National Gallery Singapore is a leading visual arts institution that oversees the world’s largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian modern and contemporary art. Reflecting Singapore’s unique heritage and geographical location, the Gallery aims to be a progressive museum that creates dialogues between the art of Singapore, Southeast Asia and the world to foster and inspire a creative and inclusive society.

The Gallery is committed to making its space and services accessible to all visitors by providing equitable opportunities to experience the Gallery and make meaningful connections with art and heritage. These initiatives include the following: access resources such as the Access Guide on the Gallery’s website and the Calm Room, a thoughtfully designed space within the museum for visitors who feel overstimulated or overwhelmed. The Gallery is also a Dementia-go-to Point and Gallery staff are trained to assist persons living with dementia. The Gallery continues to work closely with diverse communities to expand its access offerings and services to ensure a truly inclusive experience for all visitors.