For Those Who Have Been Killed
This is a solo exhibition by local artist Vincent Leow, a third in a four part series curated by Christina Arum Sok. Names and texts gathered from social media platforms of incidents depicting deaths are transforms it into commentary in itself. Leow does so by combining painting with objects to create sculptures, and common items […]
The Bucket List Bar
The former Bumbo Rum Club is now a sports bar.
Duxton Hell
MEATliquor is partnering with SENSORY to transform its establishment into a Halloween inspired den of ghouls and gore, through eerie projection mapping and 3D imagery, alongside fiendish music. Music will be provided by Stephen Day, who will be spinning a mish-mash of beats while the MEATliquor bar will be serving until 3am (with last orders […]
Top Tables 2016 (Hardcopy)
It’s been a whole year since our last edition of Top Tables, and since then Singapore’s food scene has only gotten more exciting, with dozens of new openings, the appearance of new cuisines (Hawaiian poke salads, anyone?), the arrival of global trends (backyard farms on Dempsey Hill, for example) and persisting old ones (Champagne […]
38 things to see, do, eat and drink in Singapore this November
The Singapore Writers Festival, the Singapore International Film Festival, a brand new two-day indie music festival, street parties and more. Gather up your strength for November.
21 things to see, do, eat and drink in Singapore this week (Nov 2-6)
A Clockwork Orange, a 12-hour play at The Arts House, lots of spoken word poetry and TEDxSingapore.
Ichiko Aoba – Live in Singapore
This is a J-Pop music concert that stars accomplished guitar player and vocalist, Ichiko Aoba. Aspidistrafly, a local duo, will open for her so expect a special live collaboration between the musicians.
5 performances to watch at next year’s M1 Fringe Festival
A play about the mousedeer (kancil), and a cheekily titled dance performance called "Doggy Style" are just some of the performances to look out for.
3 fancy food events to eat at without breaking the bank (well, mostly)
It looks like Michelin-starred chefs are here for the next few weeks.
Catch emerging Myanmar film talent at this film festival
And the overall best film will be announced, too