Twenty year old Jovin Tan may be wheelchair bound, but he certainly goes places. I-S speaks to this disabled athlete—who’ll soon be taking part in the Far East and South Pacific (FESPIC) Games—on what it’s like to feel the sea breeze in his hair.

I-S pays joss paper maker Ong Meng Khoon a visit to unearth the facts of his trade.

Young multimedia artists are breaking new ground with their traveling, cutting-edge artworks.

Starring performer/singer Kit Chan, musical Forbidden City takes the stage for the third time.

Born in Toronto to an actor father and actress/director mother, Sarah Polley started her career at the tender age of four, but it wasn’t until Atom Egoyan’s The Sweet Hereafter in 1997 that the world took notice.

Melvin Tan and Sharon Tan (no relation) have been dance partners for close to six years now, and participate in DanceSport, which is competitive ballroom and Latin dancing. I-S talks to these athletes about their partnership and what it’s like to move in time.

Delve into existentialistic topics in the stirring play The Beckett Project.

Beatrice Chia-Richmond needs no introduction. This lanky and talented stage actress-director has graced many local magazines, and is one of the most recognizable faces in local theater. Here, she talks to us about some of her favorite things—among them, Prada, massages, kindness and traveling to Kenya.

Performing arts lecturer and nude art model Harris Jahim tells I-S what it takes to strike a pose.

NUS student and President of the Association of Students for Self Expression (ASS) David Lee (Rodney Oliveiro) gets political with a campaign. We pay him a visit to find out more.