Special Exhibitions & Events

Showcase curated, limited-time experiences and immersive cultural programs that highlight innovative art, emerging artists, and themed museum events.

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Free Exhibitions

Offer open-access art experiences and curated displays that allow visitors to explore inspiring works and cultural themes at no cost.

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Creative Space

Provide innovative environments and resources that inspire creativity, collaboration, and experimentation among artists and visitors.

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Artists

Celebrate the creativity and contributions of artists through exhibitions, workshops, and collaborative projects that engage the community.

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Future Lab

Foster innovation and experimentation by providing cutting-edge technology, research opportunities, and collaborative projects that explore the future of art and culture.

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The Art4D Manifesto

Art for Dimension

A museum built across the four coordinates of human experience —
Time, Emotion, Digital, and Culture.

Time · I

I Time

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Tempus

Time

From chipped flint to quantum clocks. Five galleries trace what we have been, and what we have yet to become.

"We live in deep time, only briefly."

Emotion · II

II Emotion

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Animus

Emotion

Art that moves the chest before the mind. Rooms of grief, rapture, awe and the immeasurable in-between.

"A painting is a feeling, held still."

Digital · III

III Digital

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Codex

Digital

Where algorithms learn to paint and canvases learn to listen. A living lab of generative, immersive and networked art.

"Every pixel is a possibility."

Culture · IV

IV Culture

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Mundus

Culture

Living traditions and borrowed myths from every corner of the world — textile, ceremony, cinema, song.

"Every culture is a translation of wonder."

Dimension of Time

Walk the long corridor of human making. Five galleries spanning forty thousand years of marks, tools, and stories — from cave ochre to speculative futures where art is yet to be made.

Ancient Civilisations Gallery
Medieval Manuscripts Hall
Industrial Revolution Exhibit
Modernist Century Collection
Speculative Futures Room

Enter the Time Dimension →

Dimension of Emotion

Art that does not explain itself — only touches you. Chambers curated around the feelings that language cannot quite hold: the sublime, the tender, the wrathful, the still.

Romanticism & the Sublime
Expressionist Masters
Portraits of Grief & Joy
Immersive Mood Chambers
Sensory Meditation Gallery

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Dimension of Digital

Where code becomes canvas and the viewer becomes co-author. A living laboratory of generative systems, AI collaborations, and XR experiences that rewrite what an exhibit can be.

Generative Art Lab
AI Co-creation Studio
VR / AR / MR Experience Zone
Net Art Archive
Real-time Data Sculptures

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Dimension of Culture

Traditions, myths and living heritage from every corner of the world. Ceremonial textiles and Silk Road ceramics; contemporary cinema and diasporic voices — a room for each way of making meaning.

Silk Road Treasures
Indigenous Voices Pavilion
Global Folk Textiles
Sacred Objects & Rituals
Contemporary World Cinema

Enter the Culture Dimension →

Now on view

Special Exhibitions & Events

Limited-time experiences, art festivals and artist takeovers that turn each season into a different museum entirely.

Featured

Light Without Shadow: Turner & the Romantics

48 original oils and watercolours, reunited for the first time in a century.

Until 28 September

Digital

Refik Anadol: Latent Ocean

Machine-learning landscapes trained on 100 years of sea paintings.

12 Jun — 4 Nov

Festival

Art4D Nuit Blanche

One night. 40 artists. Every gallery unlocked after dark.

14 September · 18:00 → 06:00

Artist

In Residence: Yuki Tanaka

Three months in the east wing, studio doors open to visitors daily.

Through November

Oil Painting

Gold & Dust: Six Centuries of the Still Life

Vanitas, bounty and shadow — from Flemish panels to contemporary oil.

Opens 3 August

Always open · always free

Free Exhibitions

Two permanent rooms of world-famous paintings — open to every visitor, every day, at no cost. Art should not be behind a ticket booth.

Room I · Permanent Collection

Timeless Masterworks

6 paintings · Scroll →

The Starry Night

Vincent van Gogh · 1889

Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci · c. 1503

Girl with a Pearl Earring

Johannes Vermeer · c. 1665

The Birth of Venus

Sandro Botticelli · c. 1485

The Great Wave off Kanagawa

Katsushika Hokusai · c. 1831

The Scream

Edvard Munch · 1893

Room II · Permanent Collection

Modern Visions

5 paintings · Scroll →

The Persistence of Memory

Salvador Dalí · 1931

Impression, Sunrise

Claude Monet · 1872

The Kiss

Gustav Klimt · 1907–1908

A Sunday on La Grande Jatte

Georges Seurat · 1884

American Gothic

Grant Wood · 1930

For visitors & residents

The Creative Space

A museum should feed more than the eye. Four chambers dedicated to the things good art quietly does for a nervous system.

Choose a state of mind. Step in. Each room offers guided silence, directed attention, or unstructured time — with the works, the light, and very few words.

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