culture

What does it mean to be a proud Hindu? Join me as I reflect on my evolving relationship with Deepavali, and find new ways to honour my roots.

Who says art is just for the eyes? In the National Gallery's Kim Lim: The Space Between. A Retrospective, you're encouraged to use all senses.

Dig into the history of Western and Eastern ideologies, and their overlaps through Natee Utarit's artworks in this exhibition.

As the giddy euphoria of weekend festivities fades, we are left to ponder whether the celebrations are still relevant to the young.

See the Notre-Dame de Paris come back to life after its unfortunate accident in an all-new way with Alliance Française's (RE)BIRTHS.

This is the third of three listings on “Voilah! 2016”. This piece features the gastronomical highlights of the seven-week festival, which will see events exploring French Visual and Performing Arts, Food, Film, Science, and Culture. Just in case you were thinking all this was too atas for you, watch out as “Voilah! 2016” comes to the heartlands, your classrooms and our bars and clubs. The French Connection is both a feast for the senses as well as a query to the mind. As the spirit of the French region of Aquitaine Limousin Poitou-Charentes is invoked and the challenges of sustainable urbanism and…

“Wah your ah boy in secondary school already ah? Heard he score very well leh. Aiyo your ah boy so smart!” “No lah no lah, he very lazy one.” For many of the larger families in Singapore, the Lunar New Year is a time of compulsory gatherings, discussed and arranged in the usual clandestine manner that middle-aged folks communicate in (i.e. hours of whispering between aunties over a landline). Planning the gathering, however, is nothing compared to being at the actual gathering. Amidst the slightly awkward dialogues and faltering false starts lie the true terror: finding a conversation starter with people you…