April Fools at Coda Culture may be a solo exhibition by transgender visual-performance artist Marla Bendini, but she’ll laughingly tell you that “with Marla, it...
Mamee Monster, Yan Yan, Coke. Rasam. Banana chips. Even the controversial Fair and Lovely. These are all items that you’ll find if you walk through the doors of...
"The studio is where strange magic happens, as much for the artist’s imagination as for the public’s. It’s the conjuring place of new concepts, styles, or forms...
Why do collectors collect, and how do they shape their collections? If this is something that you’ve ever wondered about, then stopping by Material Agendas, the...
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You’ve seen it on your friends’ Instagram stories, and maybe you’ve even been there yourself – since this October, a pop-up museum at *SCAPE known as The Bubble...
Watching ceramic artist Zestro Leow working a neon blue lump into crafted form, I would never have thought that the material was anything but clay. Sure...
"The studio is where strange magic happens, as much for the artist’s imagination as for the public’s. It’s the conjuring place of new concepts, styles, or form...
Michelle Lim Jia Ning is an artist and writer based in Singapore. After earning her BFA at New York University, she taught Art and Literature at Secondary school level for six years. She is currently on sabbatical, during which she seeks to break new ground in her art practice and explore new mediums of expression. Say hello at ljnm.net or @anothermichellelim (IG).
