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West by Southeast

AlfonseJune 5, 2018

For the reader with children who is planning an itinerary for the June holidays (or those without, but just want to relax somewhere outside of our exceedingly s... Read More

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Goldfinger

UshaMay 3, 2018

They say all that glisters is not gold – unless of course, you’re talking about the works of Singapore’s latest artist- enfant terrible, Priyageetha Dia. Dia ma... Read More

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The Attack of the Southeast Asian Biennales

UshaApril 17, 2018

If you’ve been following us for a bit, you might realise that this past year has been a flurry of travel all around the region. This has been due in no small pa... Read More

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Reappraising the Female Nude

PaulineDecember 26, 2017

In these times, when a man who boasts of being entitled to grab at the most intimate part of a woman's body gets elected the leader of the free world and a spat... Read More

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When Art Imitates Life

UshaOctober 28, 2017

An art book is kind of a contradiction in terms, isn’t it? Shouldn’t images either speak for themselves or be part of a story like a comic? And really, does any... Read More

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Fur, Fin & Feather in the Art Museum II

PaulineOctober 26, 2017

In the first instalment of Fur, Fin & Feather in the Art Museum published a few weeks ago, I began what could only be a brief preliminary exploration of the... Read More

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Fur, Fin & Feather in the Art Museum

PaulineOctober 5, 2017

The interweb has been all abuzz recently with the news that The Guggenheim Museum has decided to pull three works involving live animals from its upcoming show,... Read More

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Thesis Tango: Bali

UshaJuly 21, 2017

In this series of posts, we bring you bite-sized samples of what we worked on for our theses. First up, U’s art historical research, rendered as poetry! Thin... Read More

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Parking Lots in Paradise

PaulineJuly 16, 2017

"Art takes nature as its model" - no less illustrious a personage than the Greek philosopher Aristotle said that. If you Google "art and nature quotes" (okay, I... Read More

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From Palate to Palette: A Story of Art and Food

PaulineJune 14, 2017

The entire island-city of Singapore seems to be caught up in Kusama-fever, since the opening of the National Gallery's blockbuster exhibition, Kusama: Life is t... Read More

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West by Southeast

Goldfinger

The Attack of the Southeast Asian Biennales

Reappraising the Female Nude

When Art Imitates Life

Fur, Fin & Feather in the Art Museum II

Fur, Fin & Feather in the Art Museum

Thesis Tango: Bali

Parking Lots in Paradise

From Palate to Palette: A Story of Art and Food

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