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SAM Collection: The Present is Unstable | Wei Leng Tay: Singapore Art Museum

Forthcoming exhibition
2 October 2026 - 18 July 2027
Hero banner: Hao Jingban, still from I Witness, 2025, three-channel video installation, 54 min 41 sec. Commissioned by the Han Nefkens Foundation, Mori Art Museum, M+ Hong Kong, and Singapore Art Museum. Image courtesy of the artist and Blindspot Gallery.
Hero banner: Hao Jingban, still from I Witness, 2025, three-channel video installation, 54 min 41 sec. Commissioned by the Han Nefkens Foundation, Mori Art Museum, M+ Hong Kong, and Singapore Art Museum. Image courtesy of the artist and Blindspot Gallery.

SAMCollection: The Present Is Unstable considers the exhibition as something fluid and constantly changing. Works from the Collection will be brought in and out over time, placed in new relationships, and activated through talks, tours, and public programmes. There is no single theme here. Each time works is taken out of storage and put on display, they tell a different story and each configuration tests a different question. They may reveal concerns that were not visible before and connect older questions to present-day struggles, helping us understand what kind of world we are living in now. In whichever configuration you encounter the Collection, it asks that we begin with one question: what is the work trying to say, and how might it matter today?

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