Gallery Huue
An art gallery, craft shop and furniture store specializing in arts and crafts from Korea.
Sher
A casual North Indian restaurant with lots of naans, briyanis and curries.
Yang Fudong: Incidental Scripts
Yang Fudong, a leading contemporary Chinese artist, brings his first major solo exhibition to Southeast Asia at the Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore (CCA Singapore). The exhibition shows four of Yang’s works: An Estranged Paradise (1997-2002) a film that documents a new generation during the rise of China’s bamboo curtain; About an Unknown Girl – Ma Sise (2013-2014) […]
The New Black
The Apple Store equivalent of coffee cafes, this high-tech joint has an ever-changing roster of roasters from all over the world.
Avant-Garde Japan II: An art retrospective of post-war Japan
Kato Art Duo launches Avant-Garde Japan II: An art retrospective of post-war Japan, the second in their Japanese exhibition series. Art lovers can look forward to original abstract artworks by three leading Japanese artists, Usami Kuninori, Masaaki Yamada and Chiyu Uemae. Uemae’s works highlight Gutai which translates to “concreteness” and reflects the artists desire to push outside the traditional confines of […]
The Boiler
A messy Cajun-style Southern seafood joint specializing in seafood boils.
Armen Agop: Transcontemporary
Transcontemporary is a solo exhibition by Egyptian artist Armen Agop featuring granite and bronze sculptures that are both free-standing and wall-mounted. The sculptures have an other-worldy, futuristic feel, juxtaposed with the use of granite, an ancient material from the earth.
Full of Crab
A seafood boil restaurant (with no cutlery) in East Coast, so prepare to get messy.
Brunch @ The Raffles Hotel Arcade 2014
Three Raffles Hotel galleries, which include Chan Hampe, Element Art Space and Kato Art Duo, team up for an arts-meets-brunch affair. Nosh on wines and canapes as you make your way through the different galleries’ Asian-centric exhibition.
Slow Magic
Following 2012’s critically acclaimed Triangle, electronic act Slow Magic is back this year with How to Run Away, once again mixing different styles to produce a truly unique sound. Look out for the deconstructionist house sounds on lead single “Girls” and organs and jazz piano on “Hold Still”.