CJ Hendry's Flower Market is in Singapore for its Southeast Asia debut! Taking over the IMBA Theatre gallery, this larger-than-life immersive experience is all about creating accessible art.
CJ Hendry’s Flower Market is making its way to Singapore and is bringing free flowers with it! If you’ve caught pictures of Flower Market, you’ll know the field of plush flowers creates one of the most whimsical sights we’ve seen so far this year. The best part? This art exhibition in Singapore will be completely free to enter!
CJ Hendry’s Flower Market in Singapore: Details at a glance
Best for: Plushie lovers; art enthusiasts; families with flower-loving children; a whimsical afternoon in a unique field of flowers
When: 10 to 14 June 2026
Price: Free admission; registered visitors can get one complimentary plush flower; additional flowers start from $7
Address: CJ Hendry’s Flower Market, #01-24, IMBA Theatre gallery, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Who is CJ Hendry and what is Flower Market?
Catherine Jenna (CJ) Hendry is a contemporary Australian artist. Her claim to fame is her signature hyper-realistic, large-scale artworks of still life objects, created with her self-developed scribbling technique. Some take over 200 hours to complete! Her philosophy centres on accessible art, embracing commercialism and playfulness. Flower Market is an extension of this philosophy. Hendry frequently designs interactive installations, such as Flower Market’s experiential setup. It’s meant to break down the barriers between the art and the viewer. Instead of restricting her work behind a velvet rope, Hendry invites the audience to interact, touch, and even take pieces of the art home with them.
What to expect: A different kind of flower field
With baskets of plush flowers spanning across the space, you can wander through rows of blooms and pick flowers to create your own bouquet. Ever since it was first introduced in 2024, Flower Market has made an appearance in several global spots, including New York, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, and Sydney.
As one of Hendry’s most viral creations, we’re already expecting long queues at the exhibition, especially when free flowers are at stake! You’ll be allowed one free flower to start your bouquet, and can continue adding to it as you walk through the “fields”. Some editions even have city-specific botanicals, and Singapore is no different. Be sure to pick up the Papilionanthe Miss Joaquim, the Raffles’ Pitcher Plant, and the Singapore Ginger Flower while you’re there.
More technicoloured fun after Flower Market
Flower Market will only be around for five days, but Hendry’s work will be here to stay for a little longer! Shortly after Flower Market comes JuJu World, the pastel cousin of the Labubu. It’s a fluffy bunny, recognisable by a flower covering one eye.
While details about JuJu World have yet to be released, we expect it s to look similar to its Hong Kong debut. Think a pink market-style exhibition display decorated with JuJu figures of all sizes. For the blind box lovers, there will be JuJu bag charms blind boxes with 24 colour possibilities. Other merch includes clothing and accessories!
Unlike Flower Market, JuJu World will be a ticketed event. However, attendees can expect limited-edition JuJus, which will only be available in Singapore.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CJ Hendry's Flower Market?
It's a unique flower field filled with plush flowers. It's one of CJ Hendry's more viral creations.
Is this a permanent exhibition?
No, this exhibition will only be around for 5 days between 10 to 14 June 2026.
Is this free?
Yes, the exhibition is free to enter and registration is highly recommended. Walk-ins can register on-site and entry is subject to capacity. You also get one complimentary flower to start your plushie flower bouquet.
What flowers are there?
The Singapore edition will see 30 flower varieties, including Singapore-exclusive picks like the Papilionanthe Miss Joaquim, the Raffles' Pitcher Plant, and Singapore Ginger Flower.
How long should I stay for?
The exhibition is self-paced, so you're free to stay for as long as you want, with each visit limited to approximately one hour. There's no re-entry once you exit.
