Great Scott! Going Gaga Over Gucci
“TILL death do us part.”
The marriage between Patrizia Reggiani and Maurizio Gucci will be laid bare for the world to relive a twisted tale of love, lucre and liquidation.
The...
Reimagining Singapore’s Visual Image
MENTION a country and an image springs to mind.
India — Taj Mahal. France — Eiffel Tower. Australia — Sydney Opera House.
Of course there are variations. It could be people...
Rough And Ready Future For Singapore Film
THERE'S a sense of the hobbyist running through the short films that are being presented as part of the 7th National Youth Film Awards (NYFA) Conference, currently on at...
Spirited Run-in With Ghosts
MOST movie goers remember Titanic as the disaster ship that sunk a shipload of famous people but really, it’s a love story between Jack and Rose. Love being the...
Moving Art Along — NPE Art Residency
THE NPE Art Residency is in the habit of quietly nurturing art.
The underground operation, only known via word of mouth, was founded by Daryl Goh in the National Photo...
Why Are We Losing Our Memories?
THE expressions on the faces above say it all.
In the journey back to the days of our youth, before the time of Internet and social media, we were able...
Scene And Heard
FIRECRACKERS have been banned in Singapore since August 1972.
This 2021 sound card above sounds like firecrackers and it could be your Metal Ox felicitation this festive season during the...
Historical Strokes Of Good Fortune
THOSE who appreciate Chinese calligraphy will find a treasure trove of historical works spanning China's Ming and Qing dynasties at the Asian Civilisations Museum.
On show is thINK: Chinese Calligraphy,...
Art On The Back Of A Turtle
CHAMPIONING causes makes for a good course of corporate action.
Support a worthwhile endeavour and you'll get the due acknowledgement and recognition, and your brand will rise along with the...
Trees Of Enlightenment
MELISA Teo's book of photographs, Les Arbres De Paris (The Trees Of Paris) is part seeking, part tribute and significantly enlightening.
This Singaporean journalist turned photographer picked up the camera...