Singapore Art Museum Residencies
About this opportunity
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) offers Cycle 4 of its residency programme, covering the period from June 2027 to December 2028. International applicants may apply for residencies of one to three months; Singapore-based applicants may apply for up to six months. Three thematic strands guide the programme: Listening and Attuning, Making and Material Cultures, and Beyond Human and Interdependence. Applications are welcome from artists, curators, educators, researchers, and creative practitioners working across all disciplines and mediums.
Application tips
Your application requires a CV, portfolio, a 500-to-1,000-word statement of interest, and a recommendation letter. Clearly articulate how your practice aligns with one of the three thematic strands.
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