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Gillman Barracks at 9 Lock Road forms part of Singapore premier contemporary arts cluster, established in September 2012 within conserved colonial military barracks spanning 6.4 hectares of verdant grounds in the southern Telok Blangah precinct. The compound houses international art galleries including Yavuz Gallery and ShanghART Gallery at the 9 Lock Road address, alongside the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore, creating a concentrated destination for contemporary visual arts. The transformation of these colonial-era barracks into gallery spaces represents a thoughtful adaptive reuse project that preserved the architectural heritage while creating world-class exhibition venues. Access via Labrador Park MRT places the arts cluster within reach of art enthusiasts, collectors, and tourists, while the lush surroundings provide a contemplative environment distinct from typical urban gallery districts. Free admission to most galleries has democratised access to international contemporary art. Since its inception with 13 galleries, Gillman Barracks has evolved as Singapore contemporary art ecosystem has matured, maintaining its position as a significant cultural institution despite gallery turnover. The precinct attracts art fair visitors, museum-goers from the nearby Reflections at Bukit Chandu, and culture seekers exploring southern Singapore heritage and creative spaces, cementing its role in positioning Singapore as a regional arts hub.