★★☆☆☆ Review: Realm of Silk by Sougwen Chung (SIFA 2023)
An attempt to bring robotics into art making proves the human touch still necessary. Touted as a one-of-a-kind performance bringingContinue Reading
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SIFA 2023: An Interview with SUKKI, Daniel Kok and Luke George, co-creators of ‘LOVE DIVINE’
Ever imagined an arts event taking place at an elite club? This May, as part of the 2023 Singapore InternationalContinue Reading
SMU and NAFA to jointly offer newAdvanced Certificate Programmes in Arts Management and Design Literacy for Marketing
SMU Academy (SMUA) and the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) Centre for Lifelong Education have announced that they willContinue Reading
SIFA 2023: An Interview with ‘BLKDOG’ director/choreographer Botis Seva
The black dog of depression very rarely leaves. And for today’s youth, it seems to follow them everywhere, what withContinue Reading
Review: There is no future in nostalgia – Studio A by Centre 42 (SIFA 2023)
In Arthur Yap’s poem ‘there is no future in nostalgia’, the Singaporean poet considers that it is better to leaveContinue Reading
★★☆☆☆ Review: MATERIA by Andrea Salustri (SIFA 2023)
Object theatre performance more focused on experimentation and play than making a point. Better known as styrofoam to most people,Continue Reading
SIFA 2023: An Interview with Samir Veen of Ontroerend Goed, on interactive theatre piece ‘£¥€$ (LIES)’
For the ordinary person going about our lives, it’s already enough of a headache just keeping our finances in order.Continue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: Angel Island by Brian Gothong Tan and Huang Ruo (SIFA 2023)
A visually stunning, sobering history lesson of Chinese discrimination in America told through music and song. Across history, the UnitedContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: Abyss by Hyerim Jang (SIFA 2023)
an orchid standing by the windowhas beautiful scent of leaves and branchesonce it fronted the Autumn wind,fades by the frostalthoughContinue Reading
Review: Present Past 今后 by RuanAtWorkz
Continuing their journey to promote the art of Chinese instrumental music and showcasing traditional instruments, RuanAtWorkz returned with Present Past,Continue Reading
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