09Sep
SOCIAL MEDIA
How TikTokers Are Changing The World
It can take just 15 seconds to demonstrate a makeup routine, call out injustice or critique authoritarian governments, and Zoomers are embracing all with the same gusto.
04Sep
Please don’t stop the music
Singapore’s Musicians Are Pulling Through The Pandemic With New Music And Creativity
Singapore’s small but lively music industry has been hard hit by the pandemic, which led to many restrictions on live performances. But our musicians are determined to find ways to keep their passion alive.
06Aug
Art Speak
Christina J. Chua: “There’s Something Deeper To Be Learnt Than Just Buying And Collecting Art”
The director of education and consultancy at Metis Art, an advisory and education group, bridges the space between art education and ecosystems.
21Jul
CROSS TALK
Yes, Humans Can Communicate With Animals — Here’s How
How a three-day course helped me engage a broader spectrum of emotions and connect on a non-verbal, cellular level with Charlie the orangutan and my pets.
19Jul
Olympic Flame
The Sporting Spirit Keeps On Going
Across borders, and through closed borders, sports can inspire and unite. While we wait to see what comes of Tokyo 2020, we re-live some of the finest displays of excellence and human spirit at the world’s most significant sporting festival — the Olympic Games.
05Jul
Wild & Free
Chloe Zhao: “I’ve Always Felt Like An Outsider”
The peripatetic, history-making director swept this year’s awards season with her film Nomadland.
29Jun
Message in a bottle
Experience The Macallan Through The Eyes Of Britain’s Premier Pop Artist
Sir Peter Blake’s art has graced famous album covers, the Live Aid concert poster and even the 2012 Brit Award statuette. Now it’s on some of the most sought-after whisky in the world.
20May
TAKE A LOOK AT ME NOW
How Hollywood Failed Asians
America’s film industry hasn’t had the best track record when it comes to Asian representation — but it doesn’t have to stay that way.
08May
POWER ON DISPLAY
Cian Dayrit’s Creations Are An Act Of Resistance Against Injustice
Equal parts artist and activist, the Filipino defends the rights of the marginalised and disenfranchised one artwork at a time.
28Apr
The Tyranny Of Sameness
The Case For A Thought Rebellion
Living in an echo chamber is limiting, divisive and dangerous. Only by venturing into the less palatable can we truly begin to have meaningful conversations and shift the needle.
27Apr
From Marrakech To Tree-Climbing Goats, Chloë Manasseh Paints Her Memories Of Morocco
The British-Israeli artist and art psychotherapist continues her exploration of family heritage and of the malleability of memories in her latest solo exhibition in Singapore, Casa by Chloë Manasseh.
19Apr
The Art of the Stunt
Meet MSCHF, The Brand Collective That’s Mining Internet Virality For Art, Gold And LOLs
With the latest controversy surrounding its Satan Shoes, the Banksy of the Internet has done it again. Here’s what you need to know about how and why nothing is sacred to this band of merry pranksters.
31Mar
ON THE RISE
African Art Is The Next Big Thing
Art collectors are boosting the market for new work from the continent, with the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair that’s dedicated to Africa’s 54 countries helping to build momentum.