Upclose with veteran war photographer, Tim Page
Veteran war photographer Tim Page, the co-curator of Requiem, an exhibition paying homage to the valiant photographers who lost their lives covering conflicts in Vietnam and Indochina, shares his story with Patrick Benjamin.
State of the Art: Spring Floods and Peach Petals
Liu Dao, part of the Island6 arts collective, makes its grand debut with a visual art spectacle that toys with various genres and mediums. In this intriguing combination of Pop Art, rice paper with video, and paper cutting with LEDs, the works mirror the complexity of modern day China. Caroline Ward chats to the artists from the respected Shanghai based art collective.
Interview with Lymbyc Systym
Lymbyc Systym’s Michael Bell shares with Wendi Gu his musings on family, music, and the indielicious soundscapes painted by him and his brother.
Interview with the Neon Trees
Justine Ong spoke to Neon Trees’ vivacious drummer Elaine Bradley before the band’s first gig on our shores.
Momiji Japanese Buffet Restaurant
Japanese buffet restaurant Momiji Japanese Buffet Restaurant features everything from sashimi and sushi to cold seafood, paper steamboat, teppanyaki and tempura. There are also hot food counters like a “fry-to-order” counter and a “live” teppanyaki station. If you’re a fan of seafood, go check out their weekend dinner options, which include free flow crab legs. The cover charge […]
Robinsons
The buzz: This is one of the biggest fashion and health and beauty tenants at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, spanning 20,800 sq. ft. of space, offering various store exclusives for the ladies.The vibe: Very spacious and well-lit, and the staff are supremely helpful (those who say Singapore service is lacking clearly haven’t been […]
Valentino
Louis Vuitton
Club 21
Club 21 is an indie multi-label boutique, and still the best in town, offering international luxury labels 3.1 Phillip Lim, Ann Demeulemeester, Rick Owens and Yohji Yamamoto under one roof. There’s even a personal shopper service for those pressed for time.
Comme des Garcons
Two years in the making and with no less than three guerilla (or “pop up,” as the fashion folks like to put it) stores prior, in offbeat places like Haji Lane, Chinatown and Bukit Merah, the first standalone Comme des Garcons finally makes its way here in the form of a clean, minimalist 3,035 sq. […]