Two families. Four faiths. Visual artist Alecia Neo and sound artist Clarence Chung bring forth an art installation about love and faith, and how each needs the other in order to survive.

Into it’s 23rd year, the National Arts Council’s Patron of the Arts Award is now open for your nomination.

Morimura Yasumasa, born in 1951 in Osaka, Japan, is internationally renowned appropriation artist. He appropriates universally well-known images derived from art history, mass media and pop culture to create unconventional and bold self-portrait renderings in photography, performance and video.

Frolicking with Woody. Riding nude on toy horses. Erotic meal with an over weight kingpin and teasing 4 men while bent over. Definitely every hot blooded man’s fantasy come true.

Graffiti street writer/artist, KONGO is in Singapore for the launch of KONGO X HERMÈS Silk Scarves for the Autumn/Winter 2011 collection. Catch the superstar at the new Scotts Square at 8 Scotts Road.

Presenting his first solo exhibition BRAT (兔崽子), Singaporean singer-songwriter Jones Shi Kang Jun (石康钧) expresses his intimate observations on life through his artwork in various forms and media using rabbits as a key motif.

A few people have stepped forward to allow themselves to be considered as the next Arts NMP. Members of the Singapore arts community, find out how you can support them, starting from 2pm Saturday 3 December 2011 at the Home of TheatreWorks.

Treat yourself to little colourful surprises from Desmond Sim’s latest collection of paintings, where he continues his journey remembering juvenile mischief and pleasures.

We interviewed an art buyer and 2 gallery owners who shared with us how the art scene in Singapore has grown and how art buying has changed over the past few years.

How would you like if you could plant a seed of happiness, water it with some happiness juice, and enjoy the harvest of your happiness?