The biennale reveled in complexity, asking what kind of progress remains possible—and for whom. YVONNE WANG

His print show at STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery, Singapore, upends the question: ‘What does it mean for an artist to be ahead of their time?’

Heman Chong's largest survey to date at the Singapore Art Museum highlights his signature knack for subverting institutional authority through semantic mischief. YVONNE WANG

The spirit of experimentation runs deep in brothers Alex and Johnny Turnbull, ART SG Advisory Group members. As sons of two of Britain’s most prominent post-war artists—Singapore-born Kim Lim and Scot...

Picture yourself somewhere tropical. What do you see?  Perhaps azure oceans, sandy beaches, swaying palm trees, exotic birds, and a golden sun?  No doubt these visualisations may draw from personal ...

Why we’ve moved on from the cultural moment in which minimalism automatically signifies good taste and proximity to wealth

The new Little Mermaid film reinforces the sense that the Disney princesses’ significant others are doomed to non-existence

The Australian comedian turns curator in a show about Picasso’s complicated legacy. But it’s women artists the exhibition really shortchanges.