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Neat gallery but very small selection of modern art. Modern "art" is not really my cup of tea but I would have liked to seen more technically advanced works, perhaps more immersive exhibits.

A very unique place in ION. If u have an hour to spare, drop by and indulge urself in Arts. A mix of sculptors, paintings and unique designs that come in both old and new. Most of them are new art pieces and u can still some as old as 100 yrs old. Those not appreciative of Art pieces, we would recommend to try and learn abit. There are curators around so u can try and ask to understand and appreciate the paintings and such. We spent more than half an hour but since we had something on, we had to leave. Do check it out and explorw your inner self, maybe you could be the next artist. Or even the potential One that could have ur piece be on the exhibit too 😊😊😊. Check it out! #piquedwanderer #operagallery #operagallerysingapore

Exciting Art gallery with cute but exquisite collection by a professional that respect and admire fine art. Love the inspiring sculpture and pictures. Conveniently located at neighbourhood of famous Orchard Road among luxurious hotels resorts shopping restaurants and amenities. Walking distance to Orchard MRT with plenty of dinning shopping banking supermarkets library cinemas entertainments groceries sundries postage services and amenities nearby. Friendly cosy comfy welcoming ambience for romantic intimates groups students expats locals visitors and families.

I liked the ‘Teochew fishball noodles’ here. You can pay with a card.

The Opera Gallery is one of the very few galleries in Singapore which can boast of well known European artists like Picasso, Marc Chagall, Fernando Bottero etc. The gallery is located in the busy shopping area of Orchard road and easily accessible. The exhibits are well spaced and is a good experience.

Ion orchard 2nd floor near LV store, not to big but good to visit

Honestly, it was a bit of a letdown. The whole experience felt overly restrictive with so many “Cannot do this, Cannot do that” rules. It really sucked the fun out of art. Instead of enjoying the art and being able to freely engage with it, I was constantly reminded of what I couldn’t do, which made the visit feel more like a chore than an enjoyable outing. I understand the need for some rules to protect the artwork, but the strictness here really took away from the overall experience. Art should be about freedom and creativity, but it felt more like being in a museum where you were constantly walking on eggshells. It’s a shame, as the art itself could have been really inspiring if the atmosphere had been more welcoming and relaxed.

Didn't see the Yayoi Kusama pumpkin despite the poster outside.

World class artworks with free of charge

They have a yayoi kusuma pumpkin sculpture and a small painting done by her which are worth a visit.Apart from that the selection is quite one dimensional focusing on abstracts and some sculptures!