Pop Air: Balloon Museum’s Exhibition With Giant Inflatables, Interactive Art & Light Displays

Save the date for Pop Air, a balloon museum in Singapore from 7 June to 31 August 2025. Look forward to 17 interactive art installations, larger-than-life creations and more!

This June, the Balloon Museum will bring its infamous Pop Air exhibition to Marina Bay Sands. Get ready to experience art in a whole new way with large-scale inflatable installations, interactive artworks from globally acclaimed artists and dynamic light displays. This event promises plenty of IG-worthy spots and hands-on fun for the whole family!

What is Pop Air?

Pop Air is an art exhibition that invites visitors to explore the beauty of inflatable art. Combining air and imagination, Pop Air creates captivating, larger-than-life creations that will leave you mesmerised and offer an opportunity to interact with art and spatial perception.

This immersive journey features colourful, monumental installations that dominate the space and delicate sculptures that use air to create a new form of art. Plus, try your hand at interactive, digital pieces that perfectly blend art and technology. Get your cameras ready because you’ll be snapping photos from every angle and engaging with the beauty of art.

What is the Balloon Museum?

The Balloon Museum was founded in Rome in 2020 and has since become the global leader in promoting inflatable art. They work with global artists to push the boundaries of artistic expression and invite visitors to reflect on their lives, take a break from the norm and step out of their comfort zones to interact with captivating art installations.

Highlights of Pop Air – Art is Inflatable

Cyril Lancelin’s Crazy Love for Polygons: Geometric art installations

Look forward to stepping into Cyril Lancelin’s artwork featuring an interactive installation of inflatable structures. In this edition of Pop Air, you’re invited to explore and build within a geometric dimension with Crazy Love for Polygons.

Karina Smigla-Bobinski’s ADA: Interactive art with a PVC sphere 

Karina Smigla-Bobinski’s ADA is a self-generating work of art. This unique, interactive installation will have visitors quickly realising that no matter how they try to control it, ADA is an independent artist made a PVC sphere that produces unpredictable results.

Hyperstudio: 1,000sqm of latex balloons

Hypercosmo is the must-see centrepiece attraction at Pop Air. This installation spans 1,000 square metres and uses latex balloons, kinetic lights and video projections that merge nature, technology and humanity. This art installation was created in collaboration with Quiet Ensemble.

ENESS’ Spiritus Sonata: Interactive wind instruments 

Spiritus Sonata, an interactive artwork at the Balloon Museum, engages the senses to uplift visitors. This installation uses wind instruments to inflate unique structures and create sounds for a magical musical composition.

Lindsay Glatz & Curious Form’s Cloud Swing: 

This nostalgic installation at the Balloon Museum will bring out the child in everyone. Cloud Swing is a playful and interactive experience that invokes a sense of wonder, nostalgia and youth. Hop on a swing and watch the cloud change colours as you travel back in time to your childhood.

When will Pop Air open in Singapore?

You can visit Pop Air from 13 June to 31 August 2025 at Marina Bay Sands. Save the date so you don’t miss out on the fun!

How much are tickets for Pop Air?

Tickets are now available at $63 for adults and $48 for children. Want to save more? Bundle deals are available too!

Balloon Museum’s Pop Air Exhibition
When: 7 June – 31 August 2025
Where: Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
How much: $63 (18 – 65 years old); $53 (13 – 17 years old); $48 (4 – 12 years old). Ticket bundles available from $43/person. Click here to purchase your Pop Air Exhibition tickets!