Art

Credit: Les Arts Décoratifs/Christophe Dellière

The Timeless Allure of Art Deco, From 1925 To Today

A new exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris celebrates the timeless allure of Art Deco and examines its enduring legacy.

Argillet, 8, with Dalí in 1963, wearing multi-focus glasses he wanted her to try (Credit: Salvador Dalí: The Argillet Collection)

The Legacy Of Salvador Dalí Through Curator Christine Argillet’s Eyes

For Christine Argillet, Salvador Dalí is not just a surrealist figure but a friend whose lively imagination she witnessed first-hand.

A Night on Earth: The First Light is inspired by the relaxed nature of coastal holidays (Credit: The Macallan)

The Macallan A Night On Earth: The First Light Transforms New Year Rituals Into A Sensory Celebration

With this limited-edition release, The Macallan captures the joy of the first rays of sunlight on New Year’s Day in New Zealand in a warm, welcoming spirit.

Han, 80, is celebrated as Singapore’s foremost sculptor (Credit: Toni Cuhadi. Image courtesy of STPI. )

Han Sai Por's Sculptural Philosophy Views Nature As Both Subject And Source

The pioneering Singaporean sculptor transforms stone, bronze, and now paper pulp into meditations on growth, resilience, and nature’s power.

Brigitte Niedermair and Carine Roitfeld give these exceptional pieces a modern edge (Credit: Marie-Laure Dutel)

“A Conversation Across Decades”: UBS House Of Craft X Dior Exhibition Arrives In Singapore

Co-creators Brigitte Niedermair and Carine Roitfeld on overcoming challenges, evolving their craft, and one question they’d ask the Monsieur.

Cotton shirt and wool trousers, both from Louis Vuitton (Credit: Joel Low. )

Sam Lo On Expression, Evolution, And Equity Through Art

The contemporary artist, muralist, and illustrator sees art as love letters to the public in the world’s biggest gallery.

Erwin Olaf, ‘Self-Portrait, I Am’, 2009 (Credit: Estate Erwin Olaf, courtesy of Gallery Ron Mandos Amsterdam)

Erwin Olaf Explores Freedom And Humanity In His First Stedelijk Museum Retrospective

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam pays tribute to Dutch artist Erwin Olaf with a compelling retrospective. The exhibition celebrates his unwavering dedication to beauty, truth, and the freedom to be oneself.

Joseph Walsh Studio presented ‘Magnus Rinn’, an awe-inspiring outdoor sculpture, at Osaka World Expo 2025 (Credit: Norman Wilcox)

How Joseph Walsh Turns Irish Timber Into Global Design Masterpieces

Self-taught designer Joseph Walsh has built a global practice of sculptural furniture and monumental works that bend wood into fluid, gravity-defying shapes.

Cotton shirt, wool sweater and wool trousers, all from Prada (Credit: Joel Low. )

Anthony Chen On Telling Stories That Resonate With Audiences Across Borders

The film director and screenwriter is Singapore’s only Cannes Film Festival award winner.

On Alfian: Suede and shearling jacket, from Brunello Cucinelli (Credit: Joel Low)

Alfian Sa’at On Censorship, Courage, And The Power Of Singapore Theatre

Award-winning playwright and poet Alfian Sa’at reflects on why live theatre still matters in an age of screens.

Pivi’s polar bears are undeniably fun and furry (Credit: AGWA State Art Collection)

Artist Paola Pivi Uses Animals And Absurdity To Explore The Human Condition

Animals play a central role in Italian multimedia artist Paolo Pivi’s diverse and enigmatic oeuvre.

Vacheron Constantin Celebrates 270 Years With La Quête Du Temps, A Monumental Astronomical Clock

Discover the technical marvel that combines celestial complications, retrograde indications, traditional metiers d’art, and a dome-set automaton.

Triacetate top and skirt, both from In Good Company. Calfskin pumps, from Prada. Necklace, Rao's (Credit: Joel Low )

Shubigi Rao On Why Her Works Strive To Celebrate Differences And Diversity

Singapore's invigorating tapestry of influences and traditions has helped produce internationally acclaimed creative visionaries such as Shubigi Rao. As the artist-writer-filmmaker tells us, "it is what we don't understand that must make space for".

Leibovitz at 75: Still redefining how we perceive fame (Credit: Annie Leibovitz)

Annie Leibovitz Is Still Recording Our Time With The Curiosity That Made Her a Legend

From rock stars to royalty, Annie Leibovitz has spent five decades photographing the world’s icons and places, transforming them into visual history. Her vision remains dynamic, always reflecting the pulse of life today.

Liaw wears her Liaü #1 Diva black bandage dress (Credit: Calista Liaw)

Calista Liaw Transforms Artistic Vision Into Fashion With Liaü

Erhu virtuoso Calista Liaw channels modern femininity into a new clothing and accessories line—all while continuing her musical career.

Dr Adele Tan and her team curated more than 400 artworks for the new exhibition “Singapore Stories: Pathways and Detours in Art” (Credit: National Gallery Singapore. )

Dr Adele Tan Weaves Together Key Stories Of Singapore's Art History

National Gallery Singapore’s Senior Curator believes audiences are now ready to move beyond linear narratives in art.

‘Zhai-Liza’ (2024) (Credit: Dominique Provost)

Explore Hans Op de Beeck’s Dreamlike World At Templon Marais Paris

In a world overwhelmed by spectacle, Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck proposes a more radical approach: silence.

One of Jean-Michel Othoniel’s golden metal and red glass bead crosses on the Pont d’Avignon (Credit: Jean-Michel Othoniel)

Jean-Michel Othoniel Transforms Avignon With Monumental Glass Art Exhibition

Famous for his luminous sculptures, Paris-based artist Jean-Michel Othoniel opens his largest exhibition yet in Avignon, inviting viewers to pause and fall in love with art anew.