11.12 Gallery

Established in Vinzavod, Moscow, 11.12 Gallery, a centre for contemporary art, opened its Singapore branch in November 2012. The gallery presents contemporary art in a series of works that embody traditional Russian realism with current trends of avant-garde and post-modernism. The gallery works with talented young artists that are recognized in their field for their […]

Tembusu Art Gallery

Tembusu Art Gallery was established in 2006 and specialises in South East Asian artwork, representing masters and upcoming artists from the region. With a spectrum spanning paintings of various genres and mediums, sculptures and ceramics, Tembusu Art Gallery is a friendly and inviting boutique gallery. The gallery is named after a rigorous and resilient tree […]

Betjeman & Barton

French tea specialist Betjeman & Barton stocks teas like Autumn Blend (dried fruit and nuts with black tea), rooibos stracciatella (red tea with chocolate, vanilla and coconut) and Lundi Light! (green tea, oil of lemon, ginger and lemongrass).

Pind Balluchi Bar & Grill

At Singapore’s first outlet of this popular restaurant chain from India, dig into Punjabi classics such as galouti kebab ($28), minced lamb patties, bhatti chicken ($24), chicken marinated in yogurt and rose petals, and tandoori broccoli ($16). The restaurant is open for lunch on weekends and dinner from Tuesday-Sunday.

Interview: Tan Seck Geok from Great Eastern Women’s Run

Asia's largest women's-only run takes place again this year in November and flags off at the Float@Marina Bay. We speak to Tan Seck Geok, head group corporate communications of Great Eastern Life Assurance and find out more about what the race embodies.

Holiday Inn Bangkok Sukhumvit 22

This centrally located hotel has 300 rooms and is nearby Asok and Phrom Phong BTS stations, as well as the city’s main shopping and entertainment district. On-site, there’s also hip new restaurant Maya, which serves Northern Indian cuisine and stays open till late.

Interview: Sundaram Tagore

The prolific Indian art gallerist, who is based in New York, Hong Kong and Singapore, talks to Terry Ong about art-making and the state of the modern world.