With his controversial film Sex.Violence.FamilyValues recently approved for release by the MDA, the talented filmmaker opens up to Terry Ong.

One of the joys of attending Art Stage is to navigate the hundreds of booths and take in the works at your own pace. But with so much going on, you will inevitably miss a few exhibits. Here are four that you shouldn’t.

The enigmatic French actress was recently in town to promote Michael Haneke’s Amour, which premiered in Singapore at the recently concluded 2nd Rendezvous with French Cinema. Terry Ong had a face-to-face chat with the multi-faceted actress, most well -known for her award-winning role as a sexually frustrated piano teacher in Haneke’s The Piano Teacher and as a runaway exnun in Hal Hartley’s Amateur. 

The Brit artist is one of the forefathers of the local street art scene, having launched indie art magazine Kult five years ago and recently established Kult Studio & Gallery at Mount Emily. He takes five with Terry Ong.

These new Singapore stores should help you get started on shopping for the New Year (and last-minute Christmas gifts).

Sven Tan's In Good Company and Lionel Low's Lionelow are fantastic additions to the shopping scene.

Dazzling gowns from the talented fashion designer abound at Haute Couture Week 2012.

Like fellow contemporary Banksy, UK street art duo STATIC’s identities remain elusive. Preferring to let their art speak for them, they’ve produced cutting-edge pieces with elements of Pop Art and graffiti as well as clever juxtaposition of imageries. Terry Ong manages to sneak a quick chat with duo recently.