2026.

The record support we received in 2025 reflects the strong belief of our patrons in The Private Museum’s role within Singapore’s arts and culture landscape. Building on this momentum, we strive to continue our commitment to further engage, inspire and build more communities through art. Your donations will play a pivotal role in empowering us in our mission to make art more accessible to the public.

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In conjunction with Singapore Art Week 2026, The Private Museum is pleased to present Human Being Human: Selections from the Collection of John and Cheryl Chia. Kickstarting The Private Museum’s 2026 programming, this exhibition invites contemplation on the human experience. Shaped over more than two decades, the private collection of John and Cheryl Chia underpins this showcase, inspiring audiences to explore how art can illuminate the complexities of contemporary existence.

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The Private Museum is delighted to present Towards Happiness, Prosperity & Progress: Reflections on the Singapore Spirit, a landmark exhibition bringing together 60 Singaporean and Singapore-based artists, 60 artworks, and 6 curators in a profound reflection of the Singapore spirit, in conjunction with Singapore’s 60th year of independence.

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As The Private Museum celebrates its 15th anniversary, alongside SG60, we are honoured to reflect on the journey that has shaped the museum and Singapore’s vibrant cultural landscape. This year marks a significant milestone, and we are thrilled to invite you to join us for a very special edition of our Annual Gala on Saturday, 1 November 2025, at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa.

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The Private Museum is delighted to present The Art of Lee Boon Ngan: Celebrating 60 Years of Singapore through the Love of Chua Mia Tee & Lee Boon Ngan, a landmark exhibition honouring the love and legacy of two Singaporeans who have dedicated their lives to art and nation.

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The Private Museum is delighted to present Love Connects: My Life in Dance by Goh Soo Khim, a book launch accompanied by a special exhibition that offers a glimpse into Cultural Medallion recipient Goh Soo Khim’s journey in dance, artistic influences, and enduring legacy in the cultural landscape in Singapore. 

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Save the date for The Private Museum’s Charity Golf 2025! For our fifth edition, we’ll be returning to Laguna National Golf Resort Club on 7 May 2025 for a day out on the greens.

This year’s theme of “Swing for the Arts, 15 Years and Beyond” celebrates both The Private Museum’s 15th anniversary and Singapore’s 60th year of independence. As we reflect on our nation’s journey and the growth of our local arts communities, we aim to make this event even more memorable. Your donations will play a pivotal role in empowering us in our mission to make private collections more accessible to the public.

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In conjunction with Singapore Art Week 2025, The Private Museum is proud to present Of Dreams and Contemplation: I am All but a Story – Selections from the Collection of Richard Koh. This exhibition marks the second showcase of Richard Koh’s evolving journey as a collector and gallerist, showcasing over 50 works from his personal collection. This new selection of works reflects an evolving journey that continues to resonate with new meanings in The Private Museum’s expansive space at the Osborne House. 

Building upon the narrative of the first instalment in 2019—held at the museum’s former home at 51 Waterloo Street—the second instalment expands the scope of Koh’s deeply personal collection. The first showcase offered an intimate glimpse into Koh’s collection—emphasising monochromatic, abstract, and landscape works that reflected quiet introspection. Now, Of Dreams and Contemplation: I am All but a Story continues to unfold a collection rich in personal meaning—presenting works that trace Koh’s decades-long interactions with art and the artists he admires.  

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The Private Museum Singapore is delighted to present Déjà vu: When the Sun Rises in the West, an evocative exhibition featuring the works of renowned Thai artist Natee Utarit.

In continuation of the historic exhibition at Silpakorn University in 2022 commemorating the artist’s return to his alma mater, this exhibition now journeys to Singapore, bringing with it a new myriad of selections from local and regional private collections.

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The Private Museum Singapore is delighted to present As One Thing Flows To Another, curated by guest curator Ng Hui Hsien.

This exhibition showcases works of eight visual artists, and features special collaborations with leading Singaporean music charity, The TENG Company as well as Photographer and Author, Dr Chua Yang, daughter of Cultural Medallion recipient Chua Mia Tee.

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In celebration of the museum’s first anniversary at the Osborne House, The Private Museum is delighted to present Strange Connections: Art and Architecture by Richard Hassell.

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As part of Singapore Art Week 2024, The Private Museum Singapore is delighted to present Chronic Compulsions: Selected Works from Art Addicts Anonymous, showcasing works from a remarkable selection of over 40 modern and contemporary works from 15 participating collections from Singapore.

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The Private Museum (TPM) Singapore is delighted to present Rhythmic Resonance: A Collaboration Beyond Boundaries By Andy Yang & Ian de Souza showcasing works from Australian artist Ian de Souza and Singaporean artist Andy Yang.

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