To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist.
– Oscar Wilde
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FLOWING FEAST: Liu Yi’s Solo Exhibition Opens in Singapore Today
Discover the artist’s metaphorical journey through and death, and her travels in India through a series of unique mixed medium footages.
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A Dialogue on the Role of Women in ‘Women.Shoes.Freedom’ Exhibition by artist Benny Ong
Transforming traditional techniques into contemporary art, this compelling exhibition celebrates the many roles of women in today’s society.
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Upcoming: The Affordable Art Fair – Spring 2017 Edition
Start marking your calendars for this exciting art fair in Singapore.
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Highlights of Art Stage 2017 Singapore
Back for the seventh edition, Art Stage Singapore, Southeast Asia’s flagship art fair which is held at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, is set to reach higher heights from 12 to 15 January 2017.
Read MoreI love those who can smile in trouble, who can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection. ‘Tis the business of little minds to shrink, but they whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves their conduct, will pursue their principles unto death.
– Leonardo da Vinci
First Look At The Affordable Art Fair Singapore – Autumn 2016 Edition
In the name of ‘accessible art’, the bi-annual Affordable Art Fair will be back in Singapore for the Autumn edition today, at the F1 Pit Building. Here’s what you can expect.
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A Moment of Zen: Agathe de Bailliencourt’s ‘Here from Here’ In Aloft At Hermès
Immerse yourself in the tranquility of French artist Agathe de Bailliencourt’s site-specific work ‘Here from Here’ – a parallel project of the Singapore Biennale 2016 – in Aloft at Hermes.
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Art For Your Feet: Keith Haring’s Capsule Collection for TOMS
The Keith Haring x TOMS capsule collection comprising of 8 shoe styles will celebrate the legacy of the eponymous artist, championing his philosophy in selling his art through a commercial value.
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Figuratively Speaking: Interview with American Artist Aunia Kahn
Breaking creative thresholds one at a time, there seems to be no boundaries that American artist AUNIA KAHN can’t overcome as a multi-disciplinary creative entrepreneur.
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AN ART AF(FAIR) TO REMEMBER
The Bank Art Fair has introduced a new host of artworks to Singapore for the second time around – in an unique room-to-room experience. Artworks from both new and established artists were thoughtfully culled from 56 galleries and 15 countries, and made to converge at Pan Pacific Singapore last weekend, taking up temporary residence in their respective rooms…
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News: Acclaimed artist Wu Qiong presents Post-pop and Neo Cartoons Artworks at Here and Now Exhibition in Singapore
Pure, simple and true by Wu Qiong, oil on canvas Amidst our busy and fast-paced lifestyles, isn’t it just blissful to have a day off, where you can head down to the beach, take carefree, breezy strolls and enjoy a bicycle ride with your love one whilst relishing in the stunning view of the sunset? You…
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Unfamiliar Familiarity: A Discourse on the Surgically-Perfect with Mexican Artist Gildo Medina
Mexican artist Gildo Medina creates a new dialogue for the world of surgically-perfect by making the familiar unfamiliar and unfamiliar familiar Considered as one of the most successful and important illustrators from around the globe by TASCHEN in the last edition of 100 illustrators, Mexico-born Gildo Medina is an international award-winning artist and photographer whose…
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NEWS: Singaporean artist Y/X Launches ‘Light and Brilliance’ Exhibition at Raffles City Shopping Centre Singapore
In line with the nation’s Jubilee birthday, Singaporean artist Y/X (real name: Chua Koon Beng) has just launched “光宗耀祖” (Light and Brilliance) – a public exhibition named after a Chinese idiom – at the atrium of Raffles City Shopping Centre, Singapore. Above: Every Drop Counts (一滴都不能少) The nine days long solo exhibition will see the fruition of his five-year…
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Strange and Surreal Paradoxes: Interview with Italian artist Daniele Aimasso
Geum Ja (Lady Vengeance) by Daniele Aimasso Ever wondered what it’s like to be traipsing on the opposing ends of the spectrum – the mysteries of the dark as well as the tranquility of the light – at the same time? Daniele Aimasso is a visual artist whose art is epitomised by an assemblage…
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A Conversation with Professor Tom Inns on the Learning Curves of Design at the Glasgow School of Art Singapore Graduation Show 2015
Nothing can stop the second cohort of graduating students from the Glasgow School Art Singapore, and their director Professor Tom Inns can attest to that. The Glasgow School of Art Singapore was initially conceived in 2012 as a partnership between the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and Temasek Polytechnic (TP), delivering years 3 and…
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More than just a musical: The costumes behind ‘A Singaporean in Paris’
It is true that staged show offer us the pleasures of clothing not simply as a material garments but a mode of dream. It fosters a feeling of expectancy, awakens the imagination, and maintains an incessantly renewed sense of novelty” (Diana Festa-McCormick in 1984 in Fashion in Fiction), and Sing’theatre Production’s latest offering, ‘A Singaporean in Paris’…
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Interview: Illustrator Sunny Gu collaborates with Couture Troopers in an anniversary special
Marking our 2nd anniversary, we are proud to present the lovely illustration drawn by fashion & beauty illustrator Sunny Gu. Born in China and based in Los Angeles since age 13, the incredibly talented artist has been known for producing works for well-known fashion magazines. From the likes of Vogue magazine, Dolce & Gabbana’s Swide…
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ITALIAN ILLUSTRATOR SABRINA GARRASI FASHIONS STYLE IN WHIMSICAL DRAWINGS
#Fashionillustration –type that into any instagram search form and I guarantee that the number of posts you would get, pertaining to this topic, are dime a plenty. In fact, there are so many digital and traditional drawings out there as well as a seemingly rising fleet of illustrators, you can imagine how extremely challenging it is…
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