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This week, we share the best ways to get your arts fix with some of the most exciting virtual (and physical) arts events happening across the island

This week, we bring to you the best things you can do — all from the comfort of your own home.

Laugh out loud with Singapore’s most irreverent comedian, or witness feminine fury on stage. Otherwise, sit in front of the TV to catch Korean zombies or head out to watch a movie about the awesome power of Mother Nature. The choice is yours.

Is art elitist? Founder of the Cuturi Gallery, Kevin Troyano Cuturi, does not think so. His newly-launched gallery showcases emerging and established artists within its walls, and he believes anyone can enjoy and own art.

SINGAPORE (Feb 21): New exhibitions, fresh takes on classical music to powerful tipples, we round up the most exciting events you need to know about.

By a stroke of good fortune, coincidence or foresight, Ascott Residence Trust (ART) signed an agreement to divest of Citadines Xinghai Suzhou and Citadines Zhuankou Wuhan at a price more than 30% above their combined property book values representing net

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SINGAPORE (Jan 17): Sneakers Unboxed: Studio to Street from May 6, 2020A footwear phenomenon in recent years, sneakers will take centre stage at the Design Museum in London with a show that exploresthe many aspects of today’s must-have shoes. The De

Growing up with a mother who has always painted, lawyer Nicholas Hanna never thought much of the paint pots strewn around the house, or the paintings that covered the walls of his home. A serendipitous incident that saw one of Dorle Lindner’s paintings