Is entry to STPI free?

Yes. Entry to STPI is free for all visitors, and they also offer free guided tours. You may want to reserve a spot online for tours as they can fill up.

How much time do I need to explore STPI?

Most visitors spend about an hour exploring the gallery. If taking a guided tour or trying a workshop, plan for 1.5 to 2 hours.

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Singapore: STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery

4.6(497)

1–2 hours

Robertson Quay

Wheelchair Accessibility:

Yes

Operating Hours:Monday – Saturday: 10:00 - 19:00. Sunday: 10:00 - 17:00

The Vibe:Printmaking paradise by the river.

Tucked away at Robertson Quay, this innovative gallery marries hands-on printmaking workshops with contemporary art exhibitions. It’s an incubator for creativity, welcoming art lovers to explore paper and print.
Airy space with high ceilings and crisp white walls. The subtle scent of ink and paper lingers as quiet footsteps echo through the printmaking studio and gallery.

Often described as a hidden gem in Singapore’s art scene.
Praised in reviews for free guided tours and engaging workshops.
Internationally renowned for contemporary print and paper art.

Fit For

Families: Hands-on workshops keep kids engaged.
Couples: Serene setting for a leisurely creative date.
Seniors: Lift access and seating allow for comfortable browsing.
Photographers: Bright, spacious interiors for artful shots.

Highlights

Changing exhibitions of contemporary prints — global artists often in residence.
Hands-on printmaking workshops — see artists at work.
On-site paper mill — learn how paper is made — Hidden Gem.
Free guided tours of gallery and studio.

Plan Your Visit

Things To Do Nearby

Robertson Quay riverfront — scenic stroll among cafes and art sculptures.

Clarke Quay — lively dining and nightlife hub reachable on foot.

Fort Canning Park — historical park with gardens and city views nearby.

Robertson Quay riverfront — scenic stroll among cafes and art sculptures.

Clarke Quay — lively dining and nightlife hub reachable on foot.

Fort Canning Park — historical park with gardens and city views nearby.

TJ's Guide - STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery

Know Before You Go

Insider Tips

• Weekday afternoons are quiet, offering a more private gallery experience.

• Check the STPI website for current exhibition dates; new shows rotate often.

• Free guided tours are available – reserve a spot online to ensure a place.

• After your visit, consider dining at Michelin-starred Restaurant JAG in the same building.

• Weekday afternoons are quiet, offering a more private gallery experience.

• Check the STPI website for current exhibition dates; new shows rotate often.

• Free guided tours are available – reserve a spot online to ensure a place.

• After your visit, consider dining at Michelin-starred Restaurant JAG in the same building.

Know Your Facts

• MRT: Fort Canning Station (Downtown Line) is about a 5-minute walk; Clarke Quay Station (North East Line) is 10 minutes via the riverside.
• Entrance is at 41 Robertson Quay; take the elevator or stairs to the 2nd floor gallery.
• If arriving by taxi or car, use the Robertson Quay drop-off; limited street parking is available nearby.

Once You Reach

Internal Navigation

• Layout: Single-level gallery space; exhibitions flow through a series of open rooms.

• Signage: Clear descriptions accompany artworks; staff can guide you to workshop areas.

• Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly with an elevator and wide pathways through exhibits.

• Workshops: Located in an adjacent studio area – included in guided tours.

• Navigation aids: A simple floor plan is available at reception, though the space is compact and easy to navigate.

Food & Coffee Shops

• Restaurant JAG (Michelin-starred French) is in the same building for a special meal.

• Robertson Quay has many cafes and brunch spots (e.g., Common Man Coffee Roasters) a short stroll away.

Photography Tips

• Photography is allowed (no flash) – ask first if unsure around certain artworks.

• Soft daylight from the high windows makes late morning ideal for shots.

• The all-white lounge area with a sofa is an Instagrammable spot for photos.

Explore Deeper

Founded in 2002 and housed in a repurposed 19th-century warehouse, STPI is a 4,000-sq m hub for printmaking. International artists collaborate here in residencies, using its paper mill and specialized presses to experiment.

• Built in a 19th-century warehouse, blending industrial heritage with modern gallery design.

• STPI stands for Singapore Tyler Print Institute, named after master printmaker Ken Tyler who helped establish it.

• Over 90 artists from around the world have done residencies here, creating unique print works later exhibited globally.

• STPI spearheads S.E.A. Focus, a regional contemporary art platform launched in 2019.

Did You Know?

• Paper Mill - One of the few art centers with an in-house paper mill for making artist-grade paper.

• Artist Apartments - Visiting artists can live in on-site apartments during their residency.

• Michelin-Starred - A Michelin-star French restaurant (JAG) operates within the same building as the gallery.

Fit For

Highlights

Once You Reach

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