The third Art Apart Fair returns in January next year, with call for entries open now. 

Lots of cool talks, exhibitions and screenings will be taking place at this year’s edition (organized by The Arts House in conjunction with the Singapore Writers Festival), centered on the themes dreams, folklore and fairytales. We pick three not-to-be-missed events.

After a two-year hiatus, the Singapore Biennale is back with a vengeance. Not only are the venues better (mostly centered around the Bras Basah vicinity for easier accessibility), the curation itself is tighter than ever, with more installation-based and interactive works. Here are five of our faves.

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.

Zouk launches 5-day, 4-night trip to Langkawi and Phuket on board the Costa Victoria.

The latest addition to arts hub Gillman Barracks will hold artist residencies, research programs and exhibitions.

Just what is it that you love about living here? (Apart from reading I-S, of course.)

The pop-up art exhibition The Art of Collecting, Masterpieces from the Pinacothèque de Paris is a comprehensive preview spanning 500 years of art history featuring 20 masterpieces by legendary artists Botticelli, Rembrandt, Renoir, Modigliani and Picasso. We talk to director Marc Restellini about his curatorial process.