Arts
To Behold Beauty
She is without any halo, but she has victory scars that tell of a battle won in spirit. If one may add, beautifully. Jolyn Kari Ng, founder of loca...
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In Writing about Life
Typewriter in hand, Dave Tai of Haiku Fever takes it to the streets in search of stories and haiku writing. He willingly listens to anyone’s story,...
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In Praise of Little
She is slow in a fast world, unhurried in a hurried world, contented in a demanding world. That is her Lyttle Space, a space she has imagined in he...
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How We See Art Today
The Arts scene today takes on new forms, new mediums and new meaning with every work we look at, and we realized, that the way we see art changes s...
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The Formula for Happiness
A time bygone is not a time lost — Leah teaches us a lesson of growing up without losing oneself, of holding on to the dreams she had in a childhoo...
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The Grass Is Grimmer On The Odder Side
Some of the greatest lessons are learnt from the journeys we did not plan for. Founder of Chirashi Bomb, Si Hui, shares with us her fondest memorie...
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What Artists Need Today
The truly great art pieces stand relevant both in their time and generations after. What remains consistent is the beauty and meaning of these work...
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Art Made It Possible
Art is another term for living, for storytelling, for expression. Wearing multiple hats as a graphic designer, artist and musician, Singaporean Jon...
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Art Is Not a Balanced Equation
The science of the Arts is an interesting concoction. We hear from Stanley his take on commercialising his hobby — a move cited cautiously, fearful...
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