Affordable Art Fair Singapore returns to the F1 Pit Building from 26 to 29 November for its 19th edition, and advance tickets at S$24 are on sale until 22 November. From 23 November the adult price goes to S$28.
The fair brings 97 galleries from Singapore and overseas, with every work priced under S$15,000 and three in four below S$7,500, GST included. Prices start from S$100, and every piece is clearly priced.
What is on the floor
The organiser bills the 2026 fair as Singapore’s longest-running international contemporary art fair. Paintings, sculpture and photography share the floor with hands-on workshops and large-scale installations, and local exhibitors sit alongside international galleries.
This year’s campaign image is Narcissus and Figs, an acrylic on canvas by Relton Marine, shown by COLOURBOX at £2,950.
The workshop timetable and the full exhibitor line-up have not been released yet.
Tickets
- Private View, Thursday 26 November: S$60, online only and in limited numbers
- Advance, until 22 November: S$24 for adults, S$19 concession
- Fair week, 23 to 29 November: S$28 for adults, S$23 concession
Concession covers full-time students and visitors aged 60 and above, with proof shown at the door. Children under 16 go in free with an Under 16s ticket and an adult who holds a ticket or invitation.
Every ticket is a three-day pass, and the fair team on site can issue a re-entry link. Prices include GST, a booking fee is added at checkout on Eventbrite, and there are no refunds. Private View tickets are not sold at the door.
Opening hours
- Thursday 26 November: 2pm to 10pm (Private View ticket holders only)
- Friday 27 November: 12pm to 10pm
- Saturday 28 November: 10am to 7pm
- Sunday 29 November: 10am to 7pm
Getting there
The F1 Pit Building is at 1 Republic Boulevard. Promenade MRT on the Circle and Downtown lines is the nearest station: take Exit A and walk towards the Singapore Flyer until the pink banners appear on the left of the Flyer.
Free parking at the venue goes on a first-come, first-served basis, and there is a multi-storey car park at the Singapore Flyer. The building has lifts to every floor and accessible toilets.
There is no cloakroom or bag storage, and only service animals are allowed inside. More details sit on the Affordable Art Fair Singapore site.
