Happy Art For Sunny Singapore!
Expat Living Singapore|July 2024
Buying art is more than justa financial investment; it’s an emotional journey that starts the moment you fall in love with a piece. At my recent visit to Bruno Gallery Singapore, found a space filled with bright, colourful art that stirred in me a desire to learn more about the Happy Art Movement.
GEORGINA HOCKLEY
Happy Art For Sunny Singapore!

A century of art

An international outfit, Bruno Art Group has galleries and offices in Europe, Asia and the US. Originally founded in early 20th-century Europe, it’s now been a mainstay in the world art scene for over 100 years. The group today has established itself as a leading gallery in the Kinetic, Pop and Dada art movements.

In addition to an extensive collection of fine art, Bruno Art Group represents and supports young, promising international talent on the global stage. Its motto “we art your life” encapsulates the belief that art is integral to all aspects of life. That’s why spreading an appreciation of art and culture in communities around the world is a cornerstone of the group’s purpose.

Happy Art in Singapore

Bruno Art Group arrived on the art scene here in 2010. Over the past 14 years, it’s gradually weaved its way into the fabric of Singapore’s art culture. And it’s easy to see why when you visit the gallery, which showcases vibrant, fun, wow-factor art that captivates and fills people with positivity.

As an admitted art novice myself, I can say that the art here is easy to enjoy and understand no matter your level of art knowledge. It’s also open to all – not just buyers – as the gallery’s owners want everyone to experience and learn about art. I saw groups of all ages coming in during my visit, so it’s safe to say this mission has been accomplished.

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