ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands Ticket

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Enter a world of wonder and discovery at Singapore’s ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands! Since its opening in February 2011, the ArtScience Museum has become a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike thanks to its iconic lotus shape, its massive size of 6,000 square meters filled with 21 different gallery spaces, and fascinating exhibits!

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teamLab Future World Ignite creative spark in exciting and fully immersive digital universe – Future World. Inspire imagination in an ever-changing space featuring 17 cutting-edge installations, and open a world of playful possibilities through the adventure of exploration. Visitors will be immersed in a world of art, science, magic and metaphor as the artworks dynamically evolve through their presence and participation.

Insects: Microsculptures Magnified (opening 17 January 2026) is an exhibition featuring large-scale photographs by Levon Biss that reveal the hidden beauty and complexity of insects. Showcasing 37 images and scientific research, it combines art and science to highlight discoveries, biomimicry, and the importance of these often-overlooked creatures.

NOX: Confessions of a Machine (opening 23 January 2026) is an immersive, site-specific solo exhibition by artist Lawrence Lek that explores the role of artificial intelligence in future urban life. Combining interactive games, sound, video, and scenography, the exhibition invites visitors into a fictional smart city run by an AI corporation, prompting reflection on ethics, agency, and empathy between humans and machines, while marking Lek’s Southeast Asian debut at ArtScience Museum.

Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy is MBS first collaboration with the Getty in Los Angeles, one of the world’s leading art centres. The exhibitions offers a powerful encounter with the human body and how the intertwined practices of art and science have shaped our understanding of anatomy from the 16th century to today