From luminous Vietnamese portraits to Japanese paintings inspired by the deep sea, discover the artists and artworks that caught our eye at London’s Affordable Art Fair.
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From Silk to Lacquer, Echoes of Tonkin Explores Vietnam’s Artistic Heritage
From early portraits of Vietnamese life to intricate lacquerworks and delicate silk paintings, this Hong Kong exhibition traces the artists and techniques that helped shape modern Vietnamese art.
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Sesame Street Gets A Contemporary Art Makeover At Magical Art World Chapter 2
A seven-metre Cookie Monster, neon rooms, distorted reflections and artworks you can actually step into. Chapter 2 takes the familiar Sesame Street universe somewhere rather more unexpected.
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Affordable Art Fair Singapore Returns With 97 Galleries
Ever walked into an art fair just to have a look and ended up mentally rearranging your living room? With four days of contemporary art ahead, there may be a few new contenders for that empty wall.
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Exclusive Interview with Artist Yuna Park: Finding Beauty In Everyday Life
Yuna Park talks to Couture Troopers about everyday memories, girlhood, her distinctive characters, Julia la seule, Singapore and her artistic practice.
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Jeff Koons Joins Hublot, Because Apparently Time Needed a Little More Art
From giant balloon dogs to one very Swiss watchmaker, the artist behind some of contemporary art’s most recognisable objects is entering a rather different world. And yes, we are curious to see what happens next.
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Artist Matt Gondek On Destroying Cartoons, Creating Chaos & Finding His Own Art
From the cartoons of his childhood to a world of darker characters, Matt Gondek has spent more than two decades building an unmistakable visual universe. Now, he’s taking it somewhere even his eight-year-old self could not have imagined.
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Artist Lau Wai Gives AI A Body, A Face And A Choice In ‘After Intelligence’
Lau Wai turns the question of what makes us human into an unsettling game, where even a digital version of ourselves can learn to move, work and take our place.
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Art Remembers: The Past, Seen Through A Different Lens
Old photographs, wartime propaganda, personal memories and even a powdered iPhone come together in National Gallery Singapore’s latest contemporary art exhibition, where artists revisit overlooked histories and question how the stories of Southeast Asia are preserved and remembered.
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Why Maria Taniguchi’s Afterimage Is An Exhibition Worth Slowing Down For In Singapore
Some artworks reveal themselves instantly. Others ask you to stay a little longer. At Singapore Art Museum, Maria Taniguchi’s Afterimage turns repetition, material and memory into a quiet study of time, rewarding those willing to look beyond the surface.
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Björk’s Latest Exhibition Signals A New Cultural Chapter For Bottega Veneta
Through immersive installations, film and performance, Björk: Echolalia reveals how Bottega Veneta is extending its creative conversation beyond the runway.
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Acclaimed Filipino Artist Maria Taniguchi Steps Into the Spotlight at Singapore Art Museum
From monumental “brick paintings” to sculpture and moving image, Afterimage traces the recurring ideas that have shaped the artist’s practice across multiple mediums.
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