Huang Lijie | The Straits Times

Huang Lijie

Arts Correspondent

askST: To whom can I turn for advice if I am new to art collecting and keen to do so as a form of investment?

Parliament: $3m for programmes to enliven the Civic District and Bras Basah-Bugis precinct

WATCH: 360-degree video of Future World, new permanent exhibition at ArtScience Museum

First Arab contender in 20 years opens Berlin film fest

The Singapore Biennale returns in October with 10 curators and 60 artists

Five of Alan Rickman's most memorable movie roles

Singapore Art Museum director steps down after two years at the helm

Pinacotheque de Paris museum in receivership but Singapore outpost unaffected

Records set for Singapore art but prices of works may still fluctuate

Nine works that set artist records at Christie's Singapore art sale

Auction records set at landmark sale of Singapore art

PM Lee Hsien Loong unveils National Gallery Singapore

Three must-read books by Oliver Sacks, writer who died aged 82 on Sunday

The Chinese billionaire couple who started their own museum

Culture Vulture: I heart emoji

The eight-panel piece, priced at US$160,000 (S$206,440), comprises 160 prints on sandpaper that incorporate 20 different spices and herbs common to Singapore. -- PHOTO: HAEGUE YANG/STPI

Made-in-Singapore art graces walls of Museum of Modern Art in New York

Daniel Boey's new autobiography is called The Book Of Daniel: Adventures Of A Fashion Insider. -- ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

Between the lines: Screams of different kinds at the Singapore Writers Festival

American poet Robert Pinsky. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE WRITERS FESTIVAL

Literary glitterati arrive with launch of the Singapore Writers Festival

The hipster wave has claimed in its wake anything trendsetting that can be turned into a commodity, including hand-crafted wares and terrariums, classy barbershops, cool cafe concepts and (above) vinyl records and players. -- PHOTO: ST FILE

Hipster culture helps spur business growth and transform neighbourhoods

10 things to know about Singapore's Cultural Medallion

The Singapore Repertory Theatre presents Mies Julie. When wars on race, class and sexuality have been fought, with some concessions won and boundaries erased, perhaps the greatest remaining scandal, and tragedy, is for people to be paralysed by

Theatre Review: Mies Julie is a potent mix of race, class and sex set in South Africa

Two Singapore artists, Zhao Renhui (left) and Ho Tzu Nyen, are among those vying for the $60,000 grand prize in the Asia Pacific Breweries Foundation Signature Art Prize. -- PHOTOS: ST FILE

Two Singapore artists among 15 vying for a $60,000 regional art prize

Toss painting with video, performance and elements of theatre and you get the work Give Me Your Blood And I Will Give You Freedom. -- ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

Art review: Nikhil Chopra unleashes a potent blend of art forms

The performance Mystery Magnet, conceived by Belgian artist Miet Warlop, is a largely wordless show that speaks through a riot of colours and evocative scenes. -- PHOTO: CHONG YEW, SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS

Theatre review: Be captive to Mystery Magnet's riot of spellbinding vignettes