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Welcome to GALLERY1819, the pulse of Singapore's vibrant and thriving art scene. Step into our buzzing art sanctuary located in the heart of this cosmopolitan city-state where tradition meets modernity. As a leading art gallery, we are deeply meticulous in our offerings, celebrating the unrivalled artistic talents found in Singapore. Devoted to uncovering, nurturing, and promoting local artists, we forge a dynamic platform for artistic expression, creativity, and dialogue. With a diverse collection that ranges from contemporary art to traditional pieces, we transcend boundaries and blur the lines between classical artistry and modern interpretation. Our gallery isn't just an exhibition space—it is an immersive journey through colors, textures, and narratives all profoundly rooted in Singaporean culture. We champion the ambitious voices of artists who are not only trendsetters but cultural weavers, connecting the threads of our country’s rich history and its promising future. At GALLERY1819, visitors get to trace the creative contours of Singaporean heritage while embracing the innovative kaleidoscope of modern arts. Our unique and ever-changing exhibitions, designed by avant-garde and iconic local artists, capture the city-state's distinctive atmosphere and celebrate its ethos. We offer more than just an art showcase; we offer a testament to Singaporean ingenuity and spirit. The gallery runs exclusive workshops, residences and collaborative projects, creating an engaging environment that brings art closer to the heart of our community. We cordially invite you to explore a tapestry of visual narratives and celebrate the flair and vigour of 's scene. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a supporter of local talents, or just a curious explorer, GALLERY1819 is a showcase of Singaporean soul and artistry that is bound to inspire, provoke thought, and stir emotions. GALLERY1819, an experience that is not merely seen, but is felt and adored.

Like rainfall observed through a window, every line carries its own direction, rhythm and weight.In Rainlines II, Singap...
10/10/2026

Like rainfall observed through a window, every line carries its own direction, rhythm and weight.

In Rainlines II, Singapore artist Dr. Tan Chee Lay brings traditional ink into a contemporary visual language. The expansive square composition invites the eye to move through its marks slowly—discovering rhythm, contrast and quieter details along the way.

Dr. Tan’s multidisciplinary practice bridges visual art, literature and scholarship, drawing upon the Nanyang spirit while exploring new possibilities within Chinese ink.

Rainlines II
Dr. Tan Chee Lay, 2025
Ink on paper
930 × 930mm

Explore the artwork or arrange a private viewing:
https://gallery1819.com/artworks/rainlines-ii/
WhatsApp: +65 9826 4172

Singapore, reimagined through a fearless celebration of colour. 🇸🇬In Celebrate Kelly Box Going to Singapore, Indonesian ...
07/10/2026

Singapore, reimagined through a fearless celebration of colour. 🇸🇬

In Celebrate Kelly Box Going to Singapore, Indonesian artist Nana Tedja brings familiar Singapore imagery into her energetic visual world. Bold lines, unexpected colour combinations and richly layered paint transform the composition into a lively meeting of place, imagination and contemporary expression.

Nana is known for building her paintings through multiple layers of colour and experimenting beyond conventional rules of colour pairing. The result is an artwork filled with texture, spontaneity and joyful energy—one that immediately commands attention in a contemporary interior.

Celebrate Kelly Box Going to Singapore
Nana Tedja
200cm x 150cm

Discover the artwork online or contact Gallery 1819 for more information and a private viewing:
https://gallery1819.com/artworks/celebrate-kelly-box-going-to-singapore/

WhatsApp: +65 9826 4172

You don’t need to know the “right” answer to appreciate abstract art.Begin with what you notice.Which colour draws you i...
04/10/2026

You don’t need to know the “right” answer to appreciate abstract art.

Begin with what you notice.

Which colour draws you in first? Does the composition feel calm, energetic or celebratory? What changes when you step closer and discover the textures, layers and smaller marks within the work?

"Palette of Wholeness" by Singaporean artist Evangeline Ang invites this kind of slow looking. Filled with colour, movement and layered detail, the painting can be experienced differently by every viewer.

Try these three steps:

1. Follow the colour that first catches your attention.
2. Move closer and study the textures and individual marks.
3. Step back and decide what the complete composition means to you.

There is no single correct interpretation. The experience you bring to the artwork becomes part of its story.

Palette of Wholeness
Artist: Evangeline Ang
Medium: Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Dimensions: 600 × 600mm
Year: 2026

Discover the artwork:
https://gallery1819.com/artworks/palette-of-wholeness/

📍 Gallery 1819
315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building, #02-04

Old streets, enduring stories.In Keong Saik Road, Zhang Chun Lei captures the distinctive character and memories of one ...
01/10/2026

Old streets, enduring stories.

In Keong Saik Road, Zhang Chun Lei captures the distinctive character and memories of one of Singapore’s best-known heritage neighbourhoods through his expressive visual language.

The artwork is currently on display at Gallery 1819. Visit us to experience its details and textures in person, or contact us to arrange a private viewing.

📍 Gallery 1819
315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building
#02-04, Singapore 169074

📱 WhatsApp: +65 9826 4172
✉️ Email: [email protected]

Discover more:
https://gallery1819.com/artworks/keong-saik-road-2/

Mother Earth 大地之母 🌿Rooted in the textures and quiet strength of nature, Mother Earth by sculptor Ong Kok Peng brings tog...
28/09/2026

Mother Earth 大地之母 🌿

Rooted in the textures and quiet strength of nature, Mother Earth by sculptor Ong Kok Peng brings together earthy tones, organic forms and a distinctive sculptural silhouette. Its layered surface evokes the rhythms of land and landscape, while the natural wood element adds an expressive, almost primordial character.

At 270 × 170 × 350 mm, this sculptural work makes a striking statement on a pedestal, console or curated display — bringing warmth, texture and an artisanal presence into contemporary interiors.

Mother Earth 大地之母
Ong Kok Peng
Sculpture | 270 × 170 × 350 mm

Available at Gallery 1819
315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building, #02-04 Singapore 169074

#大地之母

Under one moon, we gather. 🌕This Mid-Autumn Festival, Gallery 1819 presents Mid Autumn Festival by Singapore artist Tung...
25/09/2026

Under one moon, we gather. 🌕

This Mid-Autumn Festival, Gallery 1819 presents Mid Autumn Festival by Singapore artist Tung Yue Nang.

Created in 2002 with Chinese ink on rice paper, the artwork recalls a celebration shaped by moonlight, lanterns and togetherness. While customs evolve across generations, the festival’s heart remains familiar: sharing time, stories and a sense of reunion with family and friends.

Tung Yue Nang’s practice is grounded in traditional Chinese painting, calligraphy and seal carving, while also embracing elements of Western art. This meeting of influences gives his work a language that feels both rooted and distinctly personal.

Mid Autumn Festival
Tung Yue Nang, 2002
Chinese ink on rice paper
660 × 660mm

Discover the artwork or contact Gallery 1819 to arrange a private viewing:
https://gallery1819.com/artworks/mid-autumn-festival/
WhatsApp: +65 9826 4172

Wishing everyone a warm and meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival.

#中秋节

New arrivals at Gallery 1819: three evocative watercolours by Lim Cheng Hoe.From the working boats and riverside archite...
22/09/2026

New arrivals at Gallery 1819: three evocative watercolours by Lim Cheng Hoe.

From the working boats and riverside architecture of 1960s Singapore to the quiet atmosphere of forest and river landscapes, these works reveal the artist’s sensitive observation of place, light and changing weather.

Featured works:

• Singapore River Scene (1960s)
Watercolour on paper
650 × 540mm, framed

• Forest Scene
Watercolour on paper
475 × 620mm, framed

• River Landscape (1958)
Watercolour on paper
580 × 465mm, framed

Each painting offers an intimate glimpse into the landscapes and everyday scenes that captured the artist’s attention.

Interested in adding one of these works to your collection? Speak directly with Gallery 1819 for a discreet, personal conversation or to request a private viewing.

📍 315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building, #02-04
📱 WhatsApp: +65 9826 4172
🌐 https://gallery1819.com/

A quiet moment of companionship beneath a glowing harvest. 🍊In Orange-5 Prosperity, artist Aaron Gan brings expressive i...
19/09/2026

A quiet moment of companionship beneath a glowing harvest. 🍊

In Orange-5 Prosperity, artist Aaron Gan brings expressive ink birds together with radiant orange forms, creating a composition filled with warmth, harmony and possibility.

Rendered in ink and pigments on rice paper, the artwork offers a contemporary interpretation of traditional ink painting. Its restrained palette and vibrant touches of orange make it a meaningful focal point for both classic and modern interiors.

Orange-5 Prosperity
Artist: Aaron Gan
Medium: Ink and pigments on rice paper
Dimensions: 560 × 560mm
Year: 2025

Discover the artwork at Gallery 1819:
https://gallery1819.com/artworks/orange-5-prosperity/

📍 315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building, #02-04, Singapore 169074

An artwork may have been in your family for years—but the time may be right for it to begin a new chapter.Gallery 1819 o...
16/09/2026

An artwork may have been in your family for years—but the time may be right for it to begin a new chapter.

Gallery 1819 offers a simple, trusted way to sell individual artworks or an entire collection. From the initial review and professional presentation to promotion, buyer enquiries and logistics coordination, our team can manage the process on your behalf.

We welcome submissions from private collectors, particularly:

• Established Singapore artists
• Singapore modern and contemporary art
• Nanyang art
• Chinese ink and calligraphy
• Watercolour
• Southeast Asian art
• Works with established provenance

Not sure whether your artwork is suitable? Send us its details and photographs for an initial review. There is no charge to submit an artwork for consideration, and any applicable fees will be discussed before an accepted work is listed or consigned.

Submit your artwork:
https://gallery1819.com/sell-your-artwork/

As Singapore Gallery Month draws to a close, we return to one of the reasons people begin collecting art: to preserve a ...
13/09/2026

As Singapore Gallery Month draws to a close, we return to one of the reasons people begin collecting art: to preserve a connection with a place, a moment, or a way of life.

In these two works, Singapore artist William Lee Jik Yun turns his attention to the everyday social scenes that once formed part of the city’s rhythm. Crowds gather closely around tables, absorbed in conversation and activity — ordinary moments that, with time, become part of our collective memory.

William’s works often reflect on the transient nature of Singapore and the places and experiences that gradually disappear or change. Through his paintings, familiar scenes are not simply documented, but remembered with a sense of nostalgia and affection.

A collection does not have to begin with a particular movement or investment strategy. Sometimes, it begins with an image that feels familiar — one that reminds us of how Singapore once looked, felt and gathered.

Discover more works by William Lee Jik Yun at Gallery 1819.

Which everyday Singapore scene would you preserve in art?

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315 Outram Road, Tan Boon Liat Building, #02/04
Singapore
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Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 11:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 19:00
Thursday 11:00 - 19:00
Friday 11:00 - 19:00
Saturday 11:00 - 19:00
Sunday 11:00 - 19:00

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