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Yeo Workshop is a gallery committed to contemporary art in Singapore. Based in Singapore’s Gillman Barracks district, the gallery features the works of cutting-edge Southeast Asian artists. From artists who employ more traditional techniques and mediums to those who tap on new technologies and innovation such as CGI and AI, Yeo Workshop champions a diverse roster of artists whose practice reflect deep engagement with our contemporary socio-cultural landscape, to stimulate dialogue and critical discourse. In addition to its exhibition programming, it actively engages with the global art world through regular participation at international art fairs including Frieze Seoul, Asia Now Paris and Art Dubai. Covering a multi-disciplinary approach, the gallery defines itself by its progressive engagements that strive to shape the trajectory of contemporary art in Southeast Asia and beyond.

Embodying a collaborative spirit, not only with its artists, Yeo Workshop partners with curators, art foundations and international galleries to showcase and promote its artists beyond its own gallery space and traditional art spaces. Most recently for Singapore Art Week 2024, it presented ‘Archiving Landscapes’ with support from the Yenn and Alan Lo Foundation, placing in dialogue the works of Priyageetha Dia and Maryanto to reflect on the region’s shifting terrains.

Founded by Audrey Yeo in 2013, the gallery continues to push frontiers in the local and regional scene through community outreach and education, nurturing the next generation of both artistic talents and patrons.  It regularly organises talks, workshops, and public programmes to foster deeper understanding and appreciation for contemporary art among wider audiences. Recognized for her achievements and dedication to the Singapore Art Scene, Audrey Yeo was appointed President of the Art Galleries Association (AGAS) in Singapore in 2023. A dynamic force in the regional scene, she has been instrumental in the launch of several noteworthy local platforms including S.E.A Focus art fair as the former Project Director in 2019, and the Julius Baer Next Generation Art Prize for Southeast Asian digital artists.