Thailand Fashion Week 2022 to present Vietnamese culture
The designs will present the intersection between Vietnamese cultural identity and characteristics of countries across five continents.
China’s museums reopen to a new age
Since the first Covid-19 outbreak, museums in Shanghai had started introducing online events to maintain contact with the public and are well-prepared for the latest wave.
NFTs going mainstream in Singapore’s art scene
Non-fungible tokens have taken the art world by storm, with pieces going for eye-watering sums and every other practitioner jumping on the bandwagon.
Pulmuone sponsors Korean food documentary by US culinary school
South Korean food giant Pulmuone and the Culinary Institute of America will also produce food documentaries on China, Japan, and Southeast Asian cuisine.
From BTS to iKON, K-pop idols break down musical barriers
To the unfamiliar, K-pop music can appear to not much more than a product of the entertainment industry.
Five books I would sell my soul to re-read for the first time
The list features titles such as Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of The Day.
Memories of Korean War outbreak on June 25 transcended in art
Also known as “6.25 War” in South Korea to remember the date of the war’s outbreak, the Korean War remains an unforgettable pain in the nation’s history.
Hong Kong screens celebratory movie directed by local filmmakers
In the four-segment movie, one story features a young artist with autism and obsessive compulsory disorder who regains his confidence and then creates works in his unique style.
Australia teams up Cambodia film festival to screen 20 films for diplomatic anniversary
In attendance will be Cambodian-Australian filmmaker Allison Chhorn, Australian filmmaker James Gerrand, as well as film critic and curator for this year’s film festival Richard…
Making a living through art in Bangladesh
While the practice of turning your creative endeavours into a career is frowned upon, there is no denying that artists are here to stay.