The euphoria of the French Revolution has more or less subsided and the city of Paris was exhausted from successive dictatorships and stubborn socio-economic disparities.
At first glance, the patterns decorating the red ochre cloths are simple and repetitive — the token fare of mawkish souvenir stalls throughout the Pacific. But look closer, note the strangeness of the bone-white reptilian creatures, spiny fish and swirling wave patterns etched into the ...
The Collectors Show: Asian Contemporary Art from Private Collections” presented by the Singapore Art Museum provides a fresh perspective in the discourse of contemporary art today.
Spleen — a kaleidoscope of disenchantment 
Swing the ukulele! 
Jakarta Biennale: Arts for all 
Jakarta’s great restaurants 
Identifying a ‘real good one’ 
Art beyond commerce 
Ken Pattern: Charmed by Bali 
Art meets at the equator 
Aditya Novali’s country in oscilliation 
Contemporary art and fashion combined