Art

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.

“Artist’s Proof: Singapore at 60” exhibition

How Private Art Collectors In Singapore Are Helping To Shape Our Artistic Future

A dedicated community of private art collectors has quietly expanded their passion beyond acquisition to nurture talent, preserve heritage, and propel Singaporean art onto the global stage.

With code as both a canvas and a language, Sandison creates self-generating worlds where text, symbols, and systems reflect history, place, and the present. Photo: Charles Sandison

Charles Sandison Blends Code And Myth In New Digital Art Installation

British artist Charles Sandison, renowned for his algorithm-driven light projections that explore language and nature, unveils a new work in Delphi that connects ancient oracles with modern AI.

Sky Castle for Glow Festival, Shen Zhen (Credit: Eness)

Qazim Karim Leads Singapore Night Festival 2025 Into A New Era

With “Island Nights," the newly appointed Festival Director redefines what a festival can be, through both a spectacle of lights and a reflection of Singapore’s cultural soul.

Shadow's Edge by Ma Cong. Photo: Bernie Ng

Ma Cong’s Shadow’s Edge Returns To Singapore Ballet Festival 2025

Over three nights, Singapore Ballet presents Shadow’s Edge, Evening Voices, and Double Contrasts—a diverse programme combining contemporary emotion and classical finesse performed by leading dancers.

Malaysian Painter Noor Mahnun Brings Intimate Domestic Scenes To Singapore Solo Show

Artist Noor Mahnun’s delicate oil depictions of domesticity are inspired by her favourite childhood memories.

Navarro explores the double edge of light in his works (Credit: Thelma Garcia)

Iván Navarro’s ‘Cyclops’ Illuminates Power And Protest At Galerie Templon Paris

The Chilean artist turns light into a tool of myth, protest, and perception in his latest exhibition at Galerie Templon, Paris.

‘Fantasy’ by Co2_karbondioksida features a whimsical mobile made from repurposed toys and donated children’s clothes. Photo: National Gallery Singapore

Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025 Proves Art Is For Everyone, Even Babies

Ong Zhen Min, Executive Director of Gallery Children’s Biennale at National Gallery Singapore, shares how this year’s line-up will engage younger art lovers.

Indulge Your Inner Child At New Art Exhibition “Wonders of Nature”

Warren Wee, Curator of the “Wonders of Nature” exhibition, invites us into a whimsical world of gigantic inflatable cacti, mysterious ancient fish, and a magical garden.

CULTURE

Natalie Hennedige has helmed the Singapore International Festival of Arts for the last four years (Credit: Mun Kong)

Natalie Hennedige Develops A Broad Reach In Singapore's Arts Landscape

The festival director of the Singapore International Festival of Arts ensures that the event serves as a nexus for experimentation.

The Collectors: Hoong Qi Rong Regrets Selling Some Of His Cameras

To kick his gear addiction, Hoong started selling cameras from his collection. Find out why he regrets it.

Singaporean Artist Niceaunties On Finding Courage And Freedom Through Her Works

What began as Niceaunties' quest to overturn perceptions of older women has evolved into a global celebration of freedom, beauty, and ageing.

Singapore Ballet Artistic Director Janek Schergen On The Highly Anticipated 2025 Season

From children's ballet to contemporary dance, Singapore Ballet’s 2025 season is a reflection of the company’s rich, diverse identity.

The Collectors: Hendry Poh Is On A Mission To Rescue Film Cameras

The digital product manager and fervent hobby photographer has splashed nearly $35,000 on his hobby.

Coates’ contemplative ‘Nature Calendar’ was the centrepiece of the Ruinart Art Lounge

Ruinart's Visionary Marcus Coates Finds Art In Nature

Through his ‘Nature Calendar’, Marcus Coates examines how animals and plants impact healthy and sustainable environments.

In his self-portraits, Liu disguises himself according to the environment

Artist Liu Bolin "The Invisible Man" On The Power Of Disappearing

Beijing-based Liu Bolin conceals himself in urban skylines, rural landscapes, and cultural landmarks, using his body as a canvas to explore social and political themes. Even Singapore has played host to his camouflage art.

The Collectors: Damian Wong And Sandra Ong Have A Soft Spot For Instant Cameras

A shared passion for instant photography brings the two closer together as a couple.

The French Vietnamese artist was raised in Paris

Cyril Kongo Redefines Street Art Through His Vibrant Works

In a society where street art often straddles the line between vandalism and visual poetry, Cyril Kongo has emerged as a force redefining the medium.