Old SJI building could house new Singapore Design Museum

The museum will spotlight local designers and design firms, like those related to fashion and architecture. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A home, a museum, a legacy: The Intan preserves a Peranakan love story

Alvin Yapp doesn’t just collect Peranakan artefacts; he built a living, breathing museum around them. Inside Singapore’s smallest museum, he’s keeping history alive, one story at a time.

International Women's Day: Agatha Lee turn waste into art

Meet the Singapore woman whose delicate textile art urges us all to rethink our throwaway culture, and upcycle our excessive fabric waste Read more at The Business Times.

Wild rescue: Responding to animals in distress in Singapore

Help for injured or sick wild animals is just a phone call away, thanks to this team from Acres.

Leica at South Beach Quarter is poised to be a cultural hub - Robb Report Singapore

Leica unveils a new boutique at South Beach Quarter that promises to be a cultural hub for artists and artisans.

S$300M SG Culture Pass sparks public backlash as netizens call it a misplaced priority - The Online Citizen

Minister Edwin Tong announced the S$300M SG Culture Pass to boost arts engagement, but netizens slammed it as a misplaced priority amid rising living costs.

Singapore’s Strava artist: He runs around Tampines to create images with his routes

71-year-old Toh Cheng Hock is a semi-retired graphic illustrator with an unusual hobby – he uses the Strava fitness app to “draw” images based on his run routes. We followed him one morning to see how he does it.

Artist Behind The Art: A Terminal Illness Didn’t Stop Him From Holding A Solo Exhibition

Battling Stage 4 cancer, Singaporean artist JunYang Pow tells us how his love for art began, and about holding "an art exhibition disguised as a living memorial".

Coldplay filmed new music video in Singapore, performed on floating stage in Marina Bay

The British band shot Man In The Moon when they were in Singapore for six concerts in January 2024. Read more at straitstimes.com.

This 29-year-old quit her corporate job to become Singapore's only dedicated glass neon artist

Megan Foo spent about a week in the mountains in Taiwan to learn the craft from a master.