Expanding Art Collaborations in South-East Asia
Sanlorenzo Asia-Pacific announces its first participation as a Fair Partner at ART SG, Southeast Asia’s most significant international modern art fair. As 2026 unfolds, Sanlorenzo celebrates 10 years of proud patronage of the arts — a long-standing commitment that reflects the brand’s belief in culture as a pillar of its identity. In addition to this new collaboration in Singapore, the landmark year also marks Casa Sanlorenzo’s first full annual programme in Venice, strengthening its position as a platform for artistic exchange and Italian identity.
As the highlight premiere art event of Singapore Art Week (SAW), ART SG anchors the city’s annual visual arts season, bringing together leading international and regional galleries, along with immersive installations and special programmes that reflect the diversity of contemporary art practices.
Sanlorenzo Asia-Pacific’s dialogue with the art world began with its presence at Art Basel Hong Kong, following the global five-year patronage partnership between Sanlorenzo and Art Basel. This cultural engagement continued with the opening of Sanlorenzo Casa in Venice during Venice Climate Week in June 2024.
Its inaugural exhibition, “Breathtaking,” featured installations by acclaimed artist Fabrizio Ferri and explored themes of marine ecology, sustainability and the dialogue between art and the natural world — values that sit at the core of Sanlorenzo’s identity.
For Sanlorenzo Asia-Pacific, this partnership is a natural extension of its philosophy, where yachting transcends lifestyle and becomes a genuine expression of cultural values and aesthetic vision.
Sanlorenzo Asia-Pacific enters 2026 with strong momentum in Singapore, underscored by several yacht deliveries scheduled for the coming months and a deepening presence across the region’s cultural and industry landscape.
Building on this success, Sanlorenzo Asia-Pacific will also participate in the Singapore Yachting Festival from 23 to 26 April 2026, further cementing its commitment to the region as a key market for growth and cultural engagement.