STPI Singapore

The Singapore Tyler Print Institute offers free tours for its visitors. The volunteered guides will take you through the processes of their creations and explain their artworks. The tour guides help visitors to be able to understand and appreciate the artistic creations. In addition to giving an insight of the unique artwork, the tour also helps its visitors gain invaluable experience of visiting this creative platform. The visitors go home with a paradigm shift of the artistic use of print and paper.

The Singapore Tyler Print Institute organises creative workshops, hosts exhibitions of artworks produced at their workspace and frequently participates in local and international art fairs. The STPI gallery also holds around 8 exhibitions annually, followed by artist collaborations, talks, panel discussions, screenings, performances, docent-led tours and coffee & conversations. Apart from this, it also hosts papermaking workshops, guided tours and an annual open house.

The STPI has Art fairs where participants are from all over the world. Some of the notable participants are Art Basel-Hong Kong and Miami, The Armory Show-New York, Korean International Fair-South Korea, Art Paris Fair and SH Contemporary-Shanghai. The annual special exhibition segment allocated for works from the Singapore National Collection houses various private collections and artist estates.

Notable artists and their artworks featured in the yearly exhibition include:

• David Hockney's 'A Matter of Perspective'
• Zao Wou-Ki's  'No Boundaries'
• Edo Pop's 'The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints’
• David Hockney's 'Through the Eyes of the Artist'
• Henri Matisse's 'Works from 1917 - 1952’
• Pablo Picasso's 'The Vollard Suite'
• Haring Symbols and Icons from the Estate of Keith Haring-2006
• The Enlightened Vision Robert Motherwell’s Prints in Singapore

STPI is located at 41 Robertson Quay.
Buses that stop a minute away from STPI are 1N, 2N, 3N, 4N, 5N and 6N.

The nearest MRT is the Clarke Quay MRT (NE5) which is 10 minute's walk away from STPI.