Susie Wong (b. 1956, Singapore) is an artist, curator, educator, and art writer in Singapore. She studied painting at the former LASALLE College of the Arts (St. Patrick’s Fine Arts) in the mid-1980s, and pursued her Master of Fine Arts at LASALLE in 2007. She was an artist-resident at NTU-CCA Singapore in 2018. Wong’s work ranges across landscapes, still life, and portraiture, a recurring subject in her early oil paintings and drawings. Since the 1990s, Wong has curated, co-curated, co-organised, and/or participated in several solo and group exhibitions: Personae XX (1996, Kandang Kerbau), HOPE: w.a.p. [women artists’ project] (2000, Chijmes), The Machine Contemplating the Body (2014, Singapore General Hospital), among others. More recently, her work contemplates mass media and the circulation and consumption of images, the mistrust of representation, appropriating images or visual references for much of her work, extending to romantic tropes in media.  Her installation work with video/light projections includes Take Care of Me in the curated series, Opening Day, at the Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre in January 2018; and Dancing Alone, at Objectifs, 2020.

She was artist-in-residence at NTU CCA (Nanyang Technological University -Centre for Contemporary Art) from June to November 2018.

Wong has also written for numerous publications and monographs on art since the late 1980s. She is Assoc. Editor for ISSUE, an annual LASALLE journal publication since 2013.