The Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore (ICAS) is the curatorial heart of LASALLE.

 

Situated within the McNally Campus, its five galleries present a curation of local and international exhibitions, as well as collaborations with students, staff and alumni. ICAS is where bold ideas, critical conversations and contemporary arts come together.

About ICAS

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Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore, LASALLE College of the Arts

1 McNally Street,
Singapore 187940

Opening hours

The galleries are open Monday to Saturday, 12:00pm–7:00pm.


Closed on Sundays, public holidays and College closures*.

* 2025 College closures:
LASALLE Founder’s Day: 11 Aug 2025
End-of-year closure: 24 Dec–31 Dec 2025

Admission to the galleries is free.

Visitor information
Gallery 1
LASALLE gallery with paintings, photography and installations, including a floor sculpture of fabric and plastic bottles in the foreground.
Earl Lu Gallery
Bright LASALLE gallery with photo series displayed on white walls, benches in the centre and a projected video at the far end.
Brother Joseph McNally Gallery
LASALLE gallery with colourful paintings, photographs and sculptures displayed along bright white walls and glass windows.
Praxis Space
LASALLE gallery corridor with hanging scrolls, wall-mounted artworks and sculptures displayed along white walls and glass windows.
Project Space
LASALLE gallery walkway with green and blue abstract paintings on a curved white wall, accented by scattered wall decals and natural light.
A living archive of contemporary practice

LASALLE College of the Arts collection

The LASALLE College of the Arts collection documents the College’s curatorial legacy and evolving engagement with contemporary art. Spanning student works, faculty projects and major donations, the collection reflects LASALLE’s role in shaping the region’s artistic discourse.


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LASALLE gallery with abstract paintings in varied sizes and colours displayed along white walls under spotlights.

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