Art

SINGAPORE (May 22): Struggling to keep children occupied during the school holidays? National Gallery Singapore is here to help.

Perhaps never before has the world truly appreciated the arts as it has right now, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Is art elitist? Founder of the Cuturi Gallery, Kevin Troyano Cuturi, does not think so.

Growing up with a mother who has always painted, lawyer Nicholas Hanna never thought much of the paint pots strewn around the house, or the paintings that covered the walls of his home.

SINGAPORE (Jan 10): An eclectic and imaginative art installation by renowned American artist Carlos Betancourt has made its debut at the EAST hotel in Brickell, Miami.

SINGAPORE (Dec 20): From now until January 5, 2020, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic musical, Cats, based off the 1939 poetry collection Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats by T. S.

SINGAPORE (Dec 20): With just four words in Mandarin, Kong Fu Zi or Confucius, as he is better known in the English-speaking world, made a poetic comparison between a gentleman and a pot.

Award-winning film-maker Boo Jun Feng is no stranger to tackling taboo issues.

SINGAPORE (Nov 18): For the first time, 25 paintings from German-born abstract artist Dorle Lindner, whose earlier works had drawn the attention of the legendary Pablo Picasso himself, will be exhi

SINGAPORE (July 30): We all know the story by now: a common street rat, Aladdin, wins the heart of the princess with the help of an all-powerful genie, and learns about friendship and loyalty along