Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is closing its four-year Lost & Found series with Lost & Found: How We Remember, running from 27 November 2026 to 18 April 2027. Entry is free for Singaporeans and PRs.
What is Lost & Found: How We Remember about?
The exhibition looks at how artists preserve memories, revisit histories and bring overlooked stories to light. It features 16 artists from Asia and beyond, with works in film, sound, installation, photography, publishing and participatory art.
Personal stories, endangered languages and changing natural environments run through the show, and the works ask how memories endure, change or disappear over time. Three newly commissioned works, by Vincent Rumahloine, ila and Hsu Chia-wei, take on historical, cultural and environmental subjects.
Workshops, tours and artist activations
Beyond the galleries, visitors can join workshops, curator-led and artist-led tours and artist activations, which offer different ways in to the ideas on show.
Lost & Found: How We Remember: visitor details
- Dates: 27 November 2026 to 18 April 2027
- Venue: Level 1, Gallery 1, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
- Admission: general admission, free for Singaporeans and PRs
More on the exhibitions calendar: Pop after Pop: Art around Us opens at National Gallery Singapore on 11 December, and the SAM proposal for Hoya, Five Lungs and Temple Libraries is also worth a read.
