
Inside Chua Mia Tee’s First Solo Institutional Exhibition In Nearly 30 Years
The iconic artist’s oeuvre includes rarely seen sculptures and sketches, plus vivid documentation of Singapore’s urbanisation journey.
The iconic artist’s oeuvre includes rarely seen sculptures and sketches, plus vivid documentation of Singapore’s urbanisation journey.
In Paris, Europe’s boutique art fair dedicated to Asian contemporary art (21 to 24 October) spotlights Iran.
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.
And does feminism require the dismantling of masculinity’s supremacy? Here’s where we are in the battle of the sexes.
With fewer than 100 practising guangcai artisans in Guangzhou, the once celebrated form of Chinese porcelain that used to be popular with the world’s royalty is now on the verge of dying out.
After January fades away, so do most resolutions — but perhaps we’re doing it wrong. Here’s how to make good habits that’ll last more than a month.
The world doesn’t just consist of them, but Hollywood certainly acts like it does.
The Korean beauty brand has made cultural preservation its mission.
Even with the tattooing industry in Singapore under heavier scrutiny recently, several artists prove that their art and presence can still be a force for good.
Singapore’s up-and-coming auteurs talk about creating local flavours on film.
The Asian Civilisation Museum will make your wayang dreams come true.
The reincarnation of the Fenix building in Rotterdam recalls its Chinese immigrant roots.