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The exhibition, starting 5 September at the Asian Civilisations Museum, will feature more than 150 pieces of Asian board game history.
After a life-changing stroke left musician Prisca Liang unable to play or sing, she found healing and connection in art, proving it’s never too late to start anew.
Beyond Singlish and Singapore food, what other idiosyncrasies make Singapore unique? Sylvia Toh Paik Choo muses as she unpacks the characteristics that make up Singapore.
Yale-NUS fiasco cannot be swept away as an ‘operational lapse’, it’s a product of a cultural indifference towards the creative arts, says Neil Humphreys.
Hossan Leong may be getting older and based in JB now, but he’s still a Singapore Boy at heart. He shares his thoughts on the Singapore arts scene.
Much of Teo Eng Seng’s 86 years of life have been dedicated to developing Singapore’s art scene. Find out about his greatest inspirations and favourite works at his new exhibition.
Chong Huai Seng, the founder of the Family Office For Art and The Culture Story has navigated the business world, riding alongside the art world. In this Silver Spotlight interview, he talks about why he left the world of finance and publishing to focus on organising the art collections of people with too little time for it.
Looking for a new way to unleash your creativity? Here’s a range of art jamming activities that are way harder than your standard paint by numbers. A fun and fresh hobby to pick up, this therapeutic pastime ensures that you have a blast while creating a masterpiece of your own.
Artist Sandra Lee has lived in many countries and has enjoyed the experiences her itinerant lifestyle has afforded her.
The 83-year-old donated her paintings to the Sustainable Christmas Market, which will be sold at a charity bazaar on 11 to 12 November to raise funds for Singapore Red Cross’ Young Hearts Programme.