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Artist Ana Tzarev brings her solo art exhibition, Postcards For The Future, to Singapore, showcasing her 55 years of worldly experience.

Singapore's first survey on sculpture in thirty years runs from now till 4 February 2023.

i Light Singapore is more than just art installations, with OPPO's Lightwave: Isle of Light exhibition bringing a unique sensory experience.

Experience the “father of video art” Nam June Paik with a new exhibition arriving at National Gallery Singapore this December.

The XenceLabs Pen Tablet Medium joins the ever-growing list of drawing tablets in the market. How does it fare? Check out our review!

At Gardens by the Bay, bear witness to beautifully crafted glass art pieces made by renowned artist Dale Chihuly with 'Glass in Bloom'.

Two friends are aiming to help the local communities affected by COVID-19 through their Art-Sale-cum-Charity-Fundraiser, Rouge.

As a recent graduate, I looked back at the four years I’ve spent in NTU. I do not regret receiving the education I had from my professors and peers. Nevertheless, I will be lying if at some parts of my four years I don’t admit that I was bored, uninspired, and unchallenged. Whether that’s on me or the curriculum, is an entirely different discussion. The conclusion will probably be a mixture of both. (It was me, it was me all along.) The main point of this piece is reflection: is being $40,000 in school debt worth it? Because without the…

What do we really know about Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles and his role in 19th-century Southeast Asia? What else was he doing in the region, beyond establishing a British East India Company outpost on the island of Singapore? The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) seeks to answer these pressing questions with Raffles in Southeast Asia: Revisiting the Scholar and Statesman. Director of the ACM, Kennie Ting, explains, “There are two main intents for this exhibition. The first is to objectively address the figure of Raffles, presenting him as a complex and multifaceted personality, rather than the mythical, one-dimensional ‘founder figure’ most…

In our last Tech Brief we mentioned hot new rising app “HaikuJAM… which allows users to collaborate on haikus from anywhere”. Since that post three weeks ago, we got four writers from The DANamic.ORG Editorial Team to give collaborative poetry a try, and here’s what they discovered. Bradley Yam, Chief Innovator & Arts Writer After playing around on HaikuJAM for a week, my main takeaways are: The Good – The UI is intuitive; any digital native will have no problem learning to navigate the app even if he has no idea what it is about. – Runs pretty quickly, although the…