The Chan + Hori Contemporary is an art space with the aim to develop the Singaporean art scene and beyond. Located at the Gillman Barracks, it opened its doors in February 2017 and has been actively growing in the scene ever since, bridging the best artworks and artists with the community.
Chan + Hori Contemporary
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